Vol 5 No 2 · Fall/Winter 1993
Bodydreaming
Contributors
Joe Goodbread · Salome Schwarz · Kay Ross · Amy Mindell · Dawn Menken · Alan Strachan · Sara Halprin · Anton Heretik · Moses N. Ikiugu
Articles in this issue
- 01
The Role of Dreambody Concepts and Practice in the Development of Process Work: a personal memoir
Joe Goodbread
Process Work emerged in Arnold Mindell's psychotherapeutic practice from a background of Jungian analysis sometime around 1973. Although…
- 02
At the Heart of the Lava Rock Clinic: conversations with Max Schüpbach and Amy Mindell
Salome Schwarz
On the Oregon coast where the mist curls around the cliffs and the waves play with the shore relentlessly, Max Schiipbach, Amy Mindell and…
- 03
A Comparison of the Medical/Nursing and Process Work Approaches to Coma: a journey through the minefield of unconsciousness
Kay Ross
In this article I compare the medical/nursing and Process Work approaches of working with those in comas. My background, first as a nurse…
- 04
Training Issues in Coma Work: edges and personal freedom
Amy Mindell
Ever since I joined my husband, Amy, in his work with people in comatose conditions, I have been confronted with many of my own feelings…
- 05
The Nobody Who Could Become Anybody: atribute to Tom Hammond
Dawn Menken
In September of 1992, Tom Hammond came to the Oregon coast to attend the Lava Rock Clinic. He arrived a few days late; it had been a long…
- 06
The Wisdom of the Dreaming Body: a casestudy of a physical symptom
Alan Strachan
In working with childhood dreams, I've discovered that they point to a life pattern of the dreambody behavior. Very often, chronic…
- 07
Preparing for Death and Planning to Live: an interview with Marianne Pomeroy
Sara Halprin
I first met Marianne Pomeroy in August, 1987, when I was a new student of Process Work. I was drawn to her good humor and warmth, and I…
- 08
History and Contemporary Trends in Clinical Psychology in Slovakia
Anton Heretik
As an introduction, let me begin with a few notes on the history of Czechoslovakia, which was founded in 1918 after the disintegration of…
- 09
African Thought and Spirituality
Moses N. Ikiugu
African thought and wisdom, like the wisdom in other powerless communities, is largely unknown. Indeed, when we talk about knowledge, we…