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Metapsychology Book Catalog
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Life Skills: Improve the Quality of Your Life with Metapsychology |

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Loving Healing Press proudly announces the first ever self-help book
based on Metapsychology techniques. Author Marian Volkman has contributed to
the TIR and Metapsychology curriculum for over 15 years.
Metapsychology, as developed by Frank A. Gerbode, MD, is a subject rich
in philosophy and practical application. Much of Applied Metapsychology
makes use of one-on-one session work to achieve the individual's
personal goals -- from relieving past pain to living more fully to
expanding consciousness.
Life Skills highlights key factors from the subject and illuminates the
ways that these factors can be used on a daily basis for improved
quality of life, as an individual, in relationships, and in the wider
world.
Learn handy and usually quite fast techniques to assist another person after a shock, injury or other distress.
Learn simple methods for expanding your awareness on a daily basis.
Gain a deeper understanding of what a relationship is, and how to strengthen and nurture it.
Learn the components of successful communication, what causes communication to break down, and how to repair breakdowns.
Gain the ability to more accurately predict certain patterns of human behavior, and to be more effective in dealing with the negative ones.
Learn an effective tool for making important life decisions.
Explore human potential.
"Life Skills is replete with examples, exercises,
episodes from the author's life, and tips - this is a must for
facilitators, clients, and anyone who seeks heightened emotional welfare -- or merely to
recover from a trauma."
-- Sam Vaknin, PhD (April, 2005)
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Life Skills is part of the Explorations in Metapsychology Series.
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Coping With Physical Loss and Disability is
A new vision for those who have lost so much...
This workbook provides more than 50 questions and exercises designed
to empower those with physical loss and disability to better understand
and accept their ongoing processes of loss and recovery. The exercises
in Coping with Physical Loss and Disability were distilled from ten
years of clinical social work experience with clients suffering from
quadriplegia, paraplegia, amputation(s), cancer, severe burns, HIV/AIDs,
hepatitis, lupus, sensory loss, and neuro-muscular disorders. This
technique applies to any loss arising from accidents, injury, surgery,
or disease.
“This workbook is a tremendous resource that is practical and easy to use. The author shows his connection with this material in a way from which we can all benefit.”
—Geneva Reynaga-Abiko, Psy.D., University of Illinois, Counseling Center
About the Author
Rick Ritter, MSW, a disabled veteran and social worker, has worked with
more than a hundred clients who have experienced physical loss and
disability. This workbook is a distillation of the very best questions
and exercises to draws clients towards re-taking control of their lives.
Ritter has competed in international events for disabled athletes.
Illustrated by Tyler Mills.
Learn more about Coping with Physical Loss
Read more reviews of Coping with Physical Loss
Coping with Physical Loss is part of the New Horizons in Therapy Series.
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Beyond Psychology: An Introduction to Metapsychology
Beyond Psychology establishes the underpinnings of a theoretically
sound, systematic, and truly effective method for understanding the
person, his mind, and his own world of experience. Includes the first
account of Traumatic Incident Reduction (TIR) and many other useful
techniques.
"Metapsychology represents a new and effective way of "viewing"
ourselves, our worlds, and our relationships with each other."
--Jerry Davis, Ph.D., Director Research and Policy Analysis, Pennsylvania Higher
Education Assistance Agency
Dr. Gerbode is an Honors graduate of Stanford University who later
pursued graduate studies in philosophy at Cambridge University in
England. He received his medical degree from Yale University, and
completed a psychiatric residency at Stanford University Medical Center
in the early 1970s. Gerbode is the author of numerous papers and
articles, which have been published in the Journal of Neurochemistry,
the International Journal of Neuropharmacology, the Journal of Rational
Emotive and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, AMI/TIRA Newsletter and elsewhere.
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