The following links to the theory
pages are meant to provide you with our personal viewpoints
about process work theory in general, and special areas
in particular. They are unavoidably one-sided, barely
touching the surface, and meant to stimulate your own
thinking and to assist you in deciding if you want to
research this further. If you find that you do, please
look for a thorough overview of current process work
thinking in numerous books
and tapes on the various topics, and websites
and training
programs that are offered worldwide.
Processwork theory has
been developed by Arnold and Amy Mindell and their associates.
As you read, you will discover that one of the concepts,
deep democracy, suggests that the process of developing
a theory is itself a group process, with room for many
diverse viewpoints. Many processworkers will hold diverse
viewpoints about the content that you find in our pages.
If you follow the various links in this site, you will
eventually find a more balanced and therefore more accurate
depiction of Processwork.
There is so much to say about all
of these areas, but we want to put out what we have
for now…check in again later to see the updates.
Please email us at ellen@eminee.net
or max@eminee.net
with suggestions, corrections, ideas and other feedback.
Thanks!
Worldwork is the branch
of Processwork which deals with large group/organizational
and sociological transformation from an awareness viewpoint.
The two of us have a separate website for that area–
www.maxfacilitation.net.
Although the theories of Processwork and Worldwork form
a cohesive matrix, the applications of the two fields
are partly interesting to different groups, therefore
the two websites.
Table of contents
 general
theory of processwork
special
areas of processwork theory
dreams
inner
work
bodysymptoms
and illness
comatose
states
addictions
eating
disorders
relationships
families
movement
art
and creativity
extreme
states
dying
griefing
anxiety
trauma/abuse
processwork
practitioner ethics
multiple
relationships
short
and longterm work with clients
process
work + science
process
work + physics
process
work + mathematics
process
work + philosophy
process
work + anthropology
process
work + spiritual frameworks
process-oriented
research
worldwork
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