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Psychology Books

CHARLES TART "Transpersonal Psychologies"
Trade Paperback, 1975, 502 pp,
$12.00
Need to break out from that Western Psychology rut? Take a gander at this collectiion of articles about the assumptions of orthodosx western psychology, yoga, zen, states of consciousness, sufism (Robert Ornstein) , Arica (by John Lilly), the Christian mystical tradition, and a fascinating piece on the Patterns of Western Magic.

EDMUND J. BOURNE, PHD "The Anxiety and Phobia Workbook"
Oversize Trade Paperback, 1995 Revised Second Edition, 428 pp
$14.50
Simple step-by-step directions for mastery of relaxation, coping with panic, real-life desentization, overcoming negative self-talk, changing mistaken beliefs, visualization, and other methods of overcoming sanxiety, phobias and obsessive- compulsive behaviors. Fill-in-the-blank format gives you lots of exercises to do.

PAUL D. TIEGER & BARBARA BARRON-TIEGER "The Art of SpeedReading People"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1998, 208 pp
$12.50
Use the Myers-Briggs Type Indicators to learn how to speed-read different personality types. Identify the 4 different temperaments and 16 different personality types in a flash to create what you want in business and in life.

STEVE ARTERBURN "Winning at Work without Losing at Love"
Hardbound w/Dust Jacket, 1995, 236 pp
$10.00
Everyone wants to enjoy success, but too many people sacrifice their family and their convictions to build a career, only to be disillusioned at the end. This book has a plan for creating real success - having an exciting career and a rewarding personal life.

ROBERT H. HOPCKE "There are No Accidents : Synchronicity and the Stories of our Lives"
Trade Paperback, 1997, 260 pp
$10.00
A look at Jung's concept of synchronicity, and how it effects our lives : our love lives, our work life, our dream lives, our spiritual lives, and our mortal life. One of my favorite chapters : Do we get the job? or does the job get us?

STANLEY CHEREN - "Psychosomatic Medicine - Theory, Physiology and Practice"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1989, In Print for $115.00!
2 volumes - Vol 1 424 pp, Vol 2 numbered pages 425-977 pp
$59.50 for both books
THE bible on current thought about psychosomatic healing. A detailed compilation that covers psychodynamic psychiatry, behavioral psychiatry and psychology, and psychophysiology. 21 articles in all, very in-depth.

C.G. JUNG "Psychology and Religion"
Trade Paperback, 1960, 131 pp.
$10.00
Jung describes what he regards as an authentic religios function in the unconscious mind. Using a wealth of material from ancient and medieval gnostic, alchemistic, and occult literature, he discusses the religious symbgolism of unconscious processes.

C.G. JUNG "Mysterium Coniunctionis"
Trade Paperback, 1977, 702 pp
$14.50
Jung's last work of book length, centers on the problems of philosophical alchemy, and in articular the synthesis of opposites. He shows that "the world of alchemical symbols definitely does not belong to the rubbish heap of the past but stands in a very real and living relationship to . . . the psychology of the unconscious"

C.G. JUNG "Aion - Researches into the Phenomenology of the self"
Trade Paperback, 1979, 3332 pp
$12.50
A wonderful work by Jung, the first four chapters sum up the key concepts of Jung's system of ego, shadow, anima and animus. The central theme of the owrk is the symbolic representation of the psychic totality throught the concept of the Self, including an in-depth look at the fish symbol.

STEPHAN A. HOELLER "The Gnostic Jung and the Seven Sermons to the Dead"
Trade Paperback, 1989, 239 pp
$8.50
Before you go running to your dictionary, Gnostics are people who have knowledge, a knowledge that arises in the heart in an intuitive and mysterious manner.  A wonderfully scholarly yet fascinating book on Jung.

RICHARD J. HERRNSTEIN & EDWIN G. BORING "A Sourcebook in the History of Psychology"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1965, 636 pp
$25.00
A wonderful anthology dating back to 300 BC, including the works of Aristotle, Newton, Locke, Epicurus, Decartes, Berkeley, Kant, Mill, Dewey, Hobbes, Darwin, Binet . . . well I guess you get the idea.

FRITZ PERLS "Ego, Hunger and Aggression"
Trade Paperback, 1969, 272 pp
$12.50
The first book from the originator of Gestalt Therapy lays out Per's challenge to Freudian theory in favor of a broader method of therapy that emphases human contact, the hunger instinct, bilogiacal aggression and the need for gratification.

DENNIS GREENBERGER & CHRISTINE PADEWSKY "Mind Over Mood - A Cognitive Therapy Treatment Manual for Clients"
Oversize trade Paperback, 1995, 215 pp plus forms
$17.50
Use mood questionaires to identify, rate and track changes in your feelings. Lear how to change the thoughts that contribute to your problems. Follow step-by-step strategies to improve your moods.

JEFFREY MOUSSAIEFF MASSON "A Dark Science - Women, Sexuality and Psychiatry in the Nineteenth Century"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1986, 200 pp
$15.00
Bad-boy Masson, the former Projects Director of the Sigmund Freud archives (until they kicked him out in a big todoo) compares the 19th century view of women and sexuality with that of today's enlightened doctors, lawyers, gynecologists and psychotherapists, only to discover that we have NOT come a long way baby.

ROBERT ORNSTEIN "the Psychology of Consciousness"
Trade Paperback, 1972, 247 pp, Ex Lib
$10.00
Written during the height of the sixties-seventies, this was one of the first books to look at altered states of consciousness, the divided brain, intuition, meditation, and related concepts. Now a classic.

FRANCINE SHAPIRO & MARGOT SILK FORREST "EMDR - The Breakthrough Therapy for Overcoming Anxiety, Stress and Trauma"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1995, 185 pp, Like New
$19.50
Perhaps the most interesting form of therapy since hypnotism, read about EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) from its originator. I would love to see someone mix this stuff with hypnotism!

LAWRENCE LESHAN "The Dilemma of Psychology"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1990, 190 pp
$10.00
According the author, the field of psychology has failed to live up to its promise of giving us a happier world.

VINCENT FOLEY "An Introduction to Family Therapy"
Trade Paperback, 1974, 208 pp
$10.00
An introduction to the basics of family therapy, including the concepts of double bind, pseudomutuality and pseudohostility, Schism and Skew, and Mystification. Covers general systems theory, as well as the work of the Palo Alto Group, Murray Bowen, Nathan Ackerman, Don Jackson and others.

LEONARD SMALL "The Briefer Psychotherapies"
Hardbound w/Dj, 1971, 263 pp
$12.50
With an introduction by Leopold Bellak, this book is a comprehensive overview of every aspect of brief therapy. Includes models of the brief process and descriptions of the various techniques and interventions, including a discussion of the hazards of brief therapy.

RICHARD ROBERTIELLO & GERALD SCHOENEWOLF "101 Common Therapeutic Blunders: Countertransference and Counterresistance in Psychotherapy"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1992, 294 pp.
$25.00
$14.50 - a trade paperback copy
An interesting and witty account of problems in the doctor-patient relationship. 101 mini-case histories in which the authors show how things can go wrong in the therapeutic relationship, with speculations on the causes and solutions.

MICHAEL P. NICHOLS "The Lost Art of Listening"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1995, 251 pp
$15.00
From the Family Therapist, this book gives easy-to-learn techniques for becoming a better listener - quite a skill for a lot of budding therapists. Find out how to break through misunderstandings and conflict, and transform your personal and professional relationships with empathetic listening skills.

ANNE WILSON SCHAEF "Beyond Therapy, Beyond Science - a new model for Healing the Whole Person"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1992, 351 pp
$12.50
Now here's a different take - this author persuasively demonstrates that the field of psychotherapy actually works against us, supporting personal and societal addictions. Her solution is to move beyond the scientific paradigm, and she proposes new ideas to replace the epistemology of psychology.

CHARLES TART "Transpersonal Psychologies"
Trade Paperback, 1975, 502 pp,
$14.50 -
Need to break out from that Western Psychology rut? Take a gander at this collectiion of articles about the assumptions of orthodosx western psychology, yoga, zen, states of consciousness, sufism (Robert Ornstein) , Arica (by John Lilly), the Christian mystical tradition, and a fascinating piece on the Patterns of Western Magic.

BERNARD BLOOM "Planned Short-Term Psychotherapy - A Clinical Handbook"
Hardbound, 1992, 357 pp
$15.00
A textbook look at the various specialists in short term therapy. Includes sections about Lewis Wolberg, author of Medical Hypnosis and Hypnoanalysis, and Milton Erickson as well as 13 others, and provides a solid foundation on the technical and practical aspects of doing short-term therapy today.

SHARON WEGSHEIDER "Another Chance - Hope and Health for the Alcoholic Family"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1981, 256 pp
Foreword by Virginia Satir
$10.00
A look at alcohol abuse for the family therapist, and the personality types in the family cast - the Enabler, the Hero, the Scapegoat, the Lost Child, the Mascot, and the Dependent. Her treatment program is based on the 12 steps.

CLOE MADANES "Behind the One-way Mirror - Advances in the Practice of Strategic Therapy"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1988, 196 pp., sl hiliting
$12.50
Building on her prefious work in Strategic Family Therapy, the author provides specific, detailed guidance on using advanced and innovative therapeutic techniques that focus on the distribuiton of power in relationships.

JAMES FOSSHAGE & PAUL OLSEN (eds) "Healing - Implications for Psychotherapy"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1978, 388 pp. in print for $39.95
$25.00
An anthology that looks at psychic healing, meditation, waking dreams, LSD, biofeedback, Hypnosis, and the Psychotherapist as Healer, with contributions from Ted Barber, Stanislov Grof, Jerome Frank, Chogyam Trungpa, Harold bloomfield, Patricia Carrington and others. And if you are not into the consciousness raising stuff, Barber does present some pretty convincing experimental data concerning using hypnosis to stimulate breast growth.

NORMAN E. ZINBERG (ed) "Alternate States of Consciousness"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1977, First Edition, 294 pp
$20.00
Another anthology looking at consciousness, this one featuring Andrew Weil, Arthur Deikman, Charles Tart, Jerome Singer, in this systems-theory influenced,multi-cultural, inter-disciplinary, totally seventies look of Multiple Perspectives on the Study of Consciousness.

ARTHUR BURTON (ed) "What Makes Behavior Change Possible"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1976, 334 pp
$15.00
An anthology of classic psychological articles about behavior change by the likes of Albert, Albert Bandura, and others. An advanced Behavior Modification work.

MICHAEL P. NICHOLS and MELVIN ZAX "Catharsis in Psychotherapy"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1977, 258 pp
$22.50
A look at the role of catharsis in therapy from its earliest roots in ancient magic and religious healing rituals to the modern therapies such as Gestalt, Psychodrama, Primal therapy and others. Not a book about hypnotism, but has lots of applications to the hypnotherapist for regression work.

V.R. BUZZOTTA, et al "Effective Selling Throught Psychology: Dimensional Sales and Sales Management Strategies"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1972, 387 pp
$12.50
A book about the humanm interpersonal aspects of selling - a basic psychological approach to selling strategies, beliefs, persuasion, customer strategies, and sales management. No NLP in this book - just the good old-fashioned stuff.

EDWARD SMITH (ed) "The Growing edge of Gestalt Therapy"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1976, 239 pp.
$19.50
Gestalt has been one of the fields which has donated the most techniques to modern hypnotherapy, and this collection of articles from the likes of Sheldon Kopp, Joen Fagan, Laura Perls and others is a look at the leading edge of Geatalt Therapy. Includes an article by Abraham Levitsky on Combining Hypnosis with Gestalt Therapy.

NORMAN 0. BROWN "Life Against Death"
Paperback, 1959, 366 pp
$5.00
Without a doubt, the best book on Freud that I have ever read. Lionel Trilling calls it "the best interpretation of Freud I know." Alan Watts calls it "a book which should certainly turns out to be one of the greatest philosophical works of our time. Nuff said!

SIGMUND FREUD "Therapy and Technique"
Paperback, 1973, 286 pp
$6.00
A series of articles by the originator of psychoanalysis, two of particular note: Hypnosis and Suggestion was Freud's preface to his translation of Bernheim's work into German. A Case of Successful Treatment by Hypnotism (1893) is a case study from early in Freud's career, before developing his psychoanalytic techniques.

MICHEL FOUCAULT "The Birth of the Clinic"
Paperback, 1973, 215 pp
$6.50
Subtitled 'An Archeology of Medical Perception", this book begins where his seminal Madness and Civilization left off. Foucault studies the flowering of moderh scientific medicine and traces its philosophy to the attitudes, anxieties and prejudices of the 18th century. If you have never read Foucault, you are in for a treat!

THOMAS SZASZ "The Myth of Mental Illness"
Trade Paperback, 1961, 337 pp
$7.50
The once heretical now classic book which challenged the medical model of mental illness, and laid a foundation for the notion of personal responsibility for conduct.

NANCY ANDREASEN M.D. "The Broken Brain - The Biological Revolution in Psychiatry"
Trade Paperback, 1985, 278 pp
$10.00
A complete and very readable guide to the new scientific understanding of schizophrenia, severe depression, and other major disorders, and the biological basis of new medications given to mental patients. Don't want to believe in the medical model of mental illness? Read this book before you make up your mind!

ALLEN WHEELIS "How People Change"
Hardbound w/Dj, 1973, 117 pp
$12.50
Ah, this is the question isn't it? What influences people to change, and what blocks that change? This book by the noted psychiatrist looks at what allows a person to transcend her limitations with or withouth the help of a therapist. The result is a reassuring look at the human spirit and an exciting affirmation of intellectual power.

STEVE DE SHAZER "Words were Originally Magic"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1994, 285 pp, New Copy
$32.00
The heart of this book is found in the detailed conversations between client and therapist that show solution-focused therapy in action. De Shazer cites and critiques Lacan, Bateson, Ackerman, Weakland, Freud and others in this look at the conversational aspect of psychotherapy.

BEN ARD JR. (ed) "Counseling and Psychotherapy"
Trade Paperback, 1966, 310 pp
$10.00
An anthology of articles, mostly on humanistic psychology. Contributions by Abraham Maslow, Carl Rogers, Albert Ellis, Nathaniel Branden, Frederick Thorne and others.

CHARLES TART (ed.) "Altered States of Consciousness - A book of readings"
Trade Paperback, 1972, 575pp
$13.50
A classic compendium from the sixties, about various states of consciousness, including hypnagogia, dreaming, meditation, drugs, and psychophysiology, and hypnosis. 35 articles in all, including six on hypnosis, three on hypnosis and psychedelic states.

JAMES L. MCGAUGH et al "Psychobiology - The Biological Bases of Behavior"
Oversize Paperback, 1967, 382 pp, sl hiliting
$12.50
SALE PRICE $9.75
In this anthology from Scientific American you will find 45 articles attempting to pinpoint the intersection between psychology and biology. Animal behavior, learning and memory, neural systems, motivation and emotion, persception, and psyciologiacl bases of sensation and perception. A fascinating collection

WOLFMAN "The Wolf-Man"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1971, 370 pp
$15.00
A unique book which contains the moving and very personal autobiography of one of Freud's most famous subjects - the Wolf-Man. Also contains two psychoanalytic histories of the Wolf-Man, as wellas Freud's own case work and a foreword by Anna Freud.

CAROL ANDERSON & SUSAN STEWART "Mastering Resistance - A practical Guide to Family Therapy"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1983, 259 pp, in print for $30
$15.00
Resistance - any attitude or action of the client that opposes change - is integral to every therapeutic relationship. This book presents concrete, accessible strategies for copine directly with specific, commonly encountered problems of resistance, and shows how resistance can be used to foster a strong therapist-client alliance.

D.M. THOMAS "Eating Pavlova"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1994, First Edition, 231 pp.
$12.50
The old man is waiting to die, his last dreams will provide food for speculation around the world. At his side is a woman who tends him devotedly. She is Anna: Mother-Anna; Daughter- Anna; Anna Pavlova; Anna- Antigone: Anna-Psyche; Anna Freud. A fascinating modern novel based on Freud's last days.

ERNEST HILGARD, et al "Conditioning and Learning"
Hardbound, 1961, 590 pp
$10.00
The classic text on behavior modification from the expert in hypnotism and author of Hypnotic Suggestibility. Great for research, or to brush up on that old psych stuff that you forgot from the first time around.

ROY GRINKER AND JOHN SPIEGEL - "War Neuroses"
Hardbound, 1945, 145 pp.
$20.00
Although this book does not mention use of hypnotherapy, it give a good look at the techniques which Watkins would later use with hypnotism to provide therapy to war-shocked veterans of 1945. Uses 'narco-synthesis' instead of hypnotism - a combination of drugs and reliving of traumatic events. Also mentions secondary gain from symptoms.

LAWRENCE BRAMMER "The Helping Relationship - Process and Skills"
Trade Paper, 1979, 182 pp
$7.50
What does helping mean? How is it effective in assisting other people to crow? What are the strategies for helping in crises? How does one learn basic helping skills? The answers to these questions comprise the practical topics covered in this book, useful to all therapists and others in the helping profession.

ROBERT ORNSTEIN & DAVID SOBEL "The Healing Brain"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1987, 300 pp
$16.50
A book by the pioneering resrcher into states of consciousness., The Healing Brain drws on the most recent research in neurology and brain chemistry to provide an accurate, informative and entertaining look at the most effective healing instrument of all - the human brain.

SHIRLEY PANKEN "The Joy of Suffering - Psychoanalytic Theory and Therapy of Masochism"
Trade Paperback, 1993, 242 pp, In Print for $30.00
$17.50
An excellent resource in the theory, diagnosis, and treatment of maschoism. The author presents a lucid review of the concept of masochism from Freud's early instinctual perspective throught the evolution of the ego psychological, object relational, interpersonal and self psychological viewpoints to her own object-embedded, developmental approach.

GERALD EPSTEIN "Waking Dream Therapy - Dream Process as Imagination"
Hardbound w/Dj, 1981, 237 pp, sl dampstaining
$17.50
Maintaining that the imagination is a vital psychological process for enriching our lives, this book provides an innovative and fascinating guide to the clinical use of dreams, daydreams and fantasies. In essence, waking dream therapy consists of re-living a dream in the therapeutic setting while exploring the significant elements that constitute the dream. Therapeutic possibilities suggested by the dream are then carried out in the client's waking life.

STEVE DE SHAZER "Clues : Investigating Solutions in Brief Therapy"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1988, 202 pp
$15.00
One of the most interesting theoreticians in the field of systemic therapy here develops a precise, simple, peraable, and yet comprehenxive and coherent 'theory of solutions' Introduction by John Weakland of the Palo Alto group. Enjoy the benefits of therapeutic precision without sacrificing creativity and flexibility.

ROBERT ORNSTEIN (ed) "The Nature of Human Consciousness - A book of Readings"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1973, 514 pp
$25.00
A series of 41 articles covering all aspects of consciousness and altered states. Includes contributions by Charles Tart, Aldous Huxley, Idries Shah on the Sufis, Benjamin Lee Whorf on Language, Roberto Assagioli on psychosynthesis, Carl Jung on syunchronicity, and others.

GREGORY ZILBOORG, M.D. "A History of Medical Psychology"
Trade Paper, 1967, 525 pp
$10.00
Still the best history of medical psychology ever written, bar none! Nuff said.

JEFFREY MOUSSAIEFF MASSON "Final Analysis - The Making and Unmaking of a Psychoanalyst"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1990, 212 pp
$15.00
The radical critique of the psychoanalytic community by the onetime member of the Freudian "inner circle" - the first insider expose of what really goes on in psychoanalytic training and how it effects the entire profession. An eye opener.

DAVID LEVINE, ed. "Nebraska Symposium on Motivation, 1965"
Wrappers, 1965, 344 pp
$15.00
Psychologists are always interested in what motivates us to act, what motivates us to change, and how can we quantify the cues which trigger specific behaviors. This group of papers from the University of Nebraska tries to answer these questions.

MAURICE FRIEDMAN "The Healing Dialogue in Psychotherapy"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1985, 231 pp
$19.50
All therapy relies on the meeting between therapist and client, but only a few theories have singled out the meeting - the sphere of the "between" - as the central source of healing. Friedman focuses on this space, inspired by the work of Martin Buber.

BENJAMIN SCHUTZ "Legal Liability in Psychotherapy"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1982, 202 pp
$15.00
This book, subtitled 'A Practitioners guide to Risk Management", is an essential read for all professional therapists. Learn about recent court rulings and laws that might affect you and your business!

THOMAS SZASZ "The Ethics of Psychoanalysis"
Trade Paper, 1974, 226 pp
$10.00
A very lucid book from the academic nonbeliever. Szasz's book The Myth of Mental Illness is one of the most original books on the field.  This book is essential reading for therapists and all others in the helping profession.

IRA GREENBERG "Psychodrama and Audience Attitude Change"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1968, 354 pp.
INSCRIBED BY THE AUTHOR
$25.00
Before writing his book on Psychodrama and Hypnodrama, this book from Ira Greenberg explores the roots of psychodrama, with an introduction by J.L. Moreno, who invented psychodrama. Of particular interest is Greenberg's corelation of psychodramatic catharsis with Dionysian revelry, and the roots of therapeutic theater.

POUL BJERRE- "The History and Practice of Psychanalysis"
Hardbound, 1916, 294 pp
$35.00
Read the first line of this classic out of print resource: "Kant suffered from gout." An opinionated history of analysis. Very interesting chapter on Wetterstrand and the Nancy school.

SMITH ELY JELIFFE "The Technique of Psychoanalysis"
Original Wrappers, 1920, 170 pp.
$40.00
This beauty is in Very Good condition, still in its original wrappers, so i don't want to disturb it to write some unnecessary garbage about it. If you collect this kind of thing you know what it is, if not, you might be happier with another item. Nervous and Mental Disease Monograph Series # 26.

DR J. SADGER "Sleep Walking and Moon Walking - A Medico Literary Study"
Original Wrappers, 1920, 170 pp.
$40.00
For a long time Hypnotism and Sleep Walking were confused, and to read this study by the Viennese therapist may surprise you. Another beauty in original wrappers, for collectors and professionals only. Nervous and Mental Disease Monograph Series # 31.

BORIS SIDIS- "The Foundations of Normal and Abnormal Psychology"
Hardbound, 1914, 416pp
$32.50
A very nice copy of an early classic, sadly out-of-print. Sidis was one of the originators of the theory of dissociation and used hypnotism to investigate multiple personalities at the turn of the century. This book is a straight forward text on psychology.

DALBIR BINDRA & JANE STEWARD (eds) "Motivation"
Paperback, 1966, 352 pp
$6.50
What makes people do what they do? Why, motivation of course. A series of classic articles about issues of drive, goal direction, and reinforcement. Great background reading for the behavior change hypnotic specialist.

ARNOLD GOLDSTEIN "Therapist-Patient Expectancies in Psychotherapy"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1962, 141 pp, In Print for $73.00
$25.00
A serious psychological study of an issue at the heart of the hypnotherapeutic encounter: expectancy. Covers Client and Therapist expectancies, role expectancies, 'unspontaneous' remission, placebo effects and more.

JAY EFRAN, MICHAEL LUKENS, ROBERT LUKENS "Language Structure and Change : Frameworks of Meaning in Psychotherapy"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1990, 231 pp, in print for $29.95
$16.50
A systems-theory influenced work which is 'based on new epistemological and theoretical developments', looks at the centrality of language to the human experience, and the role and importance of language in therapeutic process.

LARRY SQUIRE "Encyclopedia of Learning and Memory"
Oversize Hardbound, 1992, 678 pp, In Print for $105
$37.50
A huge book with a vast amoung of information on all aspects of Learning and Memory, each article by experts in their fields. Two column encyclopedia format.

CORBETT THIGPEN & HERVEY CLECKLEY "Three Faces of Eve"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1957, 313 pp. First Edition
$25.00
The fantastic true story of a housewife who was three women in one body - told by the doctors who helped her to find her real self. A classic case of multiple personality.

WILLIAM CALVIN "The Cerebral Symphony : Seashore Relfections on the Structure of Consciousness"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1990, 401 pp
$12.50
Reflections of a neurobiologist use observations of everyday life around a marine biological research lab on Cape Cod to bring into focus the quintessence of the human mind - the phenomenon of consciousness. Vivid and lucid explanations of brain functioning.

LESLIE D. WEATHERHEAD "Psychology, Religion and Healing"
Hardbound, 1951, 543 pp
$27.50
A history of psychological and religious healing, including healthy chapters on Mesmerism, Hypnotism, and Suggestion.  The author traces faith healing from its primitive roots through psychotherapy.

JAN EHRENWALD M.D. (ed) 'The History of Psychotherapy - From Healing Magic to Encounter"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1976, 589 pp, in print for $50
$27.50
This incredible book is a collection of primary source material from the birth of humankind to the present, including pieces from Schweitszer, Freud, Jung, Adler, Laing, Fromm, Horney, Sullivan . . . I think you get the picture. For the hypnotist there are some gems, including a piece by Liebault translated by the editor, and pieces from Braid, Bernheim, Charcot, Mesmer, Janet, Paracelsus, and Coue. A great book that lets the founders of psychotherapy speak for themselves.

STEPHEN LITTLEJOHN & DAVID JABUSH "Persuasive Transactions"
Hardbound, 1987, 334 pp
$15.00
The current psychological take on the nature of persuasion, borrowing strongly from modern systems and communication theories. Includes examples from the latest experimental work.

BARBARA BROWN, PHD. "New Mind, New Body - Biofeedback : New Directions for the Mind"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1974, 464 pp.
$15.00
A great all-around introduction to the field of biofeedback by one of the pioneers in the field. Uses her own experimental data as well as others to fully explore the potentials of biofeedback.

BARBARA BROWN, PHD. "Stress and the Art of Biofeedback"
Hardbound w/ torn DJ, 1977, 298pp.
$15.00
$6.00 - a paperback copy
Following up on New Mind, New Body, Dr. Brown gives us the first comprehensive formulation of how to use biofeedback to treat a variety of illnesses, and especially, to relieve conditons related to stress.

HAROLD ABRAMSON M.D. (ed) "Problems of Consciousness"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1954, 177 pp
$20.00
The transactions of the 4th of the Josiah Macy conferences on the subject, includes Piaget's 'The Problem of Consciousness in Child Psychology' and Grinker's 'Problems of Consciousness'. Also present are Lewis Wolberg, Margaret Mead, Gergory Zilboorg, Ashley Montagu, Margaret Brenman and others.

GARY SCHWARTZ & DAVID SHAPIRO "Consciousness and Self-Regulation"
Hardbound, 1976, 400pp
$17.50
A collection of articles about self-regulation, altered states of consciousness, biofeedback, hypnosis, and the like. Includes Hypnotic Susceptibility, EEG-Alpha, and Self-Regulation.

CHARLES TART (ed.) "Altered States of Consciousness - A book of readings"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1967, 575pp
$19.50
A classic compendium from the sixties, about various states of consciousness, including hypnagogia, dreaming, meditation, drugs, and psychophysiology, and hypnosis. 35 articles in all, including six on hypnosis, three on hypnosis and psychedelic states.

E.C. SPITZKA- "Insanity - Its Classification, Diagnosis and Treatment"
Hardbound, 1883, 415 pp
$35.00
A decidedly pre-Freudian book on insanity. A fascinating look at a world view on psychopathology which is now gone.

R.D. LAING- "Conversations with Adam and Natasha"
Hardbound, 1977, 149 pp, First Edition
$12.50
Conversations between Laing and his children: "Adam: Have you a long pole? Daddy: What do you want it for? Adam: I want to knock down the sun and break it in two and give mommy it to cook and we'll eat it." A very strange and funny book.

CHARLES ERIKSEN (ed) "Behavior and awareness : A symposium of research and interpretation"
Hardbound, 1971, Duke University Press, 158 pp
$15.00
From a symposium in 1962, papers include Hilgard's 'What becomes of the input from the stimulus" as well as other papers on classical conditioning, verbal condidioning, and other aspects of behavior modification.

SANDOR FERENCZI, M.D. "Further Contributions to the Theory and Technique of Psychoanalysis"
Hardbound, 1980 (1926), 480 pp.
$25.00
The classic collection of papers, including Ferenczi's unique theories on 'Mother hypnosis and Father Hypnosis', ideas which are coming into general acceptance these days with different labels.The papers range from 1908-1923.

FRITZ PERLS "In and Out of the Garbage Pail"
Trade Paperback, 1969
$10.00
A classic, irreverent work of counter-culture therapy.  The front cover, by Perls, is a psychedelic hallucinatory fantasy. The contents are pure Fritz. Out of Print.

LEWIS WOLBERG "Handbook of Short Term Therapy"
Hardbound, 1980, 270 pp
$19.50
Most of you know Wolberg from his seminal works, Medical Hypnosis and HypnoAnalysis. His work with hypnotism led him to become a credible advocate for short term therapy. In this textbook, he presents a model for the short term therapeutic relationship.

LEWIS WOLBERG (ed) "Short Term Psychotherapy"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1967, 348 pp
$19.50
An anthology from the 60's regarding short term therapy. Of particular interest is Wolberg's article on Hypnosis in Short Term Therapy.

ERNEST JONES - "The Life and Work of Sigmund Freud"
3 volume boxed set, 1957 Vol 1 - 428 pp, Vol 2 - 512 pp, Vol 3 - 537 pp
$29.50 for all three books
This is the definitive biography of Sigmund Freud. With the active cooperation of the Freud family and access to thousands of unpublished letters and records, Jones presents the first complete picture of Freud and the development of psychoanalysis.

SIGMUND FREUD "The Basic Writings of Sigmund Freud"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1001 pages!
$12.50
This huge book brings together 6 different seminal works by Freud into a single volume. Include are Psychopathology of Everyday Life, The Interpretation of Dreams, Three Contributions to the Theory of Sex, Wit and its Relation to the Unconscious, Totem and Taboo, and The History of the Psychoanalytical Movement. An entire Freudian library in a single book.

SIGMUND FREUD "Moses and Monotheism"
Hardbound, 1939, 218 pp, First American Edition
$22.50
Moses, the liberator of the Jews, was not a Jew but an Egyptian?? An essay about the myth of Moses and the birth of a single god, written when Freud was 80 years old - his final book.

SIGMUND FREUD "Civilization and its Discontents"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1951 (1930), Hogarth Press, 144 pp, Fifth Impression
$12.50

SIGMUND FREUD "The Ego and the Id"
Hardbound, 1957 (1927), Hogarth Press, 88 pp, Seventh Impression
$12.50

SIGMUND FREUD "The Future of an Illusion"
Hardbound , 1934 (1929), Hogarth Press, 98 pp, Second Impression
$30.00

SIGMUND FREUD "A General Introduction to Psychoanalysis"
Paperback, 1960 (1924), 480 pp
$3.50

SIGMUND FREUD "Delusion and Dream and other Essays"
Trade Paperback, 1956 (1917),238 pp
$7.50

SIGMUND FREUD "Totem and Taboo"
Trade Paperback, 1950, 172 pp, some underlining
$3.00

SIGMUND FREUD & WILLIAM BULLITT "Thomas Woodrow Wilson - A Psychological Study"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1966 307pp First Printing
$25.00

SIGMUND FREUD & CARL JUNG "The Freud/Jung Letters"
Hardbound, 1974 650 pp
$25.00

APPIGNANESI & ZARATE "Freud for Beginners"
Paperback, 1979, 168 pp
$10.00
The outrageous, comic-book style introduction to Freud. Learn all the lingo so you don't make any faux pas on the cocktail circuit.

SIGMUND FREUD "Freud on Sex and Neuroses"
Hardbound , 1949, 216pp, a good copy only
$10.00
A collection of Freud's own writings, including the case of Dora, Obsessive Acts and Religious Practicise, the Sexual Enlightenment of Children, contributions to the psychology of love.

SIGMUND FREUD "Freud on Creativity and the Unconscious"
Trade Paperback, 1958, 310, minor underlining
$5.00
A collection of Freud's papers on the psychology of art, literature, love and religion

EMIL LUDWIG "Doctor Freud"
Hardbound, 1947, 317 pp
$10.00
Translated from the German, this post-war biography of Freud has really cool surrealist style endpapers by Boris Artzybasheff.

PAUL KLINE "Fact and Fantasy in Freudian Theory"
Hardbound, 1972, 406 pp
$15.00
The aim of this book is relatively simple - to establish what parts of Freudian theory have been confirmed, or at least, could be confirmed by objective, scientific psychological research.

PHILIP RIEFF "Freud : The Mind of the Moralist"
Paperback, 1961, 441 pp., some underlining
$3.00
Reiff examines the cultural significance of Freud with the insight of a therapist, in what the Observer called 'the wittiest book on such a subject that one is likely to come acrosss.'

JANET MALCOLM "In The Freud Archives"
Hardbound w/DJ, 1984, 165 pp, First Edition
$15.00
From the series in the New Yorker that set the analytical community abblaze - the Odepal drama of the Sigmund Freud archives at the Library of Congress in an unlikely tragicomedy.

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