Vol 4 No 1 · Fall/Winter 1992
At the Edge of Process Work
Contributors
Moses N. Ikiugu · Fukuda-San · Amy Mindell · Bogna Szymkiewicz · Ingrid Schuitevoerder · Regula Stewart · Sara Halprin
Articles in this issue
- 01
Process-Oriented Psychology and African Culture
Moses N. Ikiugu
Why Concern with Culture? A short course in Process-oriented Psychology and psychotherapy, and further reading in the subject, has left the…
- 02
Amy Mindell Interviewed by Fukuda-San
Interview with Amy Mindell (interviewed by Fukuda-San)
Holistic Health Center, Yojoen, Japan, Nov. 1990 (This interview took place at a holistic health center in the mountains of Japan just…
- 03
Process Work With Developmentally Delayed Teenagers
Bogna Szymkiewicz
Process Oriented Psychology, developed by Arnold Mindell during his work with individuals (1984,1985), couples (1987), and later with…
- 04
Psychological Interventions In Psychiatry
Amy Mindell
Facilitating extreme and unusual states of consciousness is DIFFICULT, EXCITING, RENEWING and PROVOCATIVE. Since I have written…
- 05
Enlivening Sandplay through Process Work
Ingrid Schuitevoerder
Introduction In this article I will explore the approaches of sandplay and Process Work by describing some of their ideas and concepts. I…
- 06
Gold Within the Garbage: A Process-Oriented Approach to Working with the Homeless
Regula Stewart
My first intention in my contact with the homeless was to apply Process Work. Ernie, my husband, and I went downtown and tried to do…
- 07
Process Work, Art and Politics
Sara Halprin
Studying Process Work, like studying any system which shifts the way we look at the world, has in my own case changed my thinking about…