To celebrate its 30 years of pioneering work in the fields of counselling and psychotherapy training, the Re-Vision Centre for Transpersonal & Integrative Therapy has brought together a selection of writing by practitioners and teachers who have worked at the heart of the organization.
The chapters address a social and cultural crisis which, at this point in the history of our planet, needs new ways of looking at therapy and how it relates to the world beyond the consulting room. Just as ‘the personal is the political’ was a way of seeing individual issues within the context of a wider political field, so we now need to see that soul has a different kind of agency from that of ego – one that is both internal and external, individual and cultural. The world may have lost connection with soul in its obsession with merchandise and control, but soul has not lost connection with us. These chapters offer an integrative perspective that both gives a place to the troubles of the modern world and also develops a well-tuned craft to firstly attend to our painful wounds and ultimately transform their bitterness into the salt of wisdom.
This book is a compelling work for psychotherapists, counsellors, trainees, and anyone interested in how psychotherapy influences and is influenced by the state of the planet, by imagination and by the reality of how politics impact on our daily lives.
قائمة المحتويات
Introduction by Chris Robertson and Sarah Van Gogh
1 Roots and Seeds by Ewa Robertson and Chris Robertson
2 The Wounded Healer: Chiron as Mythic Guide to the Practice of Therapy by Nicky Marshall
3 The Third Body by Ewa Robertson
4 The Garden of Love by Sarah Van Gogh
5 Soul and Soulmaking by Chris Robertson
6 Rediscovering Our Kinship with Nature: Ecological Issues in Psychotherapy by Joan Crawford
7 Madness in the Method by Jo-Ann Roden
8 Maps for Soul Making: Story Enactment in Psychotherapy by Mary Smail
9 Knowing of a Third Kind by Chris Robertson
Last Words by Chris Robertson and Sarah Van Gogh
Bibliography
Biographies
عن المؤلف
Sarah Van Gogh has worked as a counsellor in private practice since 2001, and is on the training staff at Re-Vision. She was a counsellor and a trainer for many years at Survivors UK, the London charity that supports men who have experienced sexual abuse. Before training as a counsellor, Sarah gained a degree in English from Cambridge University, and then worked in the fields of theatre, community health and adult education. She has written about the connection between therapy and the expressive arts in
a number of journals, and is the author of Helping Male Survivors of Sexual Violation to Recover, published by Jessica Kingsley.
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