Fred P. Gallo, Ph.D., clinical psychologist, is a pioneer in energy psychology and has been training professionals since 1980. He is the founder of energy diagnostic and treatment methods (EDxTM) and is also the author of Energy Psychology and Energy Diagnostic and Treatment Methods (Norton, 2000), coauthor of Energy Tapping and The Neurophysics of Human Behavior, and the editor of the Norton Energy Psychology Series.

• Part I Systems of energy psychology: thought field therapy - advancements in theory and practice, John H. Diepold, Jr.; energy diagnostic and treatment methods, Fred P. Gallo; the tapas acupressure technique (TAT), Tapas Fleming; healing from the body level up (HBLU), Judith A. Swack; instant be set free fast - an advanced energy therapy, Larry Phillip Nims; TARA work - the first transpersonal energy psychotherapy, Nahoma Asha Clinton; energetic healing - trauma and soul work at the origins, Mary Hammond-Newman and Howard Brockman. Part II Integrative approaches: incorporating biofield and chakra concepts into energy psychotherapy, Dorothea Hover-Kramer; using hypnotic language to enhance energy psychotherapy, Brian Grodner; the integration of energy psychology with hypnosis, Lee Pulos; combining EMDR and energy therapies, John Hartung and Michael Galvin; integrative therapy and spiritual therapy, Philip Friedman. Part III Special applications: use of hypnosis and EMDR combined with energy therapies in the treatment of phobias and dissociative, posttraumatic stress, and eating disorders, Lillian Gross and Harold Ratner; inner child, inner parent resolution (ICIPR) - meridian-based treatment focused on archaic states and introjects, wILLEM lAMMERS; integrating past and present - the early recollection technique, Mary S. Wheeler; energy applications in medical settings, M. Marie Green; energy psychotherapy as an adjunctive treatment for addiction, Loretta Sparks; multiple pose applications of tapas's acupressure technique with special populations, H. Jane Wakefield. Part IV Special topics: EMDR and subtle energy - a proposed mechanism of action, Rick Leskowitz; duct tape, goggles, and correcting hemispheric imbalances, John A. Frisco; the active ingredients of the change process in therapy, Garry A. Flint; using the biomonitor - an energy gauge for mind and body, Hank Levin; grounding energy psychology in the physical sciences, Mark Evan Furman; an energy psychology trialogue - the body docs' perspective, James V. Durlacher, Scott Walker, and Fred P. Gallo.

Fred P. Gallo, Ph.D., clinical psychologist, is a pioneer in energy psychology and has been training professionals since 1980. He is the founder of energy diagnostic and treatment methods (EDxTM) and is also the author of Energy Psychology and Energy Diagnostic and Treatment Methods (Norton, 2000), coauthor of Energy Tapping and The Neurophysics of Human Behavior, and the editor of the Norton Energy Psychology Series.

• Part I Systems of energy psychology: thought field therapy - advancements in theory and practice, John H. Diepold, Jr.; energy diagnostic and treatment methods, Fred P. Gallo; the tapas acupressure technique (TAT), Tapas Fleming; healing from the body level up (HBLU), Judith A. Swack; instant be set free fast - an advanced energy therapy, Larry Phillip Nims; TARA work - the first transpersonal energy psychotherapy, Nahoma Asha Clinton; energetic healing - trauma and soul work at the origins, Mary Hammond-Newman and Howard Brockman. Part II Integrative approaches: incorporating biofield and chakra concepts into energy psychotherapy, Dorothea Hover-Kramer; using hypnotic language to enhance energy psychotherapy, Brian Grodner; the integration of energy psychology with hypnosis, Lee Pulos; combining EMDR and energy therapies, John Hartung and Michael Galvin; integrative therapy and spiritual therapy, Philip Friedman. Part III Special applications: use of hypnosis and EMDR combined with energy therapies in the treatment of phobias and dissociative, posttraumatic stress, and eating disorders, Lillian Gross and Harold Ratner; inner child, inner parent resolution (ICIPR) - meridian-based treatment focused on archaic states and introjects, wILLEM lAMMERS; integrating past and present - the early recollection technique, Mary S. Wheeler; energy applications in medical settings, M. Marie Green; energy psychotherapy as an adjunctive treatment for addiction, Loretta Sparks; multiple pose applications of tapas's acupressure technique with special populations, H. Jane Wakefield. Part IV Special topics: EMDR and subtle energy - a proposed mechanism of action, Rick Leskowitz; duct tape, goggles, and correcting hemispheric imbalances, John A. Frisco; the active ingredients of the change process in therapy, Garry A. Flint; using the biomonitor - an energy gauge for mind and body, Hank Levin; grounding energy psychology in the physical sciences, Mark Evan Furman; an energy psychology trialogue - the body docs' perspective, James V. Durlacher, Scott Walker, and Fred P. Gallo.

Fred P. Gallo, Ph.D., clinical psychologist, is a pioneer in energy psychology and has been training professionals since 1980. He is the founder of energy diagnostic and treatment methods (EDxTM) and is also the author of Energy Psychology and Energy Diagnostic and Treatment Methods (Norton, 2000), coauthor of Energy Tapping and The Neurophysics of Human Behavior, and the editor of the Norton Energy Psychology Series.

• Part I Systems of energy psychology: thought field therapy - advancements in theory and practice, John H. Diepold, Jr.; energy diagnostic and treatment methods, Fred P. Gallo; the tapas acupressure technique (TAT), Tapas Fleming; healing from the body level up (HBLU), Judith A. Swack; instant be set free fast - an advanced energy therapy, Larry Phillip Nims; TARA work - the first transpersonal energy psychotherapy, Nahoma Asha Clinton; energetic healing - trauma and soul work at the origins, Mary Hammond-Newman and Howard Brockman. Part II Integrative approaches: incorporating biofield and chakra concepts into energy psychotherapy, Dorothea Hover-Kramer; using hypnotic language to enhance energy psychotherapy, Brian Grodner; the integration of energy psychology with hypnosis, Lee Pulos; combining EMDR and energy therapies, John Hartung and Michael Galvin; integrative therapy and spiritual therapy, Philip Friedman. Part III Special applications: use of hypnosis and EMDR combined with energy therapies in the treatment of phobias and dissociative, posttraumatic stress, and eating disorders, Lillian Gross and Harold Ratner; inner child, inner parent resolution (ICIPR) - meridian-based treatment focused on archaic states and introjects, wILLEM lAMMERS; integrating past and present - the early recollection technique, Mary S. Wheeler; energy applications in medical settings, M. Marie Green; energy psychotherapy as an adjunctive treatment for addiction, Loretta Sparks; multiple pose applications of tapas's acupressure technique with special populations, H. Jane Wakefield. Part IV Special topics: EMDR and subtle energy - a proposed mechanism of action, Rick Leskowitz; duct tape, goggles, and correcting hemispheric imbalances, John A. Frisco; the active ingredients of the change process in therapy, Garry A. Flint; using the biomonitor - an energy gauge for mind and body, Hank Levin; grounding energy psychology in the physical sciences, Mark Evan Furman; an energy psychology trialogue - the body docs' perspective, James V. Durlacher, Scott Walker, and Fred P. Gallo.