'The lives of our clients are the best they've been able to imagine. The ImageWork approach offers a wonderful invitation to learn to imagine better.' So writes Dr Dina Glouberman, author of the bestselling The Joy of Burnout, in this powerful new book about the theory and practice of ImageWork. ImageWork is the unique approach she has created and developed over 40 years that harnesses the power of the imagination to enhance original thinking, creativity, health, and spiritual discovery. This approach enables people to make creative choices and profound changes. It is used by practitioners worldwide to multiply and deepen the effectiveness of their work in a wide variety of professional settings. This is a practical, comprehensive and accessible handbook for therapists, counsellors, coaches, consultants, supervisors, spiritual directors, health professionals and every helping practitioner. It reveals the underpinning thinking and theory behind ImageWork and how it can be applied in practice. Included with the chapters are numerous scripts and visioning exercises, practice sessions, take-away points and suggestions for helpful tools and other resources to aid the practitioner. This book distils all that Dr Glouberman has learned through developing, practising and teaching this unique approach. Practitioners are also invited to apply ImageWork in their own lives, just as Dr Glouberman herself does every day - 'It's the best training of all.'

About the Author
Dr Dina Glouberman is the co-founder/Director of Skyros Holistic Holidays, which has pioneered community-oriented holistic health holidays since 1979. Author of the best-selling books Life Choices, Life Changes, The Joy of Burnout, You Are What You Imagine and Into the Woods and Out Again, Dr Glouberman has, for the past 40 years, created taught and practised the Glouberman Approach - the use of ImageWork to tap into and harness the imagination that guides our lives to help us make creative life choices and profound life changes. More recently, she founded and directs the Aurora Centre in Southern Italy, offering trainings in Imagework to therapists, counsellors, coaches, consultants and other helping professions, and facilitates ImageWork retreats. She is also a course leader on the Faculty of the MA (Clinical) in Psychotherapy at the Tivoli Institute in Dublin, and a member of the Board of Directors of the Association of Humanistic Psychology.


Book Information
ISBN 9781915220028
Author Dina Glouberman
Format Paperback
Page Count 352
Imprint PCCS Books
Publisher PCCS Books
Weight(grams) 625g
Dimensions(mm) 244mm * 170mm * 19mm