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Living Together .PDF 928KB
Recipes and notions about coupledom that will help your partnership flourish.
The Making of the Mind .PDF 11Mb 78pp
A rich tapestry of the events and influence that contribute to the formation of minds; from birth through the early years, a child’s needs, school’s subtle lessons, the media, the 'good enough' parent, and parenting styles. This ebook includes several others in the collection here.
Mindscapes .PDF 5Mb 58pp
Minds tend to take on the qualities of their surroundings, the spaces and places and ideas we grow up with. Discover some of the mindscapes that shape our preferences and expectations.
New Paradigm .PDF 3Mb 28pp
This ebook is a companion to Shifting Paradigms, introducing some new paradigms of mind. The new paradigms of mind help us move towards being more aware of how present choices are shaped by formative and social influences, plus being able to reflect on the value of feelings, intentions and actions. It features picture and text essays on what this means and why this is important, plus some practical sections on ‘Bringing About Change’ and ‘Living Together’.
Personal Development .PDF 3.3Mb 57pp
This ebook helps you look at caring for your mind: the potential for change in our lives, and the limits to transformation. Discover pointers to where to start, and how to find help. Included are some guidelines for assessing the value of any help that might be on offer.
Personal History .PDF 10Mb
If you are unsure about whether self-assessment would serve your needs at the moment, try this selection of items from the complete self assessment ebook.
Power - Hidden Presence .PDF 17Mb 74pp
One of the most important inhabitants of the mind, often hidden in its deepest recesses, is power: who holds power? Who gives it away? Who suffers from the abuse of power? This copiously illustrated ebook seeks to open your mind to power as a potent formative influence on how we live our lives.
The Psycho-Social Field .PDF 504KB 12pp
A short but potent ebook presentation of the subtle but powerful ways in which the early experience we have of love, understanding and choice shape adult social preferences and capacities.
Schools Subtle lessons .PDF 117KB 6pp
Aside from home-schooling, most of us spend 10-15 years in school, and the experience shapes our ideas about ourselves and the world. Discover some of the less obvious ways in which school builds minds.
Shared Assessment .PDF 605KB
Assessment typically re-iterates and reinforces hierarchical dominance. But how else to do it? This new paradigm approach to assessment sees the other people with whom we learn and work as responsible, with a capacity for self-direction and self-appraisal.
We all know that we are good at some tasks and activities and not so good at others. How do we validate the accuracy of our self-assessment? This ebook provides a recipe for getting feedback from peers that can be used in sport, education, art, music and work.
Allan Schore: Attachment .PDF 219KB
Schore’s perspective on mind seeks to root the unfolding of human development, especially early development, in the biology of the body and in particular in the process of ‘attachment’.
Self-Assessment .PDF 25Mb
We are so used to being assessed by other people that the notion of self-assessment may seem strange or unrealistic. This ebook contains a series of sections that will enable you to scan some of the qualities and contents of your mind. Drop any idea that this is a test, it is more a way of taking a series of human condition snapshots, with some pointers in the selections on offer, to what might be relevant in the choices you make. They may or may not reveal something you didn’t know, or confirm something you suspected. It’s for you to decide.
NB Includes Emotional Competence
Shifting Paradigms .PDF 876KB 14pp
Historically, mind has been out of focus, something that ran our lives without much choice; it was not so much that we had minds, so much as minds had us. That’s the old paradigm. This introductory ebook gives some poisnters to the old paradigm of mind and introduces some ways of contradicting it.
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