This third edition of a modern classic introduces a new quantum theory of self reflection, beoling, and the evolution of consciousness based on university research. The book demonstrates how conscious involvement with one's dreams can facilitate new levels of awareness.

Dreams, Consciousness, Spirit: The Quantum Experience of Self-Reflection and Co-Creation

Politics & Social Sciences

Rossi, Ernest Lawrence

Philosophy

Zeig, Tucker & Theisen, Inc.

Celebrating more than 20 years of the Milton H. Erickson Foundation, this volume brings together 40 of the field's innovators to demonstrate both the breadth of Ericksonian therapy - from pain management to trauma resolution - and the clinical considerations attending its use.

The Handbook of Ericksonian Psychotherapy

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Psychology & Counseling

Love's Hidden Symmetry: What Makes Love Work in Relationships

Self-Help

HELLINGER, BERT

Beaumont, Hunter

Weber, Gunthard

Relationships

Book by Steinberg, Frances E., Ph.D., Whiteside, Richard G.

Whispers from the East: Applying the Principles of Eastern Healing to Psychotherapy

Whiteside, Richard G.

Steinberg, Frances E., Ph.D.

Alternative Medicine

Book by Lewis, Jerry M., Gossett, John T.

Disarming the Past: How an Intimate Relationship Can Heal Old Wounds

Lewis, Jerry M.

Gossett, John T.

Designed as a workbook to be used directly by the client - inside or outside the therapy room - The Angry Self presents a framework that includes cognitive-behavioral strategies, Ericksonian tenets, and relaxation techniques. Building on a combination of these ideas, the author has created a cohesive course of action to help clients expand their communication and response vocabulary. By following this workbook, clients will learn first to identify their anger and then to loosen its grip on their lives. Perhaps most significant, they will discover ways to take that energy - energy previously spent on anger and its ramifications - and redirect it toward creating solutions. The Angry Self offers a crucial perspective for all those who are caught in a cycle of anger. It offers a sequence of strategies to help them break through years of reflexive behavior. It offers, finally, a realistic and enduring blueprint for well-being.

The Angry Self: A Comprehensive Approach to Anger Management

Gottlieb, Miriam M.

This is a no-nonsense guide to how mental health practitioners can lower the legal risks and avoid the common pitfalls of contemporary practice. Written specifically for nonphysician practitioners, this book explains common forensic issues and standards as they apply to mental health professionals, and it helps clarify risk-benefit questions involved in mental health care delivery.

A Clinician's Guide to Legal Issues in Psychotherapy, Or, Proceed With Caution

William H. Reid

Health & Medical Law

"Recognizing the metaphorical nature of the problem, Hal Brickman's approach to weight management includes a variety of scripts that address the unconscious meaning of unregulated eating. The scripts are designed not as magic cures but as catalysts for serious psychodynamic work. This is a significant contribution to the literature." 
From the Foreword by Daniel L. Araoz 
This collection of discrete hypnotherapy scripts is designed to aid clinicians in helping their clients deal with the complex, often lifelong issue of weight management. The scripts can also be used by individuals as a means to move away from common emotional triggers brought on by stress and feelings of low self-worth. Armed with a truly creative and powerful approach to negotiating the reality and fantasy of food, clinicians finally have an edge as they face with their clients the challenge of developing a sense of empowerment out of a depleted sense of self-esteem. 
The metaphors offered here are drawn from the author's 20 years of experience in working with weight management. Brickman has discovered the essential truth of gathering critical insights from his clients in order to create an intervention stance that is flexible, resilient, and receptive. The metaphors have been tried and tested and refined, and then given wings. Clinicians will find that they resonate across a variety of personality styles and circumstances. 
Whether used verbatim or to inspire the unique voice and attributes of the reader, the trance scripts featured in The Thin Book are a resource of unusual depth and clarity. 
Selected Contents: Saying “No” to Important Others; Food for Self-Definition; Lacking Resolve: When Eating Away from Home; Being Overweight to Punish Oneself; Compulsive Eating as a Defense Against Feelings; Using Food as a False Symbol of Family Unification; Being Overweight as an Expression of Passivity/ Hostility

The Thin Book : Hypnotherapy Trance Scripts for Weight Management (Book and Audio CD)

Brickman, Hal

Diets & Weight Loss

All families, no matter how they are brought together, struggle against enormous odds to thrive. However, for adoptive families, where the history is not a shared one, the rites and traditions commonly relied upon to negotiate transitions and to withstand internal or external stressors do not exist. This is where Creating Ceremonies: Innovative Ways to Meet Adoption Challenges comes in. 
The authors, a single mother with two adopted children and a social worker specializing in adoption, have joined forces to create a rich and vital resource to help adoptive families better cope with the day-to-day changes and challenges of life together. Carefully written to reach out to the range of families - two-parent, single-parent, foster-parent, as well as families with gay or lesbian parents and those of multiracial, multiethnic, or multicultural origin - the ceremonies presented here cover the spectrum of life-cycle phases, from preadoptive to moving in, from adjustment to reinforcement and beyond. 
Among the ceremonies: "Forever Family," "Getting Ready for a New Person in the Family," "End of the School Year," "There Is a Place for Both of Us," "Rejection and Abandonment," "Monsters and Nightmares," "The Day We Met," "You Are Safe Here." Used verbatim or customized to address a similar situation or a specific interactive style, the scripts will help family members move toward fresh, energized perspectives. They can be used again and again to provide short-term resolutions to particular problems and to reflect a long-term commitment to the family's well-being. 
An appropriate way to say "welcome home" -- or to say "goodbye." A means to express painful feelings. A bridge between differing perspectives. A helping hand to a youngster in trouble. A commitment to hope. Another milestone. For the professionals who work with adoptive families - for the families themselves - Creating Ceremonies extends and enriches the vocabulary of caring.

Creating Ceremonies: Innovative Ways to Meet Adoption Challenges

Lieberman, Cheryl A.

Bufferd, Rhea K.

In these letters there are aspects of Erickson's life that have never before been revealed publicly. Readers are privy to Erickson, the man in a way that provides new insights into his awesome power as a clinician a researcher a theorist and on individual. Readers will also meet the luminaries with whom Erickson interacted, both in the field of psychiatry and in related disciplines.

The Letters of Milton H. Erickson

Biographies & Memoirs

Erickson, Milton H.

Professionals & Academics

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