When You're Going Through Hell ...Keep Going - Robert Falconer

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Résumé :
The quotes in this book are the harvest of more than half a century spent studying and working at the boundary of spirituality and psychotherapy. We cannot heal deeply unless we find some spiritual basis for our lives. These quotes have helped me form the bridge between trauma and psychotherapy on one side and spiritual healing and a sense of meaning on the other. ? I think poetry, novels, and quotations are a much more effective language for communicating about spiritual depth, healing, the connection between trauma and spirituality, & what it means to be human. These styles are so much more evocative and thought-provoking than the rational, linear type of academic language that's been used for so long to talk about these subjects. The quotes and stories in this book have each been, at one time or another, deeply meaningful to me, provided comfort, and supported my healing from deep trauma. Often I've kept one of these stories or quotes in my mind for a week or more, and sometimes even months, or years. Over time they become a small nucleus around which a whole set of ideas and concepts can can form. They provide a symbolic way for me to think of, and to recall whole complexes of thoughts. ...

Biographie:
Robert Falconer is a pioneering consultant and international educator in Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy. He brings over five decades of transformative psychological expertise and a heartfelt commitment to healing and understanding the complexity of human experience. Falconer has authored several influential books, including Many Minds, One Self, co-written with IFS founder Richard C. Schwartz. Falconer's book The Others Within Us is a groundbreaking work which centralizes porosity of mind as a key component to healing. Falconer draws from personal experience and extensive clinical practice. He is a respected international teacher who has led workshops in many countries, including Australia, Japan, Pakistan, Mexico, China, Poland Spain, Ireland Germany and Canada. He has also taught all over the US, including the Fort Beltknap Sioux and the Northern Cheyenne reservations. Falconer champions a holistic view that recognizes the inherent spiritual nature of psychological healing. Now in his mid-70s, Falconer remains an active teacher and thought leader. His work challenges Western therapeutic paradigms and advocates for a more comprehensive understanding of human consciousness....

Sommaire:
The quotes in this book are the harvest of more than half a century spent studying and working at the boundary of spirituality and psychotherapy. We cannot heal deeply unless we find some spiritual basis for our lives. These quotes have helped me form the bridge between trauma and psychotherapy on one side and spiritual healing and a sense of meaning on the other. ? I think poetry, novels, and quotations are a much more effective language for communicating about spiritual depth, healing, the connection between trauma and spirituality, & what it means to be human. These styles are so much more evocative and thought-provoking than the rational, linear type of academic language that's been used for so long to talk about these subjects. The quotes and stories in this book have each been, at one time or another, deeply meaningful to me, provided comfort, and supported my healing from deep trauma. Often I've kept one of these stories or quotes in my mind for a week or more, and sometimes even months, or years. Over time they become a small nucleus around which a whole set of ideas and concepts can can form. They provide a symbolic way for me to think of, and to recall whole complexes of thoughts. ...