Resources
Recommended Internet
Sites
Below are links to Web Pages that
we at Human Development Programs highly recommend
Personality
and Human Relationships USA
Personality
and Human Relationships International
PRH-USA Western Division Newsletters
Summer & Fall 2010
Mary Kolb’s Recommended Reading List
Coelho, Paulo. 1993. The Alchemist. HarperSanFrancisco;
San Francisco, CA. This enchanting parable encourages us to
pursue our dreams, illustrating how the universe conspires to help us
reach them.
Gendlin, Eugene T. 1978. Focusing. Bantam
Books; New York, NY. This practical handbook gives easy-to-follow
instructions for finding the meaning in your sensation or “felt
sense”, a process that complements that of PRH Self-Analysis.
Gladwell, Malcolm. The Tipping Point: How Little Things
Can Make a Big Difference. Little, Brown & Co.; New
York, NY. This argument for the contagion of ideas provides
inspiration for anyone who wants to create change in the world.
Loeb, Paul Rogat, editor. 2004. The Impossible Will Take
a Little While: A Citizen’s Guide to Hope in a Time of Fear. Basic
Books; New York, NY. This thick collection of essays
with a sprinkling of poetry heartens, comforts, and inspires through
the articulate and thoughtfully edited witness of authors ranging from
Nelson Mandella and Vaclav Havel to Sherman Alexi and Alice Walker.
Nh’āt Hahn, Thích. 1995. Living Buddha,
Living Christ. Penguin Group; New York, NY. This
look at the common ground between Christianity and Buddhism through the
gentle eyes of a great teacher underscores the wisdom, compassion, and
holiness of both.
Palmer, Parker. 2000. Let Your Life Speak: Listening
for the Voice of Vocation. Jossey -Bass; San Francisco,
CA. This invitation into both contemplation and action persuasively
argues that, to make a difference, we must first know ourselves.
Pennebaker, James W. 1990. Opening Up: The Healing
Power of Expressing Emotions. Guilford Press; New York, NY. This
important research offers a window into why exploring, naming, and sharing
our emotional experience makes us healthier and happier.
Tolle, Eckhart. 2005. A New Earth: Awakening to
Your Life’s Purpose. Penguin Group; New York, NY. With
delightful simplicity and clarity, Tolle guides the reader in the art
of grounding in the present moment – where joy and meaning are
found.
Twist, Lynne. 2003. The Soul of Money: Transforming
your Relationship with Money and Life. W.W. Norton & Co;
New York, NY. This radical call to consciousness enlightens and empowers
as it highlights the human and social impact of connecting one’s values
with one’s finances.
Selected Books by PRH – International
Personnalité et Relations Humaines International. 1997. Persons
and Their Growth, Poitiers, France: Author. Paperback (9” X
6”). 292 pages. $30
Personnalité et Relations Humaines International. 2004. When
Life Breaks Through: The Dynamics of PRH Helping Relationship,
Poitiers, France: Author. Paperback (9 ¼ ” X
6 ¼ ”), 341 pages. $30
Selected Articles About PRH Education
Lesiuk, T. (2005). The Being in Self and in Music: Towards a Philosophy
of Music Therapy. RAIME (Proceedings of the Eighth International
Symposium of Research Alliance of Institutions for Music Education),
(pp. 27 - 39). Schaeffergaarden, Copenhagen: Art Monitor.
Scott, R. (2006). PRH: Toward a Deeper Experience of Who I Am. In E.
J. Moore and C. Purton, Spirituality and Counselling: Experiential
and Theoretical Perspectives (pp. 196 - 200). Herefordshire, UK:
PCCS Books.
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