William West – Melting Armour – Some Notes On Self-Help Reichian Therapy (1988)

elib.tech Exclusive… sharing elsewhere will result in being banned!This product is brought to you by Reichian Therapy/Orgonomy Books GB: no online sales page available.   These notes are mainly intended for people attending self help Reichiantherapy groups but   they will also be of interest to people with othergrowth therapy and particularly self help experience.   These ideas come from my own experience of therapy both as a therapistand as a client and from countless people I have done     therapy with ordiscussed it with,   too many to list in detail here.   However,  my basicapproach is heavily influenced by that of Peter Jones who took thetraditional Reichian client-therapist relationship and brought it into theself-help group.   Also I’ve learnt a lot from John Southgate,    particularlyhis theoretical insight,    also from Mark and Ruth Abraham,   Martin Zukor,Brian Wade, Lyn Arnold,    all of whom were very positive and supportive whenI first began being a therapist – also people from the defunct Cope group,a pioneering alternatives to psychiatry group,    in which I first learned ofgrowth therapy and practical Reichian work,    the Manchester Reich Groupwhich showed you don’t have to live in London to get into Reich,       andfinally my colleagues and friends in Energy Stream    ( the Post  ReichianTherapy Association ) . Recommended in Reichian Growth Work by Nick Totton, who said:A pamphlet outlining the style of work we look at in this book, intended to help people exchange sessions.as always a big appreciation goes to trance33 for doing all the amazing OCRs for everything I have been scanning and I don’t always mention her name.Access times:Contributors: Now, ratio-freeVIP+: 2 WeeksPU+: 8 WeeksUsers: upgrade to Power User