Couples Confronting Cancer: Keeping Your Relationship Strong
Author: Joy L Fincannon
Work through cancer together
Maintaining a healthy, long-term marriage or relationship in today’s society is challenging enough. When cancer enters the picture, it can become a source of further pressure and can cause you to reevaluate your life and your relationships. Couples Confronting Cancer provides information about the cancer experience, suggesting effective ways to work through conflict to create intimacy and to deal with cancer more successfully. It shows you how to solve or avert problems, allowing you and your partner to become closer and communicate more easily and truthfully with one another both during and beyond the cancer experience.
Key Features
- Tips on how to develop successful relationships
- Exercises to help you cope with special problems, resolve conflicts, strengthen relationships, and deepen intimacy
See also: Healing Herbs of the Upper Rio Grande or Adams Navel
Bone, Breath, & Gesture: Practices of Embodiment
Author: Don Hanlon Johnson
This book is a collection of writings on principles and techniques by the pioneers of bodywork and body awareness disciplines. Together, they represent a historical record of the field of somatics. Ranging from hands-on workers like Ida Rolf to phenomenologist Elizabeth Behnke, their lives span this century. In these lectures, writings, and interviews, editor Don Hanlon Johnson has sought to revel the unbroken lineage, theoretical differences, and major similarities of these originators.
Table of Contents:
Introduction | ||
Elsa Gindler | 3 | |
Gymnastik for People Whose Lives Are Full of Activity | 5 | |
Charlotte Selver | 15 | |
Interview with Charlotte Selver | 17 | |
Carola Speads | 23 | |
Interview with Carola Speads | 25 | |
Excerpts from Ways to Better Breathing | 36 | |
Marion Rosen | 51 | |
Excerpts from The Rosen Method | 53 | |
Ilse Middendorf | 65 | |
Interview with Ilse Middendorf | 67 | |
Preface to The Perceptible Breath | 74 | |
F. M. Alexander | 83 | |
A Conversation with Marjory Barlow | 85 | |
The Stutterer | 93 | |
Moshe Feldenkrais | 109 | |
Interview with Mia Segal | 111 | |
Introduction to The Elusive Obvious | 137 | |
Ida Rolf | 149 | |
Introduction to Ida Rolf Talks about Rolfing and Physical Reality | 151 | |
Excerpts from Ida Rolf Talks about Rolfing and Physical Reality | 172 | |
Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen | 183 | |
Excerpts from Sensing, Feeling, and Action | 185 | |
Judith Aston | 205 | |
Three Perceptions and One Compulsion | 207 | |
Irmgard Bartenieff | 221 | |
Interview with Irmgard Bartenieff | 223 | |
Mary Whitehouse | 239 | |
The Tao of the Body | 241 | |
Gerda Alexander | 253 | |
Interview with Gerda Alexander | 255 | |
Excerpts from Eutony: The Holistic Discovery of the Total Person | 273 | |
Emilie Conrad Da'Oud | 295 | |
Life on Land | 297 | |
Elizabeth A. Behnke | 315 | |
Matching | 317 | |
Thomas Hanna | 339 | |
What Is Somatics? | 341 | |
Deane Juhan | 353 | |
Excerpts from Job's Body: A Handbook for Bodywork | 355 | |
Bibliography | 381 | |
Empirical Studies | 385 | |
Resources | 387 |
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