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#1
Lifetalk
with Roberta Russell
is a New York City television show featuring some
of the most controversial, stimulating, and distinguished thinkers in the
world.
Lifetalk
guests include (click
here for a full list):
Video: Harold Krieger
Hans
J. Eysenck, Ph.D. (most
quoted psychologist)
on Psychoanalysis,
Genius & Himself (3 videos)
For a live video sample
click on the movie icon.
Jerome David Frank, Ph.D.,
M.D. on
Persuasion & Healing
David McClelland, Ph.D.
on Motivation
G. Terrence Wilson, Ph.D.
on
What works in Obesity Treatments
Edgar S. Cahn, Ph.D., J.D.
on Time Dollars
Stuart Sutherland, Ph.D.
on
Irrationality
and many more distinguished
authorities ...
#2
Report
on Effective Psychotherapy:
Legislative
Testimony
by Roberta Russell
published by
Hillgarth Press PO Box 1440,
Lake Placid, NY 12946
now available through Roberta Russell at
russellk@sprynet.com
What
the psychotherapy authorities in research and practice have said about
this ground-breaking Report on the effectiveness of psychotherapy:
"The Report is concise, well-written and balanced. Roberta
Russell is an excellent expositor and teacher."
Jerome Frank, M.D., Johns Hopkins University
"Roberta Russell has performed an invaluable
service to psychotherapists-and to the general public--in updating her
classical survey of research in psychotherapy outcomes. Her new material
is accurate, fair, and comprehensive. It contains information, controversies
and surprises-as does psychotherapy itself."
Stanley Krippner, Ph.D., Saybrook Institute
"…A masterful overview about the efficacy of psychotherapy."
Lester Luborsky, Ph.D., University
of Pennsylvania
ISBN 0-940106-00-0
#3
R.D.
Laing & Me:
Lessons
in Love
by Roberta Russell with R.D. Laing
"R.D.
Laing & Me: Lessons in Love
is a unique book about power and love--novel verité which
unfolds in the form of a "how-to" book. It offers and depicts a way in
which one person can be empowered by another's attention in an intimate
realm. Borrowing from the psychotherapeutic model, it guides the reader
in constructing a mutually beneficial paradigm with a carefully chosen
other. It is an intimate reality told and experienced at the same time.
The course of discovery unfolds between the authors, Roberta Russell and
R.D. Laing, as it happens. The book is "real." You will see how the authors
made each other crazy in the process of creating "RD Laing & Me: Lessons
in Love," united only by the common goal of doing a "how-to" book together
that would be useful to themselves and to you. Both the unfolding of the
relationship depicted in this book, and the content discussed are intended
to help you to achieve your realistic goals.
To the Reader from the authors:
"The discerning reader, using the insights of psychoanalysis,
will discover the nuances of communication between the authors as they
wrestle the obstacles to achieve their goals. In turn, the readers are
encouraged to join in this experiment with their own partner, carefully
chosen on the basis of conceptual level and mutual intent, and to make
of it a vitalizing experience. If you can manage to survive each other’s
onslaughts, a well-matched partnership is a lot more fun and more motivating
than the lone pursuit of solitary goals into further solitude. We both
wish you the best of luck."
RD Laing & Roberta Russell
The
Critics:
"...fascinating...
an intelligent self-help book... reads like a novel."
Daphne Merkin, ed. The New Yorker
National Book Critics Circle Judge
"A moving account of [Russell's]
relationship with R.D. Laing, the doyen of British antipsychiatry, during
the 1980s. [It] creatively provoke(s) and appeal(s). ...Recommendable and
might even move some in theoretical conflict with Laing to some useful
self-reflection."
Geoff Fisk, M.D., British Journal of Psychiatry
"An admirable courageous work
of love and self-determination, science and romance, bonding in a high-wire
act that is all the lovelier for working without a net."
Andrew Vachss, Author
"Fascinating..."
Sean Connery
#4
Mutual
Alliance Therapy
A new approach for improving
your well-being through an intentional therapeutic alliance with a friend.
* Commended by the British
1994 Social Innovations Award
Mutual Alliance Therapy is a way of getting strength from
understanding and joining with another person in the pursuit of your individual
goals. It is based on conclusions drawn from psychotherapy research, but
the results will depend on the character and determination of both you
and your partner. Individual therapeutic alliances will benefit from the
knowledge garnered about their own specific challenges. Many self-imposed
limitations can be overcome with the shared interest and support of a trusted
ally. This is what the Alliance Therapy Workshop is all about.
©
Roberta Russell, 2009
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