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ARTICLES

 

Self-Help

Communication (book)

Insomnia

Wanterfall (book)

Philosophy

Wanterfall (book)

Wanterfall FAQ

Pain Management & Hospice

Palliative (Hospice) Care: Principles

Management of Cancer Pain: Principles

Paracetamol (acetaminophen) and codeine:
an example of how to control cancer pain

Travel Health

Travel Health Series - Introduction

Fitness for International Travel

Preparing for International Travel Part 1

Preparing for International Travel Part 2

Oral Rehydration

BOOKS

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"WANTERFALL"

Explanatory Topics

Dedication, Note on the Text, Preface,
Denials (what the book is NOT) and Cautions.

SECTION 1: THE ORIGIN OF EMOTIONS

The Origin Of Emotions

The Wanterfall model of emotions.
Includes the Wanterfall Chart

Wanterfall Work

How to use the Wanterfall Chart
(Includes discussion of self-awareness).

SECTION 2: THE ANATOMY OF EMOTIONS

Anatomy 1: The Six Primary Emotions

Hope, fear, happiness, sadness,
propathy and antipathy.

Anatomy 2: Related and Suppressed Emotions

Primary emotions discussed in pairs.
Effects of suppressed emotions.

Anatomy 3: Compound Emotions

Grief, anxiety, gratitude, guilt, shame, stress,
burnout, feeling depressed, other emotions.

SECTION 3: THE RAMIFICATIONS OF EMOTIONS

Conditioning

Conflict

Duality

Subjective Time

(Wanterfall continued)

SECTION 4: THE HEALING OF EMOTIONS

Working Through Grief

More cautions, introduction to grief,
looking inside grief, unfinished
business, moving through grief.

"Emotional EEEEs" Part 1

A general introduction to the encourage -
explore - express - evaluate
approach
to working with painful emotions.

"Emotional EEEEs" Part 2

Gentle methods of emotional expression,
and ways in which this can be facilitated.
How to reduce the intensity of emotions when
safe expression is not immediately possible.

"Emotional EEEEs" Part 3

Facilitated Intense Catharsis Part 1:
Administration, Participants, Facilitators.

"Emotional EEEEs" Part 4

Facilitated Intense Catharsis Part 2:
Methods & equipment, Time and place,
Perspective.
Evaluation, Repercussions, Last Words.

 

APPENDIX
Notes on the causes of wanting

Learned and instinctive wanting
Self-preservation, sex, family, society.

 

 

 

"NOTES ON COMMUNICATION"

INTRODUCTION TO COMMUNICATION

Three Simple Definitions
One Simple Process?
Information and Meaning

SENDING AND RECEIVING MESSAGES

INPUTS
OUTPUTS
Preferred Inputs and Outputs
Visual Communication Style
Auditory Communication Style
Tactile Communication Style
Verbal Communication Style
Communication Styles in Practice

COMMUNICATING USING WORDS

UNDERSTANDING:
How Words Work
Shades of Meaning
MISUNDERSTANDING:
General Precautions
Language Barrier

NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION

Non-verbal Science
Non-verbal Terms
Non-verbal Examples

(Communication continued)

ACTIVE LISTENING

LISTENER ORIENTATION
REFLECTIVE TECHNIQUE

ASSERTIVENESS

NEGOTIATION

WORKING IN A TEAM

COMMUNICATING WITH THE DYING

MANIPULATIVE CLIENTS

CONFIDENTIALITY

APPENDIX 1:
THE COMMUNICATION PROCESS

APPENDIX 2
SOME THOUGHTS ABOUT LANGUAGE

APPENDIX 3
WATZLAWICK'S FIVE AXIOMS

APPENDIX 4
DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS

 

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