Bibliographies

• Acquaro, Franco. (2007). Forgiveness in the Wake of Severe Violence: Experiences of Victims who Engages in Facilitated Victim-offender Dialogue and Forgave their Transgressors. : VDM Publishing.
  
  

• Bluhm, Amy. (2006). Verification of C.G. Jung's analysis of Rowland Hazard and the History of Alcoholics Anonymous. History of Psychology. 9(4), 313-324.
  
  

• Bogart, Greg. (2008). Dreamwork and Self-healing: Unfolding the Symbols of the Unconscious. : Karnac Books.
  
  

• Bradford, Ken. (2007). Listening from the heart of silence: Nondual wisdom and psychotherapy, Vol. 2. St. Paul, Minnesota: Paragon House.
  
  

• Bryson, Karen. (2006). Those they left behind: Interviews, stories, essays and poems by survivors of suicide. Morrisville, North Carolina: Lulu Enterprises.
  
  

• Carlstedt, Roland. (2008). Evidence-based applied sport psychology: A manual for practitioners, researchers and students. : Springer Publishing.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (2007). Integrative clinical psychology: A field-tested protocol. Toward a Science of Clinical Psychology: Laboratory Evaluations and Interventions. L. L’A’Bate .
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (2006). The psychology of athlete steroid use. In N. Jendrick (Author), Dunking, doubles and doping: How steroids are killing American athletics. Guilford, Connecticut: Lyons Press of Globe-Pequot.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (2006). Do steroids really enhance performance: Myths and anecdotes? In N. Jendrick (Author), Dunking, doubles and doping: How steroids are killing American athletics. Guilford, Connecticut: Lyons Press of Globe-Pequot.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (2006). The critical moments and athlete’s profile models of peak performance: Psychological factors driving steroid use. In N. Jendrick (Author), Dunking, doubles and doping: How steroids are killing American athletics. Guilford, Connecticut: Lyons Press of Globe-Pequot.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (2006). Steroids versus mental training: Legal approaches to peak performance that athletes, coaches, teams and organizations should use. In N. Jendrick (Author), Dunking, doubles and doping: How steroids are killing American athletics. Guilford, Connecticut: Lyons Press of Globe-Pequot.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (2005). Response to Wilson's The Brain and Peak Performance. PsycCritiques, 5/2005.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (2005). Toward evidence-based practice: Perfunctory pursuits or potent paradigms. PsycCritiques, 3/2005.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (2004). Critical Moments During Competition: A Mind-Body Model of Sport Performance When It Counts the Most. New York, New York: Psychology Press.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (2004). Line bisecting performance in highly skilled athletes: Does preponderance of rightward error reflect unique cortical organization and functioning?. Brain and Cognition. 54(1), 52-57.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (2002). Multiple submissions. Cortex. 38, 411.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (2001). Ambulatory psychophysiology and ecological validity in studies of sport performance: Issues and implications for intervention protocols in biofeedback. Biofeedback. 29(4) 18-22.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (2001). Line bisecting test reveals relative left brain hemispheric predominance in highly skilled athletes: Relationships among cerebral laterality, personality, and sport performance. San Francisco: Doctoral dissertation, Saybrook Graduate School.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (2001). Acht mythes in de tennis psychologie. Tennis and Coach, Netherlands. 42(4), 14-19.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (2001). The 8 myths of tennis psychology. The Journal of the American Board of Sport Psychology.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (in press). Bobby Fischer the athlete: Psychological perspectives. In Rene Chun (Author) Bobby Fischer.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland. (in press). The high-risk model of threat perception: A review and meta-analysis.
  
  Carlstedt, Roland; Chadwick, R. (in press). Critical moment performance and athlete's profile assessment in high school soccer players: An investigation of the theory of critical moments.
  
  

• Ciornai, Selma. (2006). "Gestalt terapia de Hoy, de Ajer y de Manana". Figura-Fondo. no 18.
  
  Ciornai, Selma. (2004). Co-author and organizer of the 3 books of the series “Percursos em Arteterapia” [Paths in Art Therapy]. Brazil: Summus Editorial.
  
  Ciornai, Selma. (2003). "L’Art –thérapie gestaltiste: Une approche expérientielle, phénoménologique et existentielle". Cahiers de Gestalt Thérapie. 13, 139-151.
  
  Ciornai, Selma. (1999). "Da Contracultura à Menopausa : Mitos e Vivências da Passagem" [From Counterculture to menopause: Myths and Experiences of this Passage]. Brazil: Oficina de Textos.
  
  Ciornai, Selma. (1999). "L’importance de lárrière-plan en Gestalt-thérapie". Cahiers de Gestalt Thérapie. 5.
  
  Ciornai, Selma. (1999). "From a Culture of Indiference Towards a Gestalt of Hope". The Gestalt Review. 3(3), 178-189.
  
  Ciornai, Selma. (1995). "The Importance of the Background in Gestalt Therapy". The Gestalt Journal, Fall. XVIII, no 2. pp. 7-34.
  
  Ciornai, Selma. (1988). "Gestalt Therapy in Brazil". The Gestalt Review. 2(2), 108-118.
  
  Ciornai, Selma. (1983). "Art Therapy With Working Class Latino Women". The Arts in Psychotherapy. 10(2).
  
  Ciornai, Selma. (in press). "Paths to the future: From a Culture of Indifference Towards a Gestalt of Hope". Gestalt Transpersonal (http://www.transpersonalpsycho.com.ar).
  
  Ciornai, Selma. (in press). "Gestalt Therapy in Brazil" . Gestalt! South America (http://www.g-g.org/gej). Vol 3, no 3.
  
  

• Gill, Richard, E; Cooperstein, Allan. (interview)(2006). 'Movie Magic' can be Therapeutic. National Psychologist, May/Jun. pg. 6.
  
  Cooperstein, Allan. (2006). Retirement and estate planning. The National Psychologist, Jul/Aug. pg. 18.
  
  

• DeAngelo, LeAnna. (2005). Germs on Our Mind: The Psychology of Contagion. Washington, D.C: New Academia Publishing.
  
  DeAngelo, LeAnna. (2004). Healing in the heartland: Historical and contemporary innovative health practices in the Midwest. Complementary Health Practice Review. 9, 180-192.
  
  DeAngelo, LeAnna. (2001). Subliminal perception: Biased attributions in matching persons with drawings of viruses. Journal of Health Psychology. 6, 457-466.
  
  DeAngelo, LeAnna. (2000). Mediation in health care settings: Some theoretical considerations. Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings. 7, 133-139.
  
  DeAngelo, LeAnna. (2000). Stereotypes and stigma: Biased attributions in matching persons with drawings of viruses. International Journal of Aging and Human Development. 51, 143-152.
  
  

• Faggianelli, Patrick; Lukoff, David. (2006). Aikido and Psychotherapy: A Study of Psychotherapists Who Are Aikido Practitioners. Journal of Transpersonal Psychology. Vol 38.
  
  

• Hageman, Joan. (2008). Not all meditation is the same: A brief overview of perspectives, techniques, and outcomes in A. Hughes (Ed.), Measuring the immeasurable: The scientific case for spirituality . : Sounds True, Inc.
  
  Hageman, Joan. (in press). Spirituality: A mind-body-spirit cross-cultural perspective on self-healing. . Germany: VDM Dr. Müller.
  
  

• Hansen, Karen. (2007). Ancient Symbols Live in Today’s Women: Images of the Dark Goddess in Psychology. : VDM Verlag Publisher.
  
  

• Hoffman, Dassie. (2006). Voice Dialogue in 2006: 19 Practioners. The AHP Perspective, Aug/Sep. 16-26.
  
  

• Jones, Jed. (2007). Effective Online Dialogue: Toward a Theory of Internet-Mediated Communication. Saarbruecken, Germany: VDM Verlag Dr. Mueller e.K..
  
  Jones, Jed. (2005). The Cybersemiotic Roots of Computation: A Critique of the Computational Model of Cognition. Cybernetics and Human Knowing. 12, 3, 7-29.
  
  

• Kerr, Christine. (2007). Family Art Therapy: Foundations of Theory and Practice. New York: Routledge .
  
  

• Kreuter, Eric. (2008). Forum Needed for Persons who are harmed by Forensic Reports, Advances in Psychology Research. : Nova Science Publishers. Vol. 53. pp. 11-13.
  
  Kreuter, Eric. (2008). Four Questions: Forensic debate with a psychologist deemed to have acted unethically, Advances in Psychology Research. . Vol. 53. pp. 97-114.
  
  Kreuter, Eric. (2006). Inside the psychopathic mind: A forensic interpretation based on dialogue with the victim cohort. Advances in Psychology Research. Vol. 48.
  
  

• Kurtyka, Jerry. (2005). A Systems Theory of Business Intelligence. DM Review Magazine, 12/2005.
  
  

• Lindblom, Eric. (2007). Slaughterhouse Chile: The World of Victor Jara. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Cambridge.
  
  Lindblom, Eric. (2005). Victor Jara: Terrorist or Patriot? A General Systems Theory 2 Analysis. Raleigh-Durham: Lulu.
  
  Lindblom, Eric. (2003). Psychology: History and Systems of Aggression. Cambridge: Harvard University.
  
  

• Macnaughton, Ian. (ed.)(2004). Body, Breath, & Consciousness: A Somatics Anthology. Berkeley, California: North Atlantic Books.
  
  

• Marie, Johanna. (2008). Why she Feels Fat: Understanding your loved one’s eating disorder and how you can help. Carlsbad, California: Gurze Books.
  
  

• Mayer, Michael. (2007). Bodymind Healing Psychotherapy: Ancient Pathways to Modern Health. : Bodymind Healing Publications.
  
  

• Miller, Kay. (2001). Talking It Over: Understanding Sexual Diversity. Santa Rosa, California: Word & Quill.
  
  

• Kaipa, P; Milus, Tom. (2006). Mapping the Organizational DNA: A Living System Approach to Organization Transformation. India: Presented at the International HR Confluence 2006, Sponsored by the Indian Institute of Science.
  
  McCarthy, K; Milus, Tom. (2001). Patient education viewed through the lens of diffusion of innovations research. Topics in Clinical Chiropractic. 7(4).
  
  

• Minewiser, Lorna. (2007). Eliciting mental models: Teacher’s images of teaching and learning. : Verlag Publisher.
  
  

• Santana, Laura; Griffith, T. (1992). Treatment of male breast cancer in an hmo. FHP Journal of Clinical Research. 3(5), 19-21.
  
  Santana, Laura. (1991). Nurse participation in clinical research. FHP Journal of Clinical Research. 2(3), 22-27.
  
  Lowenbraun, S; Santana, Laura. (1990). Nursing management of intra-arterial cis-platinum administration for extremity sarcomas in the ambulatory setting. Oncology Nursing Forum. 17(2), 144.
  
  Hedderman, M; Santana, Laura. (1988). One response to the aids epidemic. Journal of Advanced Medical -Surgical Nursing. 1(1), 49-55.
  
  

• Montuori, Alfonso. (2005). Ricercare la creatività. [Researching creativity.]. Elites, 4/2004. 32-37.
  
  Montuori, Alfonso. (2005). How to make enemies and influence people. Anatomy of the totalitarian mindset. Futures. 37, 18-38.
  
  Montuori, Alfonso. (2004). Edgar Morin: A partial introduction. Vol. 60, No. 5-6/200.
  
  Montuori, Alfonso; Fahim, U. (2004). Cross-cultural encounter as an opportunity for personal growth. Journal of Humanistic Psychology. 44, 2, 243-263.
  
  Montuori, Alfonso. (2003). La complessità della creatività e la creatività della complessità. [The complexity of improvisation and the improvisation of complexity]. Social science, art, and creativity. Human Relations. 56(2) 237-255.
  
  Montuori, Alfonso. (2003). From strategic planning to strategic design. Reconceptualizing the future of strategy in organizations. World Futures, The Journal of General Evolution. 59, 1, 3-20.
  
  Montuori, Alfonso. (2003). Frank Barron: A creator on creating. Journal of Humanistic Psychology. 2, 7-23, 43.
  
  Beech, N; Cairns, G; Montuori, Alfonso. (2002). Adjusting the granularity of management perception and action. TAMARA: The Journal of Critical Postmodern Organization Theory. 1, 3, 30-38.
  
  Eisler, R; Montuori, Alfonso. (2002). L’organizzazione partecipativa. Pluriverso. 22, 5.
  
  Eisler, R; Montuori, Alfonso. (2001). The partnership organization. OD Practitioner. 33, 1, 11-17.
  
  Montuori, Alfonso. (2000). Verso un educazione per una cultura planetaria. [Towards an education for a planetary culture.]. Pluriverso, 4/2000. 96-107.
  
  Montuori, Alfonso. (1999). Planetary culture and the crisis of the future. World Futures, The Journal of General Evolution. 54, 1, 232-254.
  
  Montuori, Alfonso. (in press). Gregory Bateson and the Challenge of Transdisciplinarity. Cybernetics and Human Knowing.
  
  

• Mramor, Nancy. (2005). Spiritual Fitness: Embrace Your Soul, Transform Your Life. St. Paul, Minnesota: Llewellyn Publications.
  
  

• Orlet, Sigrid. (2007). Symbolic Form and the Development of Knowledge. A Heuristic and Semiotic Study of Incubation Through Art Based Inquiry. Germany
  
  

• Pappas, James; Smythe, William; Baydala, Angelina. (2007). Cultural Healing and Belief Systems. Calgary, Alberta: Destelig Enterprises.
  
  

• Paulson, D. (2007). Haunted by combat: Understanding PTSD in war veterans including women, reservists, and those coming back from Iraq. Westport, Connecticut: Praeger Security International.
  
  Paulson, Tony. (2008). Why she Feels Fat: Understanding your loved one’s eating disorder and how you can help. Carlsbad, California: Gurze Books.
  
  

• Pilkington, Rosemarie. (2006). The Spirit Of Dr. Bindelof: The Enigma Of Seance Phenomena. Jefferson Valley, New York: Anomalist Books.
  
  

• Rasmussen, Lynn. (2007). Men Are Easy: A Simple Guide to Fun, Happy, Sexy, and Easy Relationships. Makawao, Hawaii: Mohala Media and Austin, Texas: Greenleaf Book Group.
  
  

• Reinders, Sophia. (2005). Alchemical Cauldron of Transformation. Concord, California: EGW Publishing Company. Vol. 2, No. 2.
  
  Reinders, Sophia. (interview)(2004). Yoga and the Emotions. Jungian Psychology and Iyengar Yoga. Concord, California: EGW Publishing Company. Vol. 1, No. 3.
  
  

• Riebel, Linda; Kaplan, Jane. (2004). *How People Recover from Eating Disorders*. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Xlibris.
  
  Riebel, Linda; Pilisuk, Marc. (2004). Ecological Psychology. Learning Guide for Saybrook Graduate School.
  
  Riebel, Linda; Pilisuk, Marc. (2003). Building Sustainability: The Global Crisis. Learning Guide for Saybrook Graduate School.
  
  Riebel, Linda; Jacobsen, Ken. (2002). *Eating to Save the Earth: Food Choices for a Healthy Planet*. Berkeley, California: Ten Speed Press/Celestial Arts.
  
  Riebel, Linda. (2001). Consuming the Earth: Eating Disorders and Ecopsychology. *Journal of Humanistic Psychology*. 41(2), 38-58.
  
  Riebel, Linda. (2000). Hidden Grandiosity in Bulimics. *Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, Practice, Training.*. 37(2), 180-188.
  
  Riebel, Linda. (2000). Critical Thinking for Psychologists. Learning Guide for Saybrook Graduate School.
  
  Riebel, Linda; Webel, Charles. (1998). Critical Thinking for Psychology and Human Science. Learning Guide for Saybrook Graduate School.
  
  

• Rockefeller, Kirwan. (2007). Visualize Confidence: how to use guided imagery to overcome self-doubt. New Harbinger Publications, Inc.
  
  

• Romweber, Sara. (2004). Hair: Surviving the Fall. Highland City, Florida: Rainbow Books.
  
  

• Sayers, Jennifer. (2007). The incredible Hulk and Emotional Literacy in Using Superheroes in Counseling and Play Therapy, edited by Lawrence C. Rubin. New York, New York: Springer Publications.
  
  

• Pendleton, H, M; Schultz-Krohn, Winifred. (2006). Pedretti’s Occupational Therapy Practice Skills for Physical Dysfunction. St. Louis, Missouri: Elsevier.
  
  Schultz-Krohn, Winifred. (2006). Feeding and eating for infants and toddlers. OT Practice, 5/29/06. 16-20.
  
  Case-Smith, J; Richardson, P; Schultz-Krohn, Winifred. (2005). An overview of occupational therapy for children. In J. Case-Smith (Ed.). Occupational Therapy for Children, 5th Ed. 2-29.
  
  Pendleton, H, M; Schultz-Krohn, Winifred. (2005). Psychosocial issues in physical disability. In L. Cara & A. MacRae (Eds.). Psychosocial Occupational Therapy.
  
  Schultz-Krohn, Winifred. (2004). The meaning of family routines in a homeless shelter. American Journal of Occupational Therapy. 58, 531-542.
  
  Schultz-Krohn, Winifred. (2004). Clinical reasoning. In Y. Swinth (Ed.). Occupational Therapy in School-Based Practice, Lesson 3. www.aota.org.
  
  Schultz-Krohn, Winifred. (2004). ADLs and IADLs within school-based practice. In Y. Swinth (Ed.). Occupational Therapy in School-Based Practice, Lesson 10. www.aota.org.
  
  Schultz-Krohn, Winifred. (2002). Learning objectives for the fieldwork experience. In K. Sladyk (Ed.). The Successful Occupational Therapy Fieldwork Student. 11-22.
  
  Schultz-Krohn, Winifred. (2002). Visual motor skills in homeless children. Occupational Therapy in Health Care. 16, 15-28.
  
  

• Sela-Smith, Sandy. (2004). E Pluribus Unum: Out of Many … One: A Pictorial Presentation of a Journey From Fragmentation to Integration. Richardson, Texas: Manitou Communications.
  
  

• Smull, Jimmy. (2005). Healing Eve: The Woman’s Journey from Religious Fundamentalism to Spiritual Freedom. Chicago, Illinois: AMP&RSAND.
  
  

• Fugger, T; Randles, B; Wodbrock, J; Stein, Anthony; Whiting, W. (2001). Pedestrian Behavior at Signal-Controlled Crosswalks. Warrendale, Pennsylvania: Society of Automotive Engineers. (SAE SP-1572).
  
  Fugger, T; Wodbrock, J, L; Randles, B; Stein, Anthony; Whiting, W. (2001). Driver Characteristics at Signal-Controlled Intersections. Warrendale, Pennsylvania: Society of Automotive Engineers. (SAE SP-1572).
  
  Fugger, T; Randles, B; Wodbrock, J, L; Stein, Anthony; Whiting, W. (2001). Analysis of Elderly Pedestrian Gait and Perception/Reaction at Signal-Controlled Crosswalk Intersections. Washington, D. C.: Transportation Research Board. (paper 01-00041).
  
  Dubinsky, R; Stein, Anthony; Lyons, K. (2000). Practice Parameter: Driving and Alzheimer’s Disease, an Evidence Based Medicine Review. Quality Standards Subcommittee of the American Academy of Neurology, 6/2000.
  
  Fugger, T; Randles, B; Stein, Anthony; Whiting, W; Gallagher, B. (2000). Analysis Of Pedestrian Gait And Perception/Reaction At Signal Controlled Crosswalk Intersections. Transportation Research Board. (paper 00-00037).
  
  Dubinsky, R; Stein, Anthony; Paolo, A; Glatt, S. (in press). Driving Simulator Performance in Alzheimer’s Disease. Alzheimer’s Disease and Associated Disorders.
  
  

• Voss, Denise. (2007). Studying stress in pediatric populations: challenges and opportunities. Saarbrucken, Germany: VDM Verlag Dr. Muller.
  
  

• Weiss, Abner. (2005). Connecting to God: Ancient Kaballah and Modern Psychology. New York, New York: Bell Tower.