Amy Mindell Ordine dei libri (cronologico)

Focusing on the exploration of individual styles, this book serves as a resource for both aspiring and seasoned practitioners in various fields such as therapy, coaching, and education. It emphasizes enhancing creativity and effectiveness in facilitation, making it valuable for therapists, organizational leaders, and educators. The insights provided aim to enrich the practices of those who support individuals and groups, fostering a deeper understanding of personal and professional development.

The innovative concepts and practical methods of Process-Oriented Psychology (process work)—many of which have never been published—are explored in this highly unusual textbook. The goals of process work lay not in traditional psychotherapeutic theory, but rather in the unique wisdom and path of process, or nature, itself. Each of the 32 chapters represents a "class" in which one of the principles is highlighted and investigated from many angles, allowing the author to present the highly structured content in a playful way that is both attractive and useful to helpers and therapists from many different backgrounds.

Why is some therapy effective and some disappointing? Amy Mindell says it has to do with the subtle atmosphere created by therapists' unconscious feelings and attitudes. By tapping into their deepest beliefs about spirit, nature, and human development (metaskills), they can become more effective healers and spiritual teachers. Through years of researching Arnold Mindell's work with individuals, couples, and groups, Amy Mindell has identified a number of feeling attitudes which she amplifies here through analogies to Eastern traditions, the teachings of Don Juan, and/or modern physics. She approaches the question of learning Is it possible? How is it done? (She postulates that the therapist, not unlike the client, is on a path of spiritual development.) And she explains how the concept could revolutionize the vast field of psychotherapy. The book has numerous verbatim transcripts, as well as detailed theoretical and poetic explanations. In addition to offering helping professionals an inspiring new approach to working with people, this book will also valuable to anyone interested in discovering the unconscious attitudes that can lead to a deeper self-knowledge and satisfaction in relationships.

This transcript of a process-oriented psychology seminar provides a theoretical overview, and then continues on with demonstrations of how to work with individuals and groups. The interactions between Drs. Mindell and the seminar participants show that in order to get to the process, it may be necessary to employ trickster-like ways, based on the fabled, wise trickster of a Native American tribe, who did everything differently. His horse went forwards, for instance, but he rode it facing backwards, thereby taking a new approach.

"Koma - Ein Weg der Liebe" ist der erste praktische Ratgeher für die gewaltfreie Behandlung von Koma-Patienten. Familienmitglieder und Heller können anhand von schrittweise aufgebauten Übungen lernen, wie sie mit ihren Patienten, die sie an das Koma verloren glaubten, kommunizieren, sie versorgen und ihre bedeutsamen persönlichen Reisen fördern können. • Im Unterschied zur bisher häufig angewandten Schocktherapie geht Dr. Amy Mindell von der durch Erfahrung gewonnenen Einsicht aus, daß sich Menschen im Koma in einem völlig veränderten Bewußtseinszustand befinden. • Ihre Therapie besteht darin, die Menschen auf ihrer inneren Reise liebevoll zu begleiten, mit ihnen Kontakt aufzunehmen und ihnen Mut und Vertrauen zu vermitteln. Sie sollen nicht Objekt einer Therapie sein, der sie passiv ausgeliefert sind, sondern darin unterstützt werden, aktiv ihren Heilungsprozeß selbst zu beeinflussen. • Dieses Buch enthält: • Schritt-für-Schritt-Übungen für die Kommunikation mit Menschen im Koma. • Über 80 Illustrationen aktiver Techniken. • Unterstützung für Familien, die sich durch das Koma eines Familienmitglieds in einer Krise befinden. • Beispiele für die Arbeit mit Menschen im Koma. • Einen Leitfaden für die Beschaffung von Informationen, die für die Arbeit mit dem Patienten wichtig sind. • Fortgeschrittenes Training für professionelle Helfer. • Hilfe beim Verstehen der Erfahrungen, die die komatöse Person macht.

More and more people are turning to new mind-body therapies to address physical and emotional ills. But which type of body-centered therapy is best for each type of problem? And how can we choose the right therapist to meet our particular needs? This comprehensive collection brings together for the first time the founders and current leaders in the emerging field of body-centered therapy to explain how they developed their methods, what happens during a session, and who can best benefit from the technique. Learn how Hakomi can help you become mindful of the inner meaning of body sensations from founder Ron Kurtz. Explore 'The Moving Cycle' with Christine Caldwell, 'Dreambodywork' with Arnold Mindell, 'The Body Process' with Carolyn Braddock, 'The Relationship Dance' with Kathlyn Hendricks, and many more. Chapters on the ethics of touch in psychotherapy and on choosing a somatic therapist round out this fascinating and useful survey.