Hal and Sidra Stone, the originators of Voice Dialogue, comment on the Voice Dialogue Anthology: We feel a sense of deep satisfaction as we look through the articles that are included in this Voice Dialogue Anthology.
LCSW, DBT-certified, CBT-certified
Mary Disharoon, MA, LMFT
LeAnne Dougherty, DSW, LCSW
Miriam Dyak, BA
Judith Hendin, PhD
Catherine Keir, BA, CC
Yolanda Koumidou-Vlesmas, LCSW, BCD, CHt
J\'aime ona Pangaia, RN
Gabrielle Pinto, BSc, RS Hom
Judith Stone, MA, RPsy
Hal Stone, PhD
Sidra Stone, PhD
Martha-Lou Wolff, PhD..
Dorsey Cartwright, LPC, LMFT
Pierre Cauvin, IDF
Carolyn Conger, PhD
Dassie Hoffman, PhD, LCAT, BC/DMT
Bridgit Dengel Gaspard. **************************** Contributors: Paul Abell, PhD
Ana Barner
Jason Bennett, BFA
Ruth Berlin, LCSW-C
Genevieve Cailloux, IDF
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Their work has ignited psycho-spiritual consciousness seekers on five continents and their books have been translated into many languages.
They have written a total of eight books, including the groundbreaking classic introduction to Voice Dialogue and the Psychology of Selves: Embracing Our Selves.
They are the originators of Voice Dialogue, a method for exploring these selves, and The Psychology of Selves and the Aware Ego Process, their theoretical framework that shows how these Selves behave in our daily lives. ***************************** Hal Stone, PhD & Sidra Stone, PhD, both licensed Clinical Psychologists, are pioneers in working with the many Selves that make up the human psyche.
Dassie Hoffman has given a truly remarkable gift to the international Voice Dialogue community by creating this valuable collection of reference material.
We feel privileged to have been a part of their journeys and honored that our work has contributed to their own work and lives.
Each of the twenty contributors (see below) has taken our work and built upon it - some working exclusively with the basic teachings and others combining it with other modalities or carrying it into entirely new fields - and each has created something new and wonderful.
It is truly a time to enjoy what has grown up around us.
For us, it represents the flowering of a garden that was planted many years ago and has come into full maturity, a garden that gives food for the mind, the body, and the soul.
Hal and Sidra Stone, the originators of Voice Dialogue, comment on the Voice Dialogue Anthology: We feel a sense of deep satisfaction as we look through the articles that are included in this Voice Dialogue Anthology
