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Vol. 23, No. 1, 2012 FOCUSING, RESEARCH, AND CONTEMPORARY SCIENCE: New Movements Forward

Vol. 22, No. 1, 2010 AGING...Focusing Through the Transitions of Later Life

Vol. 21, No. 1, 2008 TRIBUTE ISSUE Celebrating Thirty Years of Focusing 1978–2008

Vol. 20, No. 1, 2007 Revised Edition FELT MEANING AND GLOBAL TRANSFORMATION: How Focusing Brings New Patterns of Relating in a Landscape of Fear

Vol. 19, No. 1, 2000-2004 THINKING AT THE EDGE: A New Philosophical Practice

Vol. 18, No. 1, 1999 FOCUSING AND MEDICINE

Vol. 17, No. 1, 1998 FOCUSING AND TRAUMA

Vol. 16, No. 1-2, 1997 FOCUSING WITH CHILDREN

Vol. 15, No. 2, Fall 1996/Winter 1997 FOCUSING AND RESEARCH

Vol. 15, No. 1, Spring 1996 FOCUSING AND SPIRITUALITY

Vol. 14, No. 3, Winter, 1995 PROFESSIONAL APPLICATIONS OF FOCUSING

Vol. 14, No. 2, Fall,1995 FOCUSING AND SPIRITUALITY

Vol. 14, No. 1, Spring, 1995 Typology

Vol. 13, No. 3, Winter, 1994 Typology

Vol. 13, No. 2, Fall, 1994 FOCUSING IN THE BODY

Vol. 13, No. 1, Spring, 1994

Vol. 12, No. 3, Winter, 1993

Vol. 12, No. 2, Summer, 1993 ADDICTION

Vol. 12, No. 1, Spring, 1993 CHILDREN AND PLAY

Vol. 11, No. 4, Winter, 1992 FOCUSING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY

Vol. 11, No. 3, Fall, 1992 4TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

Vol. 11, No. 2, Summer, 1992 THE BODY

Vol. 11, No. 1, Spring, 1992 DREAMS

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AGING...Focusing Through the Transitions of Later Life

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Celebrating Thirty Years of Focusing 1978–2008

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VOLUME 19, NUMBER 1, 2000-2004
THINKING AT THE EDGE: A New Philosophical Practice

iii From the Editor

WHAT IS TAE?

1 INTRODUCTION TO “THINKING AT THE EDGE” (Deutsch PDF) | (日本語) | (Español) | (Italiano)
Eugene T. Gendlin, Ph.D.

TAE STEPS

11 TAE IS ONLY POSSIBLE WITH FOCUSING

12 THINKING AT THE EDGE (TAE) STEPS (German PDF)
Eugene T. Gendlin, Ph.D. and Mary Hendricks, Ph.D.

25 A FRAME FOR THE TAE STEPS
Frans Depestele, M.D. , M.A.

27 STARTING TAE FROM A STRONG POSITION
Kye Nelson

THREE EXAMPLES OF THE FOURTEEN STEPS

32 PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE
Robert Crease, Ph.D.

43 TRANSLATING TEXTS
Bill Fraser, MA

55 A THEORY OF UNCONDITIONAL POSITIVE REGARD IN PSYCHOTHERAPY
Mary Hendricks, Ph.D.

ILLUSTRATIONS OF PARTICULAR STEPS:

80 PERMISSION TO THINK FROM WHAT IS KNOWN BUT UNCLEAR

82 SPEAKING FROM THE UPWARDLY PRESSING THINGS THAT WANT TO COME OUT
Forrestine Paulay and Eugene T. Gendlin, Ph.D.

86 MOTHERS AND INFANTS: ONE BODY PROCESS WITH EQUAL INITIATIVE
Zack Boukydis, Ph.D., and Eugene T. Gendlin, Ph.D.

APPLICATIONS OF TAE

94 THINKING AT THE EDGE IN INDUSTRY
Klaus Meyerson, Ph.D.

99 EIGHTH GRADERS THINK AT THE EDGE
Mary Jeanne Larrabee, Ph.D.

102 THINKING AT THE EDGE IN ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND ECOLOGICAL THEORY
Greg Walkerden

A PROCESS MODEL

112 A BRIEF GUIDE TO A PROCESS MODEL
Campbell Purton, Ph.D.

121 A PROCESS MODEL IS UNIQUE IN ITS CONCEPTUAL CO-GENERATIVITY
William Sterner

124 HOW I READ THE STRUCTURE OF THE A PROCESS MODEL TEXT
Greg Walkerden

132 EXCERPTS FROM A STUDY SESSION ON A PROCESS MODEL
led by Greg Walkerden

137 ETHOLOGY AND GENDLIN’S PROCESS MODEL
Campbell Purton, Ph.D.

APPENDIX

147 TAE FOR DAILY USE

VOLUME 18, NUMBER 1, 1999, FOCUSING AND MEDICINE

vi Letter from the Editors

vi Introduction

I. THE HEALING PROCESS

2   FOCUSING AND HEALING
Linda Olsen, Ph.D.

6   FOCUSING AND HEALTH: PSYCHOBIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES
Bruce Nayowith, M.D.

13 FOCUSING THROUGH TRAUMATIC EXPERIENCE - Personal Account
Nada Lou

II. CANCER

17 INTRODUCTION

18 FOCUSING AND CANCER: A PSYCHOLOGICAL TOOL AS AN ADJUNCT TREATMENT FOR ADAPTIVE RECOVERY
Doralee Grindler Katonah, Psy.D., M.Div.

19 CLEARING A SPACE WITH SOMEONE WHO HAS CANCER
Doralee Grindler Katonah, Psy.D., M.Div.

27 CLEARING A SPACE WITH FOUR CANCER PATIENTS
Miriam Kanter

36 CASE STUDY: A SIX-WEEK TRAINING IN FOCUSING WITH SOMEONE WHO HAS CANCER
Doralee Grindler Katonah, M.Div, Psy.D.

42 LISTENING FROM THE HEART TO PEOPLE LIVING WITH CANCER (Article available online)
Mary Ellen Summerville, C.S.W., M.Div.

47 FOCUSING AND SUPPORT GROUP ACTIVITIES FOR THOSE WHO LIVE WITH CANCER
Koko Shiraiwa

51

55 THE RIGHT TO TAKE TIME TO FORM A FELT SENSE DURING ILLNESS
Mary Hendricks, Ph.D.

56 A JOURNEY OF TRANSFORMATION AND FOCUSING WHEN AN ILLNESS THREATENS
Doralee Grindler Katonah, M.Div., Psy.D. with Reva Bernstein

62 BREAST CANCER AND FOCUSING: AN OPENING - Personal Account
Anne-Megan Kelly

64 THE WAITING ROOM - Personal Account
Anne-Megan Kelly

66 FINDING STRENGTH AND COMFORT THROUGH FOCUSING WITH CANCER - Personal Account
Chris Rex

67 CANCER. FOCUSING, MIRACLE - Personal Account
Neil Friedman, Ph.D.

70 FOCUSING WITH A FAMILY MEMBER WITH SERIOUS LUNG CANCER - Personal Account
Ann Weiser Cornell, Ph.D.

75 FOCUSING AND THE RIGHT RELATIONSHIP WITH CANCER - Personal Account
Libby Lovat

III. AIDS

77 INTRODUCTION

78 ABSTRACT OF: HIV AND HUMAN BEING
Greg Madison, Ph.D.

80 THE RECOVERY OF WILL IN PERSONS WITH AIDS
Kevin C. Krycka, Psy.D.

93 THE LOST LANGUAGE OF HOPE: EXPLORATIONS OF THE LIVED-EXPERIENCE OF LIFE-THREATENING ILLNESS THROUGH FOCUSING
Kevin C. Krycka, Ph.D.

IV PAIN

95 INTRODUCTION

96 CHRONIC PHYSICAL PAIN: YOUR BODY KNOWS THE ANSWER?
Dieter Müller and Heinz-Joachim Feuerstein

108 CHRONISCHE KÖRPERLICHE 9011 MOW' DEIN KÖRPER WEISS DIE ANTWORT?
Dieter Müller and Heinz-Joachim Feuerstein

127 MOTIVATING LATENT COPING RESOURCES: FOCUSING AS PART OF TREATMENT FOR CHRONIC HEADACHES.
Daniel Bärlocher Ph.D.

129 STOPPING A HEADACHE, AND STOPPING A COLD: EXPERIENTIALIZING THEORY IN FOCUSING ON PHYSICAL PROBLEMS
Robert Lee, Ph.D.

V   BRAIN-RELATED SYNDROMES

133 INTRODUCTION

134 FOCUSING IN A SUPPORT GROUP FOR PATIENTS WITH PERSISTENT PROBLEMS AFTER A MILD CONCUSSION
Reto Agosti, M.D.

137 FOCUSING WITH A MEMORY-IMPAIRED CLIENT
Claire Margiotta, C.S.W.

140 FELT SENSE AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION (Article available online)
Doralee Grindler Katonah, Psy.D., M.Div

VI. HEALING PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS

145 INTRODUCTION

146 THE SENTIENT BODY-FOCUSING ON THE PHYSICAL
Barbara McGavin

150 FOCUSING APPLIED TO BODY SYMPTOMS: EXPLORING THE SUBJECTIVE SIDE OF DISEASE
Stefan Beyer

156 FOCUSING AND RESOLVING A SORE THROAT - Personal Account
Bruce Nayowith, M.D.

158 FOCUSING AND PHYSICAL TRANSFORMATION - Personal Account
Barbara Rolsma

VII. MODELS FOR BRINGING FOCUSING INTO MEDICAL SETTINGS

161 INTRODUCTION

162 FOCUSING, ILLNESS AND HEALTH CARE
Joan Klagsbrun, Ph.D.

171 MEDICAL CHANGE EVENTS THROUGH EXPERIENTIAL FOCUSING
Kathleen N. McGuire-Bouwman, Ph.D.

178 THE FIRST STEP OF FOCUSING PROVIDES A SUPERIOR STRESS-REDUCTION METHOD
Eugene Gendlin, Ph.D.

179 FOCUSING AND CARING TOUCH: TEACHING NURSING AIDES IN A LONG TERM CARE SETTING
Mary M. McGuire, Psy.D. and Mary V. McDonald, M.A.

186 FINGERS ON THE PULSE
Annette Kindlimann, L.N.

188 FOCUSING UND PFLEGE
Annette Kindlimann, L.N.

190 USE OF FOCUSING IN THE HOSPICE APPROACH TO LIVING WHILE DYING
Dawn George, Ph.D.

VOLUME 17 NUMBER 1 1998, FOCUSING AND TRAUMA

iii LETTER FROM THE EDITORS

CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE PACIFIC CENTRE FOR FOCUSING:

1 THE MISSION OF THE PACIFIC CENTRE FOR FOCUSING
Shirley Turcotte, R.C.C.

5 TRAINING PROGRAM FOR THE PACIFIC CENTRE FOR FOCUSING
Clelia Costo, S.C.

7 WAYS OF KNOWING
Alannah Earl Young

15 CLEARING A SPACE AND FINDING THE RIGHT DISTANCE
Judy Lyon

17 FOCUSING AND ART THERAPY
Laury Rappaport, Ph.D., A.T.R.

25 TREATING TRAUMA WITH FOCUSING AND EMDR
Mary Armstrong, MSW, CSW

31 THE FELT SENSE-EMOTION DISTINCTION IN POST-TRAUMATIC STRESS DISORDER
Mary Hendricks, Ph.D.

35 MULTIPLE PERSONALITY, TRANSPERSONAL GUIDES, AND MALEVOLENT POSSESSION
Roger Levin, M.A., Ph.D. (candidate)

43 PRE-EXPERIENCING: A WAY TO CONTACT TRAUMA AND DISSOCIATION
Ton Coffeng, MD

55 WHAT Is IT ABOUT TRAUMATIZING THAT TALKING CURES?
Arthur Egendorf, Ph.D.

65 ABSTRACT: CHANGES IN COGNITIVE COPING STRATEGIES PREDICT EBV-ANTIBODY TITRE CHANGE: FOLLOWING A STRESSOR DISCLOSURE INDUCTION
Susan K. Lutgendorf Ph.D., Michael H. Antoni, Ph.D., Mihendra Kumar, Ph.D. and Neil Schneiderman, Ph.D.

67 REVIEW OF WAKING THE TIGER, HEALING TRAUMA BY PETER LEVINE
Kathleen McGuire-Bouwman, Ph.D.

VOLUME 16, NO. 1-2, 1997, FOCUSING WITH CHILDREN

iii LETTER FROM TILE EDITORS
Bala Jaison, Ph.D., and Mary Lawlor, M.A.

1 FOCUSING IN SCHOOL/FOCUSSEN IN SCHOOL
Marta Stapert

35 INCORPORATING FOCUSING INTO THE CLASSROOM
Andrea Conway

51 FOCUSING-USING-ART WITH ADOLESCENTS
Barbara Merkur

55 TEACHING FOCUSING TO CHILDREN 10-14 YEARS OLD/FOCUSING MIT KINDERN
Franz Heintz

67 THREE PHASES OF FOCUSING:
AN EXAMPLE FROM A TEN-YEAR-OLD BOY
James R Iberg

75 SARAH: FOCUSING AND PLAY THERAPY
WITH A SIX-YEAR-OLD CHILD
Diana Marder

81 FOCUSING BY CHILDREN
Compiled by Nada Lou

94 RESOURCES

VOLUME 15, NUMBER 2, FALL 1996/WINTER 1997, FOCUSING AND RESEARCH

iii   LETTER FROM THE EDITORS
Bala Jaison, Ph.D. and Mary Lawlor, M.A.

1   FOCUSING PROCESSES IN CLIENT CENTERED EXPERIENTIAL PSYCHOTHERAPY: AN OVERVIEW OF MY RESEARCH FINDINGS
Mia Leijssen, Ph.D

7   EFFECTS OF FOCUSING TRAINING ON THERAPY PROCESS AND OUTCOME
Gary M. Durak Ph.D, Reva Bernstein, Eugene T. Gendlin, Ph.D

15 LEVEL OF EXPERIENCING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY OUTCOME
Jules Seeman, Ph.D

19 EXPERIENCING LEVEL IN DREAMS: AN INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCE VARIABLE
Marion Hendricks, Ph.D & Rosalind D. Cartwright, Ph.D

29 THE EFFECT OF FOCUSING ON WEIGHT LOSS
Bonnie Holstein, Psy.D & Judith Flaxman, Ph.D

47 FOCUSING IN THERAPY WITH INCARCERATED DOMESTICALLY VIOLENT MEN
Ralph Bierman, Ph.D

59 ABSTRACTS:
Doralee Grindler Katonah, Psy.D & Judith Flaxman, Ph.D
James Iberg, Ph.D
Larry Hess
Frances S. Hammon, LCSW, Sarah Gehlert, Ph.D, & Miriam Elson, M.A., A.C.S.W
Glenn Fleisch

65 PRIMARY BIBLIOGRAPHY OF EUGENE T. GENDLIN
Frans Depestele, M.D., M.A.

83 ERRATA

VOLUME 15, NUMBER 1, SPRING 1996, FOCUSING AND SPIRITUALITY

iii   LETTER FROM THE EDITORS
Bala Jaison, Ph.D. and Mary Lawlor

1   RELATIONSHIP = DISTANCE + CONNECTION: A COMPARISON OF INNER RELATIONSHIP TECHNIQUES TO FINDING DISTANCE TECHNIQUES
Ann Weiser Cornell, Ph.D.

9   A PROCESS DEFINITION OF SPIRITUALITY: IMPLICATIONS FOR FOCUSING THERAPY
Elfie Hinterkopf, Ph.D.

13 FINDING THE BODY'S NEXT STEP: INGREDIENTS AND HINDRANCES
James R. Iberg

43 FOCUSING THERAPY I: THEORY, RESEARCH, PRACTICE AND TRAINING
Kathleen N. McGuire, Ph.D.

55 FOCUSING THERAPY II: SOME FRAGMENTS IN WHICH THE WHOLE CAN BECOME VISIBLE
Johannes Wiltschko

79 BRINGING IN THE BODY'S WISDOM: A FOCUSING BASED ASSERTIVENESS TRAINING
Karin Bundschuh-Muller

VOLUME 14, NUMBER 3, WINTER, 1995, PROFESSIONAL APPLICATIONS OF FOCUSING

iii   LETTER FROM THE EDITORS
Bala Jaison, Ph.D. and Mary Lawlor

1   FOCUSING THERAPY PART I: SOME BASIC STATEMENTS
Johannes Wiltschko

13 DEVELOPMENT OF FOCUSING SKILLS DURING THE COURSE OF LIFE OR IN THERAPY
Mia Leijssen

25 THE USE OF FOCUSING TO EXPLORE THE SELF AND THE SELF IN INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS
Mary K. Armstrong, M.S. W.,C.S.W.

31 INTERPERSONAL FOCUSING AND EMPATHIC FELT SENSE LISTENING
Janet Klein, Psy.D.

43 INTERACTIONAL FOCUSING: A MULTILEVELED APPROACH TO PROBLEM SOLVING AND CONFLICT RELATIONSHIP
Christel Kraft in collaboration with Gabi Kraft

VOLUME 14, NUMBER 2, FALL,1995, FOCUSING AND SPIRITUALITY

iii   FROM THE EDITORS
Bala Jaison, Ph.D. and Mary Lawlor

vii SPEAKING OUT

1   BEING TOUCHED AND BEING MOVED: THE SPIRITUAL VALUE OF TEARS
Kathleen McGuire, Ph.D.

15 ARCHETYPING: FOCUSING ON DEEPER PLACES
David C. Young, LCSW

49 EMBODYING OUR SPIRIT THROUGH BREATH
Salvatore Barba, Ph.D.

59 EXPERIENTIAL FOCUSING AND IGNATIAN SPIRITUALITY
Carlos Alemany, Ph.D.

71 FOCUSING IN THE LIFE OF A CHRISTIAN
Frances Hurley, RSM

VOLUME 14, NUMBER 1, SPRING, 1995, Typology

iii   LETTER FROM THE EDITORS
Bala Jaison, Ph.D. and Mary Lawlor

v   SPEAKING OUT

1   DEALING WITH SELF-CRITICISM: THE CRITIC WITHIN US AND THE CRITICIZED ONE
Dieter Müller

11 FOCUSING ON PARENTING
Bala Jaison, Ph.D.

19 INTERPERSONAL FOCUSING
Kathleen McGuire

33 THE POLITICS OF GIVING THERAPY AWAY: LISTENING AND FOCUSING
Eugene T. Gendlin

43 INTERFACE AND JIN SHIN Do
Sal Barba, Ph.D.

56 1ST CONGRESS INVITATION

VOLUME 13, NUMBER 3, WINTER, 1994, Typology

iii   LETTER FROM THE EDITORS
Mary Lawlor and Bala Jaison, Ph.D.

v   SPEAKING OUT

1   FOCUSING
Ian Yeomans

17 THE ENNEAGRAM AND "FOCUSING": A MAP AND A PATH FOR PERSONAL CHANGE
Hans Neidhardt

29 BIOSPIRITUAL, DEVELOPMENT-ORIENTED WORK WITH THE ENNEAGRAM
Klaus Renn

39 SUBTLE MIND SUBTLE BODY, AN INTERFACE APPROACH: THE USE OF EXPERIENTIAL FOCUSING WITH JIN SHIN DO ACUPRESSURE
Sal Barba, Ph.D.

61 THE USE OF TONING IN FOCUSING
Terry Travers-Davin

VOLUME 13, NUMBER 2, FALL, 1994, FOCUSING IN THE BODY

iii   LETTER FROM THE EDITORS
Carol Bellin and Bala Jaison, Ph.D.

1   APPLICATION OF FOCUSING PRINCIPLES TO BODY ORIENTED THERAPIES
Raymond Purdy, M.D.

7   WHOLEBODY FOCUSING: LIFE LIVED IN THE MOMENT
Kevin McEvenue

11 INTERACTIVE FOCUSING: THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS
Linda Olsen Webber and Leon T. Webber

29 FOCUSING IN JAPAN: FOCUSING AND THE "TRANSPERSONAL"
Akira Ikemi and Shoji Murayama

31 TRANSPERSONAL SELF, LOSS OF SELF, CROSSING AND THE CREATION OF MEANING
Akira Ikemi

VOLUME 13, NUMBER 1, SPRING, 1994

iii LETTER FROM THE EDITORS
Carol Bellin and Bala Jaison, Ph.D.

1 INTERACTIVE FOCUSING: CO-CREATING OUR RELATIONSHIPS
Leon T. Webber and Linda Olsen Webber

17 INTERACTIVE FOCUSING
Janet Klein

25 FOCUSING IN A CRISIS
Book Review: Chris Rex

27 CELEBRATIONS AND PROBLEMS OF HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY
Eugene T. Gendlin, Ph.D.

39 ERRATA

VOLUME 12, NUMBER 3, WINTER, 1993

iii FROM THE EDITORS
Carol Bellin and Bala Jaison, Ph.D.

1 METASENSING: FROM FOCUSING TO NLP & BACK
Dave C. Young, MSW

19 FOCUSING IN GENERAL PRACTICE
Erna M. de Bruijn

27 FOCUSING IN THE MULTIDIMENSIONAL SPACE
Christel Kraft

35 FOCUSING TECHNIQUE COMPARED TO CREATIVE PROBLEM SOLVING
Ronald Hueftle, Ph.D.

55 FOCUSING IN JAPAN
Akira Ikemi and Shoji Murayama

VOLUME 12, NUMBER 2, SUMMER, 1993, ADDICTION

iii FROM THE EDITORS
Carol Bellin and Bala Jaison, Ph.D.

1 SEEKING EMBODIMENT: THE ADOLESCENT JOURNEY THROUGH ADDICTION PART ONE
Sal Barba, Ph.D.

17 FOCUSING INNER CHILD WORK WITH ABUSED CLIENTS
Kathleen N. McGuire, Ph.D.

35 SEXUAL ABUSE, DISSOCIATION AND MULTIPLE PERSONALITY DISORDER:
One Experiential Therapist's Approach to the Aftermath of Childhood Sexual Abuse: Dissociation and Multiple Personality Disorder as Necessary Survival Adaptations
Mary C. Armstrong, MSW, CSW

45 FOCUSING WITH A DISSOCIATED ADOLESCENT:
Tracing and Treating Multiple Personality Disorder
Experienced by a 13-Year Old Girl
Bart Santen

59 FOCUSING IN JAPAN
Akira Ikemi and Shoji Murayama

VOLUME 12, NUMBER 1, SPRING, 1993, CHILDREN AND PLAY

iii   LETTER FROM THE EDITORS
Carol Bellin and Bala Jaison, PhD.

iv LETTERS To THE EDITORS

1   THE HARD PART Is ME: LEARNING To Focus WITH CHILDREN
Gloria Bruinix

13 PLAYING FOR LIFE
Carol Bellin

17 HOME ALONE IV: BEING WITH THE FELT NONSENSE
Paul Huschilt

21 THREE ASSERTIONS ABOUT THE BODY
Eugene T. Gendlin, Ph.D.

35 HEARING PEOPLE THROUGH THEIR PAIN (PART 2 of 2)
Arthur Egendorf, Ph.D.

51 NEWS FROM THE FOCUSING INSTITUTE

VOLUME 11, NUMBER 4, WINTER, 1992, FOCUSING AND PSYCHOTHERAPY

iii LETTER FROM THE EDITORS
Carol Bellin and Bala Jaison, Ph.D.

1 STRATEGIC THERAPY AND FOCUSING: EXAMINING A RELATIONSHIP
Bala Jaison, Ph.D.

13 FOCUSING AND INTERACTIONAL INTERVENTIONS IN CLIENT-CENTERED PSYCHOTHERAPY
Ada Herpst

21 FOCUSING AND BODYWORK
Marta Stapert

31 HEARING PEOPLE THROUGH THEIR PAIN (PART 1 OF 2)
Arthur Egendorf, Ph.D.

45 THE FOCUSING INSTITUTE LOOKS AHEAD TO 1993...

VOLUME 11, NUMBER 3, FALL, 1992, 4TH INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE

iii   LETTER FROM THE EDITORS
Carol Bellin and Bala Jaison, Ph.D.

v   LETTERS To Tim EDITORS

1   RECLAIMING OUR GOOD ENERGY
Mary Armstrong, M.S.W., C.S.W.

7   SPIRITUALITY AND FOCUSING: A PERSONAL PERSPECTIVE
Luke Lukens

11 RECONTACTING THE CHILD
Ton Cofeng

23 NEW APPROACHES
Bala Jaison, Ph.D.

27 THE BUSINESS OF FOCUSING
Lorne Ellingson

35 EXPERIENTIAL FOCUSING THROUGH DRAWING
Mia Leijssen

41 FOCUSING PROGRAMS AND RESOURCES
The Focusing Institute

VOLUME 11, NUMBER 2, SUMMER, 1992, THE BODY

iii LETTER FROM THE EDITORS
Carol Bellin and Bala Jaison, PhD.

1 FOCUSING AND CANCER
Judy Hart

19 TOUCHING THE SOUL: A SEXUAL DILEMMA
Bala Jaison, PhD.

25 THE USE OF TOUCH IN FOCUSING
Thomas Froitzheim

29 HEALING FROM THE INSIDE OUT
Sandra Harvey, PhD.

35 SOME ASPECTS OF COMBINING FOCUSING WITH PERSON-CENTERED THERAPY IN WORKING WITH PSYCHOSOMATIC CLIENTS
Eberhard Wolfgang Fuhrman

41 FOCUSING AND GRIEF
Ton Coffeng

49 SUMMERTIME AT THE FOCUSING INSTITUTE

VOLUME 11, NUMBER I, SPRING, 1992, DREAMS

iii   LETTER FROM THE EDITORS
Carol Bellin and Bala Jaison, PhD.

V   LETTER TO THE EDITORS

1   DREAMS: THE NATURAL CONNECTORS
Jody Gardner

17 THE BODY'S ROLE IN DREAMING
Luke Lukens

25 THREE LEARNINGS SINCE THE DREAMBOOK
Eugene T. Gendlin, PhD.

31 EXPERIENCING INSIGHT: THE AHA! PHENOMENON (CHAPTERS THREE AND FOUR)
William C. Littlewood

49 THE FOCUSING INSTITUTE 1992 SUMMER SCHOOL PROGRAM

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