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Barrett L: Coaching the Unconscious

Coaching the Unconscious

A Jungian Approach to Working with Symbol

Introducing Symbol: An Introduction to the Importance of Symbol in Human Development 1. The Location of Symbol: Introducing a Jungian Model of the Psyche 2. Form and Function: The Many Faces of Symbol and Its Significance for Our Development 3. Developing a Symbolic Attitude: A Foundation for Coaching the Unconscious 4. Exchanging Gifts: The Role of Symbol in the Coaching Relationship 5. Beginning to Play: A Resolution of the Tension in Developmental Work 6. Set and Setting: The Way Mindset and Context Shapes Coaching 7. Tracing the Spiral: An Introduction to the Principles of Active Imagination 8. Coaching With Dreams: Considering the Value of Dreamwork in a Coaching Practice 9. Symbol in Culture: Exploring the Significance of Symbol in Communities, Organisations and Societies 10. Returning to the Unconscious: Exploring Symbol, Soma and an Immersion in the World Around Us Some Final Reflections

Inclusive Leadership Strategies for Embracing Neurodiversity and Driving Workplace Innovation

Gentle Leading and Neurodivergence

Why do you feel so much better after a yoga class? What is it that takes yoga beyond being merely a way to physically exercise the body, and instead renders it a tool for effectuating deep and lasting emotional change? In Yoga Saved My Life psychotherapist and yoga teacher Sasha Bates demystifies both yoga and psychotherapy, exploring the links between them and showing how each can be transformational. This sits alongside personal stories from members of the Fierce Calm yoga community - people who have experienced all manner of difficulties, whether due to neglect, addiction, abuse, anxiety, depression, stress or any of the other myriad ways in which we all struggle with modern life. Here they tell their stories of finding yoga, and thereby discovering a path through the beliefs and behaviours that had been holding them back and keeping them miserable. If you've ever wondered why you feel so much better after a yoga class, then the explanations of how any why yoga works will enlighten you. Written using down to earth language and in a warm conversational tone, you will come to see how yoga is doing what psychotherapy does: providing a safe, containing, reflective space in which you can access your unconscious, develop self-awareness and find ways to relate to yourself better. This new relationship with your self offers new ways to work with the automatic habits you do without thinking, but which hold you back, practically and emotionally. 'Yoga Saved My Life shows us gently and persuasively that healing the mind is as important as healing the body, and yoga is a great way of doing this' - Vex King, author of Good Vibes, Good Life and Healing is the New High

Yoga Saved My Life

Routledge Innovations in Political Theory

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Ethical and Hermeneutical Reflections on War, Violence, and Responsibility

From the bestselling author of&nbsp;The Imposter Cure, this new book provides 5 steps to free your mind from overthinking - a corrosive habit that leaves you stuck in your head and disconnected from the things in your life that matter. Do you constantly second guess almost every decision you face? Does your mind race with thoughts at the end of the day? Do you lie awake at night because you can't stop worrying about what happened earlier that day? Overthinking, or the clinical term rumination, is when our minds get stuck on certain thoughts and feelings, usually negative ones and we can't stop thinking about them. It's normal to think things over or to revisit the past, but persistently dwelling on your thoughts or worries causes problems, especially if you are fixated on negative events or emotions. It can:<ol><li> Take us away from the present moment </li><li> Limits our ability to feel joy and stops us seeing any good in our lives </li><li> Reduce confidence, interrupts sleep and saps motivation </li><li> Increase self-focus and creates a vicious cycle amplifying negative mood </li><li> Makes it harder to take decisions and do the things that could help us feel better. </li></ol> Using a 5-step process, bestselling author Dr Jessamy shows how you can become more aware of your overthinking habits, learn new healthier coping strategies, redirect your analytical thinking to a better more useful space, build mental resilience and re-engage with your life. You'll learn to:<ol><li> Increase awareness </li><li> Disrupt the habit </li><li> Build new habits </li><li> Build mental resilience </li><li> Acceptance </li></ol> This book explores the psychological condition of rumination and provides sound expert advice to help you better understand the problem and overcome it.

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The Overthinking Cure

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Born to Flourish

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Suspension is Never an Intervention

Sacred Monster (noun): Someone who loomed very large in your life at a formative stage of young adulthood (15-30), changing your sense of self to the core. Most of us have a Sacred Monster. An ex-partner, an old boss, a tricky friend. That person we cannot seem to dislodge from our psychological landscape (or dreamscape). You may have pre-scripted emotional responses to certain situations because of the hold this Sacred Monster has over you, even if you've outwardly 'moved on'. Years after that relationship ended, we deify our monsters, sometimes sabotaging new relationships, seeing others (and ourselves) through our monster's lens. Via her clients' moving recollections and stories, psychotherapist Charlotte Fox Weber opens a new conversation about how and why we cling to these figures who appalled and enthralled us. Beneath the surface of our biggest choices about how we live, she asks: how do our Sacred Monsters confound us? And what might it mean to be free of them?With this new framework for self-understanding, we can recognise and better name these lingering figures in our past who unconsciously shape our present. In doing so, we might understand ourselves better, more humanely, allowing ourselves to lead truly fulfilling, exciting lives.

Sacred Monsters

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