Volume II: Table of Contents

About Our Cover: Harmonic Interlude II

     By Jim Modiano

 

Dedication and Foreword

     By Susan Gordon, PhD

 

Introduction

     By Lauren Gonzalez, MFA, MA, and Jonathan Reynolds, MA

 

Chapter One: Engaged Psychology: Past, Present, Prospects

     By Craig Chalquist, PhD


Chapter Two: Psychotherapy Through the Body: Engaging the Body

in Somatic Psychotherapy

     By Bill Bowen, MFT, LMT

 

Chapter Three: How Humanistic Psychology can Help PTSD Survivors

     By Stanley Krippner, PhD


Chapter Four: What Does it Mean to Live a Fully Embodied Spiritual Life?

     By Jorge Ferrer, PhD


Book Review: Ecopsychology: Science, Totems, and the Technological Species

     By Rain Sussman, LCSW


Chapter Five: Very Brief Therapy: The Miracle at the Pool of Bethesda

     By Rulik Perla, LMFT

 

Chapter Six: Increasing Aliveness through Positive Feedback Loops

     By Marenka Cerny, LMFT

 

Chapter Seven: Temporal Width of the Window of Observation (TWWO): Aspects of Vipassana Meditation Considered from a Systems Approach

     By Dr. Charles T. Tart

 

Chapter Eight: Co-Therapy: A Soulful Endeavor on a Path of Healing

     By Brian Lim, MA, and Karen Daley, MA

 

Poetry:
Speaking to Stone, by Justin McGahan, MA

smaller, by Kelsey A. Holt, MA

Letter to My Inner Child, by Andrea Shipley, MA

Turtle Mountain Chippewa, by Rhussel Jerome Ojibway, MA

 

Interview: Alex Stark on Geomancy and Feng Shui in Creativity,

Efficiency, and Design

     By Lauren Gonzalez, MFA, MA

 

Chapter Nine: Fiction: A Table by the Water

     By Julian Weinstein, LMFT

 

Chapter Ten: Graphic Novel: Healing Personal Neurosis and Collective Enmity

     Written and Drawn by Dr. Jeremy Taylor

 

Chapter Eleven: Reflection: Like a Mind, or Like a Mirror?

     By Jonathan Reynolds, MA

 

Chapter Twelve: From Foucault’s Ars Erotica to the Next Wave of Inwardly Inspired Yoga and “Tantric Sex”

     By Stuart Sovatsky, PhD

 

Chapter Thirteen: The Development of the Masculine and Feminine: Balance

in Opposition

     By Valerie Beltran

 

Chapter Fourteen: A Vision of Holistic Counseling: Applying Humanistic-Existential Principles in the Therapeutic Relationship

     By Andrew M. Bland, PhD


Chapter Fifteen: Nature and Soul: Reflections from an Ecopsychology Perspective

     By Jan Edl Stein, MFT


Chapter Sixteen: The Unfolding of the Self: Perspectives from Hakomi Mindfulness Based Experiential Psychotherapy

     By Rob Fisher, LMFT


Chapter Seventeen: Attachment and Nondual Consciousness

     By Padmini Nagaraj, MA

 

References by Chapter

 

Acknowledgments

 

Editor Biographies

 

Contributors