Posts in Windhorse Approach
Audio Recording: "Psychotherapy" Appendix to "Recovering Sanity" read by Jack Gipple
The Evolution of Dialogic Practice within the Windhorse Project
The Changing Viewpoint: Psychosis & Its Treatment Limitations—Constructing a Better Way Forward
The Foreword to "Recovering Sanity": Excerpts & Updates
Practitioners of the Windhorse Approach Answer the Question: What Does the Windhorse Legacy Mean to Me?
The Roots of the Windhorse Approach: History & Principles
The Difficult Conversation of Cost in Windhorse
That’s How The Light Gets In
Marks of a Windhorse Person
Integrating Trauma with the Help of Basic Goodness
Windhorse Treatment: Group Dynamics Within Therapeutic Environments
The Windhorse Therapeutic Community
A Working Definition of Basic Attendance
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Buddhist Psychology, Chogyam Trungpa, Compassion/Tonglen, Contemplative Practice, Contemplative Psych, Edward Podvoll, Exchange, Legacy Archive, Meditation Practice, Mindfulness-Awareness, Windhorse Approach, Windhorse Legacy ArchiveEdward Podvoll
Preface to the New Edition of "Recovering Sanity"
The Windhorse Project: Recovering from Psychosis at Home
Therapeutic Households (with an Introduction by Phil Barker)
The History of Sanity in Contemplative Psychotherapy
The Compassionate Practice of Psychotherapy Part IV: The Nature of Courage in Psychotherapy
The Compassionate Practice of Psychotherapy Part III: Intensive Psychotherapy: Intimacy and Exchange
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