Journal of Heart Centered Therapies articles

Recent articles from Journal of Heart Centered Therapies

Editor's note.(Editorial)
September 22, 2008... Welcome to this issue of the Journal of Heart-Centered Therapies. We celebrated a wonderfully successful National Conference in July, hosted by our energetic network in the Chicago area. Dr. Bruce Lipton was the keynote speaker this year, and everyone was inspired by his vast breadth of...

Higher stages of human development.
September 22, 2008... Abstract: Humanistic and transpersonal psychologies have eclipsed a focus solely on pathology assessment and treatment to a broader focus on the human being's growth toward optimal functioning, often called self-actualization. Paradoxically, Maslow recognized that peak experiences often lead...

Violet's diagnosis: "Sensitive".(Case study)
September 22, 2008... Abstract: This case study focuses on individuals who experience what we might call "bleed through" from the unconscious into their conscious lives, or a non-ordinary state of consciousness, or transliminality, or holotropic consciousness. Whatever term we may call this phenomena, I would like...

Editor's note.(Editorial)
March 22, 2008... Welcome to this issue of the Journal of Heart-Centered Therapies as we begin our eleventh year of publication with a new graphic design for the Journal cover. We are pleased to have the opportunity to celebrate the past ten years, and we look forward to the next ten. The lead article in...

Hypnotherapy under fire: efficacy of heart-centered hypnotherapy in the treatment of Iraq war veterans with posttraumatic stress.
March 22, 2008... ABSTRACT: A growing literature addressing the issue of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) has appeared in the decades following the Vietnam War. However, only a small portion of this literature represents empirical investigations of hypnotherapy as a form of efficacious therapy for PTSD and...