One of the main ways for me to process learning is to write things down. Ideas, concepts and vague sensations seem to gradually make more sense when I sit down and convey them in my own words.

So, over the years – in my own journeys of self-discovery and developing as a person and as a therapist I have written many papers describing and discussing several aspects of my work, and things that interest me or that I’m passionate about.

Some of the papers here are very short, presenting ideas, case-studies, or particular techniques; other papers are longer or more comprehensive. As these were written over more than seven years, they vary in quality and depth (and in the level of English…). Although some papers appear in more than more than one category – the general categories present different orientations:

Psychology and psychotherapy: Looking at aspects of psychotherapy in general, exploring various modalities of psychotherapy, offering some practical exercises and offering different angles of theory and practice of modern psychotherapy. 

Body-psychotherapy: Focusing on psychotherapeutic approaches which use the body as a central focus in the therapy,

Integrative-Mindbody-Therapy: Exploring the various stages in the creation of, and continuous development of IMT.

IMT Training: Articles about aspects of IMT training and workshop reviews by workshop participants.

Philosophy and spirituality: Some of the more interesting papers for me are those looking at more general implication of human development and human thought, still in the context of psychotherapy and bodywork.

NLP and NLP Psychotherapy: Although NLP and NLP Psychotherapy are new disciplines, they are based on many established traditions of therapy, healing and human-change. The articles here discuss the advantages and disadvantages of NLP, the potential uses and possible abuses of this powerful discipline of influential communication.

Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy: I love hypnosis and trancework is one of the most magical means of making deep connection with oneself, and with another. The articles here explore facets of the art of hypnosis and hypnotherapy.

Metaphor work: More personal and clinical and less theoretical, these papers utilize the therapeutic power of metaphors to present different issues, and purpose ways of looking at things differently. Journeys to Come Home is a book of Somatic Storytelling, a particular way of using metaphors. Journeys to Come Home will soon appear as a book offering unique therapeutic tales. Look at Calendar for news regarding the book.

Your feedback and questions are always welcome,

Enjoy!