Transpersonal Psychotherapy: Five Sessions

Synopsis: Begins with an interview with Barbara Somers, a leading exponent of transpersonal psychotherapy in Britain. Five sessions follow, each containing an interview with the therapist about his/her understanding of the transpersonal and how he/she works as an individual, a live session with a client, and a review with both: 1) Elizabeth Wilde-McCormick (transpersonal psychology) in session with a client who has cancer, demonstrates a classic approach to image work; 2) Nan Beecher-Moore (psychosynthesis) confronts the issue of age with her client who is faced with a professional dilemma; 3) Andrew Samuels (Jungian) pursues the political myth of each of two volunteers; 4) Ian Gordon-Brown (transpersonal psychology) draws on Gestalt and imagery to claim the inner child; 5) Nigel Hamilton (spiritual approach) works with a series of dreams towards spiritual unfoldment.
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Medium: Video
Year of production: 1995
Availability: Sale
Uses: Student counsellors and therapists.
Subjects: Psychology
Keywords: counselling; psychotherapy

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