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July • August • September
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Classes/Workshops
Registration
Current
Essay
Primal Therapy
Essays
We
recommend that you read
Chapters
1 through 4 in order.
Chapter
1
On
Feeling
Chapter
2
On Pain
Chapter
3
Being
Depressed
Chapter
4
On Primal
Chapter
5
On Caring
Chapter
1
Attraction
Chapter
3
Dialoguing
Current
Essays (1998)
Essay
98-B
Injunctions
Essay
98-C
Crime
& Punishment I
Essay
98-D
Crime
& Punishment II
Essay
98-E
Crime
& Punishment III
Essay
98-F
On
Being
Psychologically
Healthy
Essay
99-A
Our
Changing World
Essay
99-B
The
Zen of Driving
and
Other Tales
About
Fairness
Essay
99-C
What
I Mean Is. . .
Selected
Links
more links
coming soon...
 The
Primal
Psychotherapy
Page
(Note:
New URL)
Phenomenological
Psychology
Links
Reference
Links
Extra!
Worst
Things to Say
to
Someone Who is Depressed
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Empowering
People!
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Empowering People
offers
informative and stimulating classes and workshops that help participants
achieve effectiveness and satisfaction in their relationships and in their
work worlds through increased awareness and esteem. Past offerings include
The
Logic of Feeling, Getting Beyond You vs. Me, Why Relationships Succeed
or Fail, and
The Real Facts of Life.
| Why
Relationships Succeed or Fail |
What constitutes
a successful intimate relationship and what gets in the way?
Learn to recognize
significant "red" and "green flags" and effective ways to deal with them. |
| Saturday, August
14th, 1:00 - 5:30pm |
| We invite you to
join us in this well-received workshop. Class
description and registration. |
Stephen
E. Linn, Ph.D.
I am the counsellor and
instructor. In both the therapy room and the classroom, I help people learn
to deal with anxiety, depression, and stress, and to take the very best
care of themselves. I also specialise in relationship and communication
issues.
In my view, people are
typically not evil, sick, or defective, but misinformed and suffering from
a wide variety of unhealed wounds. My premise is that emotional expression
that is choked down does not go away. Instead, unless and until we have
completed that expression—in its fullness—we remain wounded
and our lives remain disturbed.
In order to heal, we need
clear information, to finish “unfinished business,” and to learn and become
competent in the communication skills. My classes
and workshops are designed to provide clear information as well as
instruction and practice in the communication skills. And fortunately,
stifled expression (primarily, but not solely “pain”) yearns for completion
and Organic Process Therapy,
a form of Primal Therapy, which I have been practising for
21 years, facilitates this completion.
I earned my doctorate
in Clinical Psychology (1985) at Duquesne
University, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, where I studied existential-phenomenological
psychology (psychology as a human science). After working
as a psychologist for six years at a Community Mental Health Clinic, also
in Pittsburgh, I was a licensed psychologist in private practice for 17
years. Since 1994, I have been practising as a counsellor in Vancouver,
British Columbia.
I’ve also earned an M.A.
in General Psychology (1969), at Pepperdine University, and a Bachelor
of Industrial Design (B.I.D., 1956) at Syracuse University. I have written
two books:
I Am What I Am!
–
Essays
on Being Human
(1994) and
I Am What I Am!
–
Essays
on
Relationships
(1997).
Upcoming
Classes for
October
• November • December
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Overcoming Loneliness
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The Real Rules
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Dealing With Disappointment
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Dealing With Conflict
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Setting Boundaries
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stop back soon!
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