The Tao of Therapy: Helping Clients Experience Their Inner Freedom

Douglas G. Flemons

The Tao of Therapy: Helping Clients Experience Their Inner Freedom

Douglas G. Flemons

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Abstract

Despite their obvious differences, I'm intrigued by the similarities between meditation and hypnosis. Participants in both activities are able to bridge the divisions between mind and body, between conscious and unconscious, between will and action. They enter the flow of their experience and encounter, without duality, whatever their minds perceive, no longer distinguishing a concrete "I" separate from whatever they're noticing.

Original language	American English
Journal	Psychotherapy Networker
Volume	28
State	Published - May 1 2004

Keywords

drug abuse and alcoholism
psychology
social services and welfare

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Social and Behavioral Sciences

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The Tao of Therapy: Helping Clients Experience Their Inner Freedom

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