Links & Resources


Though I can take no responsibility for the content of other sites or for your experience when visiting them, I will on occasion recommend other websites with which I am familiar, as well as books, articles or other resources I believe you may find interesting and helpful.
 
Websites

Lotus Flower   Lovely 4 minute meditation of the lotus.  Give yourself a few minutes of space to really be present with this.


Jack Kornfield.com   A Buddhist psychologist, a wise, compassionate man.  His website has many resources

www.gabrielleroth.com   Dance as spiritual practice through awareness of the body.  Books, CD's, classes. 

www.drdansiegel.com   Information on use of neuroplasticity in psychotherapy, trauma-informed psychotherapy, video clips, training information and more.

www.normandoidge.com   The official website for the book, "The Brain That Changes Itself," which provides fascinating information and applications of neuroplasticity in many areas of health, including psychotherapy.

www.healthjourneys.com   Belleruth Naparstek's Guided Imagery is well known internationally.  She provides well researched imagery for many health issues and other areas of life.  She provides free downloads of stress reduction imagery.  Lots of resources.

www.traumahealing.com   Home page for the Foundation for Human Enrichment, the organization that provides training and support for Somatic Experiencing practitioners.  While intended more for professionals, it provides a brief description of Somatic Experiencing, latest research projects, with a video interview of Dr. Peter Levine who created the model.  You can find an SE practitioner on this site.

www.asch.net   Home Page for the American Society for Clinical Hypnosis which offers more information about the type of training and credentials of their members, as well as information about the professional use of hypnosis in psychotherapy.  You can locate licensed professionals who are trained in hypnosis here.

www.emdr.com   Home Page for EMDR Institute which provides information about EMDR clinical treatment and research.  Lots of information.  You can find an EMDR thpist on this site.

Books

Women Who Run With The Wolves by Clarissa Pinkola Estes, Ph.D .   Jungian archetypes of the female psyche illustrated through traditional stories.  There is much wisdom here. 

Sacred Practices for Conscious Living by Nancy J. Napier    How to live with awareness of the sacred in everyday life, personal experiences, mindfulness, exercises, meditations.  Wonderful wisdom and kind guidance. 

703:  How I Lost More Than A Quarter Ton and Gained A Life by Nancy Makin   An inspirational book written by a woman who gave up, then reclaimed, her life 


Mindsight, Daniel Siegel, M.D .  For professionals or anyone interested, about integration in the brain, neuroplasticity and mindfulness, a powerful combination 

The Brain That Changes Itself, Norman Doidge, M.D.   For anyone, a book about neuroplasticity, fascinating and hopeful 

Waking the Tiger,  Peter Levine,  Ph.D.   By the creator of the Somatic Experiencing model of trauma treatment.  If there is trauma energy in your nervous system this book will resonate with you 

Crash Course, Diane Poole Heller, Ph.D.   Somatic Experiencing as applied to motor vehicle accidents.  Read it if you've had any shock trauma as it explains clearly how the process works and provides exercises you can safely do to help reregulate your nervous system

Getting Through the Day, Nancy Napier, MFT   Validation, compassion, exercises for anyone who suffered abuse or neglect as a child 

Radical Acceptance, Tara Brach, Ph.D.   Healing and accepting ourselves from a Buddhist perspective. Compassion and wisdom 

Full Catastrophe Living, Jon Kabat-Zinn, Ph.D.   Mindfulness based stress reduction, an 8-week program 

The Power of Now , Eckhart Tolle   Wisdom, presence 

Wherever You Go There You Are, Jon Kabat-Zinn, Ph.D.   More mindfulness from a master 

The Biology of Belief, Bruce H. Lipton, Ph.D.


Please note that this site and the information it contains is not to be considered treatment, nor is it intended to replace or substitute for psychotherapy with a licensed professional.

background of the page