Dream Work: Around the World and Across Time: An
Anthology is a book that brings together compelling writings
on dreams from the pioneers of Western psychology, modern
psychotherapists, world religions and myths, and from great
philosophers, scientists, poets, and more. Its wide range of
selections can inform and inspire personal and group dream work,
as well as offer ways we can engage with, understand, and
interpret our own dreams and dreaming. For a link to website
with more about the book, click here.
Koans as Myths Reflecting Individuation (The Jung Journal,
Fall 2010) (PDF)
Twelve ideas about handling workplace conflict(PDF)
“Finding Freedom in the Midst of Pain,” published in
Northwest Dharma News (2006). I was invited to contribute an
article on the application of Buddhist ideas to mental health
counseling.
(PDF)
“Finding a teacher in the real world,” published on the
Northwest Dharma Association website. Considerations in choosing
a teacher in the Buddhist tradition, given the history of abuses
by teachers in this country.
(NWDA website)
“Healing from Experiences with Unhealthy Spiritual Groups
and Cults: Treatment Using Myths and Folk Tales,” written with
F. Jeri Carter, Ph.D. This paper, published in the Cultic
Studies Journal (2001) presents a group approach to treatment of
cult survivors. (PDF)
Guided relaxation/ meditation exercises: Below you will find two audio files with sample guided exercises that can be used
for stress reduction. They are intended as a starting place for
further exploration; specific approaches can be tailored to fit
the needs and styles of each individual.
Mindfulness meditation - just listening (5 minutes)
