Gurdjieff's Transformational Psychology: The Art of Compassionate SelfStudy (1),Used

Product DescriptionDr. Russell Schreiber, clinical psychologist, has worked with the Gurdjieff system of inner development for over forty years. He explains, in depth, how modern psychology and Gurdjieff's Work enrich each other. Dr. Schreiber explores Gurdjieff's methods within a psychological framework useful for beginner and advanced student. Current psychological theory relevant to enhance Gurdjieff's system is presented. Emphasized throughout the book is the gradual development of selfcompassion as the foundation of selfstudy and inner evolution. Practical exercises are given to facilitate the ability to experientially apply selfstudy in an objective and compassionate manner. Some areas covered include: Attention Selfobservation Sensing Development of Inner Life Specific psychological traits as focus for selfstudy Transformation of Negative Emotions Advanced method of Participation Compassion & SelfCompassion Dr. Schreiber is a practicing clinical psychologist in a communitybased psychotherapy clinic in Northern California. As a staff psychologist, he supervises and trains psychologists and psychotherapists. He specializes in depth psychology and somatic psychotherapy. His recognition of the need for the development of selfcompassion in his clients is emphasized in his clinical practice.About the AuthorDr. Russell Schreiber, clinical psychologist, has worked with the Gurdjieff system of inner development for over forty years. He explains, in depth, how modern psychology and Gurdjieff's Work enrich each other. Dr. Schreiber explores Gurdjieff's methods within a psychological framework useful for beginner and advanced student. Current psychological theory relevant to enhance Gurdjieff's system is presented. Emphasized throughout the book is the gradual development of selfcompassion as the foundation of selfstudy and inner evolution. Practical exercises are given to facilitate the ability to experientially apply selfstudy in an objective and compassionate manner. Some areas covered include: Attention Selfobservation Sensing Development of Inner Life Specific psychological traits as focus for selfstudy Transformation of Negative Emotions Advanced method of Participation Compassion & SelfCompassion Dr. Schreiber is a practicing clinical psychologist in a communitybased psychotherapy clinic in Northern California. As a staff psychologist, he supervises and trains psychologists and psychotherapists. He specializes in depth psychology and somatic psychotherapy. His recognition of the need for the development of selfcompassion in his clients is emphasized in his clinical practice.