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Series
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Title
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Length
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Gene on Focusing & Therapy
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GG01
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Relationality In Focusing
Oriented Psychotherapy
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1:45
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GG02
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The Theory of Focusing
Oriented Psychotherapy
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2:30
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GG03
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Discussion with Lynn on
Presentation Dec 2005
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1:15
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GG04
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Conference on Focusing
& Psychotherapy
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Beyond Words: Implicit
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BI01
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The Implicit Conference I
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3:40
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BI02
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The Implicit Conference II
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3:00
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BI03
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Lynn Interviews Donnel
Stern
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1:30
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BI04
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Lynn Interviews Frank
Lachmann
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1:08
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BI05
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Lynn Interviews James
Fosshage
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BI06
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Lynn Interviews Eugene
Gendlin
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1:10
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Robert Lee Series
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RL001
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Felt Sensing and working
with Difficult Feelings
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2:00
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RL002
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Working with Elusive Felt
Sensing
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1:45
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RL003
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An Introduction to Domain
Focusing
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1:00
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RL004
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3 Person 3 Hours: Working
with Robert's Domain Model
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2:25
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RL005
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12 Avenues
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2:00
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Lynn Preston Series
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LP001
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What Is At The Heart of
Focusing: Part 1
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1:30
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LP002
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What Is At The Heart of
Focusing: Part 2
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1:30
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LP003
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What Is At The Heart of
Focusing: Part 3
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1:30
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Our Latest DVD Additions:
Robert L. Lee, Ph.D. is a focusing theoretician and
innovator. The last 4 years he has organized 5 focusing
training groups and a post-trainer group. Two of the
training groups were for psychotherapists, two were for
professionals of various kinds. A licensed psychologist,
Lee has developed a new model for teaching focusing (Domain
Focusing), he has developed a theory and practice for
change on the macro level for stubborn problems (Changing
the Unchangeable), he has developed a comprehensive
practice for working with difficulties in felt sense
formation (Elusive Felt Sensing). He has developed special
methods for using focusing in couples' therapy and in group
therapy; he has applied focusing to Quaker spirituality and
to physical problems.
RL003 Introduction to Domain Focusing (1 hr,
$39.50):
Robert
talks about his unique approach to focusing which he calls
Domain Focusing. His domain focusing parallels Genes 6
steps but here Robert has taken these steps forward in his
own unique and clearly teachable form. Here Robert takes us
through how the listener uses 3 chairs, The Issue, The Felt
Sense, and Self Empathy to listen to the focuser. This
greatly enhances the depth and intricacy of a focusing
session and helps make clear the key steps that lead to
forward movement and change. Essential for focusers and
therapists alike.
RL001
Felt Sensing and working with Difficult Feelings (2 hrs,
$49.50):
We
can get used to our habitual ways of focusing but Robert
shows us that there are at least 12 ways to enter a felt
sense. As a focuser one’s focusing experience can be much
richer when we use new ways to enter our felt sense. And
for a therapist knowing these different ways to enter a
felt sense can be very helpful in your psychotherapy
practice – if a client has difficult entering then this
workshop will teach you how to guide clients in using
several alternative approaches.
RL03
Working with Elusive Felt Sensing 1:45 hrs, $39.50):
Do
you or your clients have difficulty finding the felt sense?
Are there times when you find it hard to find a felt sense?
Robert has devised several unique techniques for finding
seemingly non-existent felt senses. He combines the
theories and techniques associated with bad guessing,
naming the issue, anti-shame, and self-empathy.
Lynn Preston, M.A, M.S. Lynn is a Relational Self
Psychologist who uses the philosophy of focusing as an
underpinning for her work. She has studied with and been in
close dialogue with, Gene Gendlin for the past 30 years.
Her unique approach is to combine Relational Self
Psychology with focusing and she has dedicated herself to
the powerful integration of focusing into psychotherapy.
Her tapes are a must for any therapist and in addition her
eloquent descriptions of what focusing is also a joy for
any focuser.
LP001
What Is at the Heart of Focusing, Part I (1 ½ hrs, $39.50):
Focusing is a different kind of
attention to a different kind of thing for a different kind
of purpose. In part I of this series Lynn talks about the
different kind of attention that is key to focusing. Her
beautiful description of a special kind of acceptance and
welcome that melts the boundary between conscious and
unconscious is accompanied by a demonstration of Lynn
working with someone to demonstrate this vital attitude in
focusing.
LP002
Part II (1 ½ hrs, $39.50):
In
focusing we don’t pay specific attention to contents,
problems and solutions. We pay attention to a different
kind of thing. We pay attention to a something but it is
not a thing. It is the edge of awareness – the borderline
between symbolic and sub-symbolic, the horizon of
experience, it’s this sensing membrane where we put our
experience and it’s from this place that steps come. Lynn
describes this different kind of thing and does a
demonstration with a volunteer to illustrate the points she
makes.
LP003
Part III (1 ½ hrs, $39.50):
Focusing is for a different
kind of purpose. People often come to therapy because they
have problems they want to solve and ways they want their
lives to be better. Focusing is not a concentration on
problem solving but on the unfolding of micro-moments. It’s
the entering into our own unfolding, our own becoming
ourselves. This intricate and organic unfolding is unique
to each of us and leads to steps of growth and forward
movement and fresh energy in your lives. Lynn does a
demonstration to illustrate her points.
LP004
Why a Client does not have to Focus in Focusing Orientated
Psychotherapy (40 mins, $30.50):
A client does not have to be
able to or even want to focus for focusing to be central
to psychotherapeutic work. Focusing does not take place
in the client but in the interaction and so if a
therapist works from their own body sense and then they
are evoking the felt sense and inviting the client to
that level. It’s about knowing where to look in a
client’s session for hints of the felt sense and then
knowing how to invite it and wait which Lynn describes.