The Psychology of Nothingness I: Exploring the Void
I consider the condition of nothingness as a “strange attractor”—a condition that calls for our attention, that pulls in ene…
I consider the condition of nothingness as a “strange attractor”—a condition that calls for our attention, that pulls in ene…
In the first essay, I noted that our dreams are often recurrent. This is in part because we don’t seem to have learned an im…
Deep Caring is a book about the four days in which we are generative in our interactions with other people and with our comm…
Three psychologists (from different cultures) bring together an analysis of the Autumnal years based on different perspectiv…
We are pleased to offer another digital book at no cost in the Library of Professional Psychology. This free download is the…
Attention in this book focuses not only on what has been learned about past experiences of emerging freedom, but also the ch…
Fundamental distinction drawn between dreams that are transactional in nature (addressing issues in the current world) and t…
Dancing Between the Raindrops has proven to be both provocative and timely. It is now available on this website at no cost. …
William Bergquist, Jeannine Sandstrom and Agnes Mura, three accomplished authors, consultants and coaches, recently came tog…
What if Sigmund Freud were living today? Could he have embraced another form of human service that also guides the explorati…