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Psychologist Gendlin (Behavioral Sciences, University of Chicago) comes from Carl Rogers's circle. Following Focusing (Everest House, 1978), this book shows how Gendlin's method of tapping the body's responses can be applied to the understanding and appreciation of one's dreams. He implies, rightly, that there are many ways of interpreting dreams, based on various theoretical approaches, each with its own validity. Yet, what really counts is the dreamer's somatic response to questions raised or interpretations suggested; the body has the answer, preverbally as it were. One can feel the author's respect for the privacy of the individual and for the message of one's inner nature. Simply and clearly written, this will be useful both for the lay public and therapists. Gertrud B. Ujhely, L.I. Inst. of Psychoanalysis, Mineola, N.Y.
Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Psychologist Gendlin (Behavioral Sciences, University of Chicago) comes from Carl Rogers's circle. Following Focusing (Everest House, 1978), this book shows how Gendlin's method of tapping the body's responses can be applied to the understanding and appreciation of one's dreams. He implies, rightly, that there are many ways of interpreting dreams, based on various theoretical approaches, each with its own validity. Yet, what really counts is the dreamer's somatic response to questions raised or interpretations suggested; the body has the answer, preverbally as it were. One can feel the author's respect for the privacy of the individual and for the message of one's inner nature. Simply and clearly written, this will be useful both for the lay public and therapists. Gertrud B. Ujhely, L.I. Inst. of Psychoanalysis, Mineola, N.Y.
Copyright 1986 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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- The Opening of Vision: Nihilism and the Postmodern Situation by David Michael Levin in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- The Dreamer's Companion: A Young Person's Guide to Understanding Dreams and Using Them Creatively by Stephen Phillip Policoff in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- Peace, Love and Healing: Bodymind Communication & the Path to Self-Healing: An Exploration by Bernie S. Siegel on page 70, and