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	AAP Welcome
		The Association for the Advancement of Psychosynthesis is a professional organization dedicated to the dissemination of the ideas and spirit of psychosynthesis throughout the world.
		With a comprehensive theory and methodology, psychosynthesis embraces the totality of human experience, from the impact of early wounding to the movement toward Self realization.
		The Association for The Advancement of Psychosynthesis was officially formed in August of 1995.
	www.aap-psychosynthesis.org (224 words)

	What is Psychosynthesis? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Psychosynthesis recognises that even a deep and thorough self-knowledge may not be sufficient, in itself, to cause a lasting transformation; it must be accompanied by the discovery and use of the will.
		While the superconscious is often ignored by the various schools of contemporary psychology, in psychosynthesis, particular attention is given to studying even undeveloped or episodic manifestation of these aspects, observing their effect on the rest of the personality, and using techniques designed to facilitate the manifestation of these energies and their integration into everyday life.
		Psychosynthesis, rather than being an artificial imposition of techniques, simply unblocks and stimulates a process that is more closely allied to us than any other: becoming who we are.
	www.psychosynthesis.edu /psychosynthesis.html (1263 words)

	What is Psychosynthesis? - HealthWorld Online
		Psychosynthesis is a systematic, inclusive approach to self-realization and self-actualization.
		Psychosynthesis has been described as "The psychology with a soul." While Psychosynthesis explores the spiritual, it is not a religion and in no way imposes any specific doctrine or belief system upon the person using it.
		Psychosynthesis is a philosophy for living, a set of principles and a dynamic, open-ended approach to personal and transpersonal integration and synthesis.
	www.healthy.net /psi/whtpsy.htm (821 words)

	The Institute of Psychosynthesis, London - Counselling and Psychotherapy Training and Self-Development - About
		Psychosynthesis then is not simply a model of pathology and treatment, but a developmental approach which can help guide a person to understand the meaning of their human life within the broad context of synthesis - the drive towards the harmonisation of all relationships, whether intrapersonal, or interpersonal, between individuals and groups.
		We believe that psychosynthesis has a valuable role to play in the development of a new depth psychology because it has a theoretical framework which acknowledges the ambiguity of the journey of the soul in terms of the personal and the spiritual; of the past and the future and of the neurotic and the existential.
		It is towards this purpose that psychosynthesis is directed, that is, towards the unique expression of individual life within a larger evolutionary context of humanity's destiny on earth.
	www.psychosynthesis.org /about.html (1680 words)

	Molly Young Brown - Transformative Education & Counseling: Psychosynthesis
		Psychosynthesis offers an approach to human development that is both profound and hopeful.
		The founder of psychosynthesis, Roberto Assagioli, was an Italian psychiatrist and a contemporary of Freud and Jung.
		Spiritual psychosynthesis is the process of awakening to the presence and movement of Self in the whole of our lives, so that we live and act in greater harmony, bringing our gifts into action in the world.
	www.mollyyoungbrown.com /psychosynthesis.htm (584 words)

	Psychosynthesis Institute of New Zealand
		Psychosynthesis was founded by Dr. Roberto Assagioli, who trained in psychiatry with Eugen Bleuler, known for his formative work with schizophrenia.
		Psychosynthesis is widely acknowledged as one of the most coherent and effective frameworks of transpersonal psychology.
		Psychosynthesis has continued to evolve its holistic perspective and unifying principles and can be successfully applied not only therapeutically and in self-development, but also in any context of systemic organisation and process.
	www.psychosynthesis.co.nz /intro.html (935 words)

	Psychosynthesis-UK.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Psychosynthesis is a challenging journey towards an existence that is open to love, creativity, wisdom, peace, happiness and fulfilment.
		In the therapeutic process of Psychosynthesis the deeper layers of the unconscious are explored, professor C.G. Jung a friend and colleague of Assagioli found that images and symbols formed a collective character which he named 'ARCHETYPES', Assagioli also recognised the value of this but in the spiritual sense of universal energy.
		Psychosynthesis uses many forms and techniques in the process to wholeness, the use of maps to help understand the components of the self.
	website.lineone.net /~psychosynthesis (1167 words)

	Tri-Therapy
		Psychosynthesis posits the existence of three levels of consciousness: the lower so -called Freudian unconscious containing instinctual drives, conflicts arising from childhood themes, and anything from the personal past that lies outside the patient's awareness, including emotional, cognitive, or meaning aspects of partially remembered material.
		Psychosynthesis refers to the "ongoing synthesis of the psyche, a process which transcend specific models and methods" (Brown, 1983,P.ix), and it was Assagioli's observation that this process goes on naturally in life.
		Psychosynthesis utilizes interpretation, the evoking of insights from the client, which are common psychodynamic and ego-building techniques, and is open to exploring any emerging theories of psychology and integrating them into its practice.
	www.hourglass.net /tritherapy/psycho2.html (2990 words)

	Psychosynthesis
		Psychosynthesis’ movement into the superconscious usually takes place towards the end of a session, when a superconscious symbol such as the sun enters spontaneously or is brought into the therapeutic process to complete the healing process after considerable psychological work has already been done.
		Personal Psychosynthesis and ‘Healing of the Memories’ can both be understood as the process of integrating into one’s present state of consciousness experiences which belong to the earlier stages of development in Wilber’s Life Cycle.
		In Psychosynthesis, the Higher Self contains the transpersonal energy, in ‘Healing of the Memories’, Jesus does; their transpersonal energies are available for the healing and transformation of the personality, but neither in Psychosynthesis nor in ‘Healing of the Memories’ is the healing and transformative energy a part of and/or the property of egoic consciousness.
	www.else-egeland.org /abw2en.htm (1679 words)

	#TL10D: Willpower and Psychosynthesis
		Psychosynthesis was essentially a transpersonal approach from the beginning, and many professionals could now acknowledge it as a significant factor in their work.
		Psychosynthesis, while not excluding work with the emotions, emphasizes work with the mind, moving toward the future, and was inspired by raja yoga and karma yoga.
		The former article, Psychosynthesis in Western Psychology, Russell addresses the question, "How is psychosynthesis related to other psychologies?" This article is a response to the question, "How does psychosynthesis view human beings and their world?" Since practical applications are discussed by many other authors, I focus here on the abstract and theoretical.
	www.buildfreedom.com /tl/tl10d.html (18287 words)

	He Hit Me Back First! -- Psychosynthesis
		Psychosynthesis is a creative approach to the harmonious integration of the whole personality-the physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual aspects of one's self.
		Psychosynthesis, then, is a process of connecting with the Self-the core of our being-so that it can direct our life and relationships with joy and wisdom.
		A distinctive characteristic of psychosynthesis is its emphasis on the will as an essential function of the self and as the source of all choices and decisions.
	www.learningplaceonline.com /children/Fugitt/psychosynthesis.htm (714 words)

	Psychosynthesis Institute Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The same psychosynthetic process foreseen by psychosynthesis begins with the personal training of the therapist, which is considered an indispensable preliminary passage, and concludes with the acquired capacity of the patient for self-management, that is to complete his/her own healing alone and to start, if desired, on a path of personal growth.
		In all psychosynthesis, with respect to the majority of the psychological schools, we can say that the self-management aspect dominates with respect to hetero-management, the active and aware subject at the helm of his/her own educative, training, integration, and social process, rather than subjects passive to external actions.
		Assagioli's emphasising, in psychosynthesis, of the dynamic and positive aspect and omitting, substantially, the other complementary aspect, or maternal, one is a fact that can be liked or not, but which reflects, however, his precise choice, that with difficulty one could hold unaware, or not intentional.
	www.psicosintesi.it /rivista/nature.htm (830 words)

	Will Parfitt Website; What is Psychosynthesis?
		Psychosynthesis is a comprehensive approach to self-realization and the development of human potential.
		So Psychosynthesis is a kind of therapy, and it is a method of self improvement, but more than this, it is also a process that co-operates with the unfolding evolution of all nature.
		Psychosynthesis honours both the individual and the groups of which the individual is a part.
	www.willparfitt.com /whatispslong.html (1200 words)

	The Synthesis Center, psychosynthesis
		Psychosynthesis offers an integration of psychological and spiritual models, based on the realization of humanities positive and natural evolutionary movement.
		Psychosynthesis is widely applicable in the field of human services and is a powerful tool for psychological healing and personal transformation.
		Psychosynthesis was formulated by Roberto Assagioli, a gifted Italian psychiatrist, in the early part of the twentieth century.
	www.synthesiscenter.org (384 words)

	Psychosynthesis
		Psychosynthesis is a holistic approach to human development that was developed by the gifted Italian psychiatrist Roberto Assagioli (1888-1974) from around 1910.
		The purpose of Psychosynthesis is to further the ongoing process of evolution, and so to achieve a synthesis, a coming together, of the various parts of an individual's personality into a more cohesive self.
		Psychosynthesis is as a tool for psychological healing and personal transformation.is widely applicable and used in such diverse fields as counselling, religion, education, health care, business and management, diplomacy and international relations.
	www.kheper.net /topics/Psychosynthesis/Psychosynthesis.html (490 words)

	Psychosynthesis training and self-development in psychotherapy and counselling - About
		The Fundamentals of Psychosynthesis is a comprehensive four day introduction to psychosynthesis for those wishing to deepen their experience and understanding of their own journey.
		It is a prerequisite for further training in psychosynthesis or as it stands alone it can be taken independently as a unique opportunity for individuals to further their exploration of the processes of self-awakening and self-expression.
		The London Psychosynthesis Clinic is staffed by psychotherapy graduates of the Institute and offers counselling and psychotherapy to the general public.
	www.dircon.co.uk /uk/about.html (1850 words)

	Contemporary Growth Therapies
		Psychosynthesis was developed by psychiatrist Roberto Assagioli, who was born in Venice, Italy, in 1888.
		Psychosynthesis affirms the natural drive of persons to grow by integrating their lives at higher levels.
		Psychosynthesis seeks to combine the objectivity of science with the passion of a seeker for religious truth.
	www.religion-online.org /showchapter.asp?title=1939&C=1754 (5277 words)

	Amazon.com: Psychosynthesis: A Collection of Basic Writings: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Psychosynthesis allows for an in-depth journey of discovery that will be different for every individual; yet the journey embodies similar experiences attained through similar techniques.
		This is perhaps due to the independent researchers (seemingly he refers mainly to medical and psychiatric doctors) have a great deal of experiential evidence and build their theories from observing a vast array of clients, rather than formulating theories based on laboratory experiments, other people's theories, or personal fancy.
		Assagioli was really the seed or beginning point of Psychosynthesis, developing the system from his own theories and experiences, and from tools and techniques he had worked with in Psychiatry and Psychotherapy fields.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0967857007?v=glance (2104 words)

	General Systems Theory and Psychosynthesis
		In our Psychosynthesis therapy sessions we generally start looking for an entry point of something that is happening at present (rather than use the thinking processes to find something from the past to work on, which may lead to avoidance of what is actually more important).
		Psychosynthesis also teaches that just because something once worked, and was our chosen solution, it doesn't imply it will work in the future or continue to meet our needs.
		Psychosynthesis is a system and model by which we can view and understand an ordered inner cosmos while still acknowledging and recognising what we currently perceive as unordered or chaotic.
	www.magicalpath.net /articles/systems_theory_psychosynthesis.htm (5159 words)

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		Psychosynthesis believes that we each have an innate tendency to evolve and unfold our highest potentials and that we can consciously cooperate with this porcess.
		Psychosynthesis is both a theory and practice where the focus is to achieve synthesis and harmony within and around ourselves.
		Its hallmarks are a remarkable model of consciousness, concrete tools for developing and expanding awareness, tangible ways of working with the personality and a life long model for spiritual development.
	www.psychosynthesismanhattan.com (307 words)

	Psychosynthesis
		Psychosynthesis is an approach to human development fostered by Roberto Assagioli (1888-1974) beginning around 1910 and continuing to the present day.
		Another major aspect of psychosynthesis is its affirmation of the spiritual dimension of the person, i.e.
		Psychosynthesis is founded on the basic premise that we participate in an orderly universe structured to facilitate the evolution of consciousness.
	two.not2.org /psychosynthesis/index.html (245 words)

	Psychosynthesis Profile: Jay Ray (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Psychosynthesis has been a very integral part of my own evolution, psychologically and spiritually.
		As a result Graeme Wilson and myself are going to offer a smaller 14 week course to the General Public, in the hope that seeds can be sown that do not take a three year commitment by the participants.
		As Psychosynthesists, we believe that we all have a Higher Self, in which is invested the wisdom we need to make, for ourselves, the decisions of life.
	www.psychosynthesis.org.nz /profiles/jay-ray.html (429 words)

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		The Psychosynthesis and Education Trust was established in 1965 by Roberto Assagioli, its original president.
		For many years she has worked alongside a team of qualified Psychosynthesis practitioners drawn from various backgrounds and disciplines including psychology, education, philosophy, religious practice, psychiatry, organisational work and management.
		The Trust's Postgraduate Diploma in Psychosynthesis Counselling and MA Degree/Advanced diploma are externally validated by the University of East London.
	www.psychosynthesis.net /trust.html (195 words)

	Transformations II (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Firm foundations for living are created that cannot be destroyed by either outer disaster or inner turmoil and, over time, individuals, groups, and communities approach the realization of their true potential.
		Psychosynthesis training offers specific methods and techniques with which to facilitate transformations of consciousness.
		A psychosynthesis approach to the use of mental imagery with adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse.
	www.michaelbrown.org /html/transformations_ii.html (3514 words)

	Welcome to Mount Shasta Magazine / This Issue
		Altogether psychosynthesis, deep ecology, and ecopsychology form a unifying and dynamic basis for a down-to-earth spirituality in the 21st century.
		Psychosynthesis incorporates principles and practices from Buddhism, Yoga, and other Eastern philosophies, as well as from Western spiritual traditions, philosophy, and psychology.
		Psychosynthesis guiding seeks to help us dis-identify from limited patterns of feeling, thought, and behavior so we can move our awareness freely among them, and act from conscious choice, in alignment with Self.
	www.mountshastamagazine.com /this_issue/articles.shtml (3100 words)

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