Soul-Size: The Eternal Psychosomatic Dilemma: An Exploration of Anthroposophic Physiology and Psychology
From the richness of his experience and extensive medical training, Dr. James Dyson has forged an authentic, holistic understanding of the human being into a practical psychotherapeutic discipline.
In mid-career, with more than fifty years of deep engagement with the esoteric teachings of Rudolf Steiner, the spirit at work in medicinal substances, and the therapeutic art of eurythmy, Dr. Dyson undertook the study of psychosynthesis psychology, nonviolent communication, and organizational development.
This book sets out the resulting synthesis of these paths as a unique and powerful interdisciplinary approach to human health with practical tools for those engaged in healing, health care, counseling, and psychotherapy, as well as for anyone searching for insights to support their own healthy soul life.
C O N T E N T S:
Introducing James Anthony Dyson, by David Tresemer, PhD
1. The Authentic Self
2. The Invisible Human Being: The Potential for Initiation and Pathology
3. Elements, Organs, Temperaments
4. From Physical Organ to the Cosmos, with Psyche Between
5. The Sacred Wound
6. Parsifal Seen Psychologically
7. Heinz Kohut and Self Psychology: A Characterization
8. Wide-ranging Conversation
9. Dyson on the Importance of His Relationship to the Camphill Movement
10. The Challenges of Adolescence in Challenging Times
11. Moral Intuition and the Value of Education
12. Tying Up Loose Ends
Postscript
Appendix: Eurythmy—Introduction and Exercises
Cited Works
About the Author
Dr. James A. Dyson, MRCS, LRCP, co-founded Park Attwood Clinic, an anthroposophic residential and out-patient medical facility, where he practiced as a physician from 1979 to 2003. He has also worked as medical advisor in many Steiner Waldorf Schools, Camphill Schools, and centers for social therapy. In addition to his medical diplomas, Dr. Dyson studied at the Institute of Psychosynthesis in London between 2003 and 2008 and holds a Master’s degree in Psychosynthesis Psychology from Middlesex University. He co-founded the Association for Anthroposophic Psychology in North America, where he teaches as a core faculty member.
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