Sure, MV has themes for each issue. But we also cover other subjects. If you want to know which
issues have articles about addiction, or memory, or other specific subjects, here is the place to look.
Years 1989 through 2007 are included; updating is ongoing. Major pieces are marked with asterisks(*).
And if there is a subject area you don't see listed here, Email me. We'll try to help! -Lynn W.

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ABUSE PREVENTION

2003, Vol XV
Dec, pp. 7-9. When a Family Member Molests: Reality, Conflict & the Need for Support
                    by Vicki Polin, MA., LPC; Michael Salamon, Ph.D.,& Na'ama Yehuda,                     MSC,SLP(*Therapist's Page)

1999, Vol XI
Jun, p. 9; Aug, p. 11. Ending the Never-ending Story (*).
Aug, pp. 1-13. Censuring an Unethical Therapist

1992, Vol IV
Dec, p. 1. Leaving Abuse Behind

1991, Vol III
Apr, pp. 2-3. Preventing Child Abuse . . . Our Life's Work
p. 5. Stopping Family abuse
Jun, pp. 4-5. Stopping Cycle of Child Abuse (Therapists' Page)

1989, Vol I
Apr, p. 3. Breaking the Cycle
Jun, p. 6. Breaking the Cycle of Abuse (short list)

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ABUSERS/PERPETRATORS

2003, Vol XV
Dec, pp. 7-9. When a Family Member Molests: Reality, Conflict & the Need for Support
                    by Vicki Polin, MA., LPC; Michael Salamon, Ph.D.,& Na'ama Yehuda,                     MSC,SLP(*Therapist's Page)

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ADDICTIONS

1999, Vol XI
Jun, pp. 4-5. Addictions & Obsessions (*)
p. 8. Addictions, Partner's Page (*)

1998, Vol X
Aug, pp. 6-7. Trauma & Substance Abuse (* Therapists' Page)

1994, Vol VI
Jun, pp. 10-13. Healing from Multiple Problems (*)

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ADJUNCTIVE THERAPY

2005,Vol XVII
Dec, p.4. Healing Horse Therapy
...... pp. 14-15. Art from the Heart
Oct,p.6. Why Art? Celebrating the connection between Visual Art and Healing (Therapists' Page)

2004,  Vol XVI
Oct, p. 7. TFT-A Useful Technique
2000, Vol XII
Aug, p. 7. My Proudest Accomplishment

1999, VOL XI
Aug, pp. 6-7. The Importance of Being Playful (Therapists' Page)
p. 8. Using the Creative Process to Change Negative Behavior

1998, Vol X
Feb, pp 4-6. Pets & Healing (*)
p. 7. With Love from Jessie (*)
Oct, p. 1. I Dance on the Faces of the Dead
p. 4. Creativity Helps Us Heal (*)
p. 9. Healing Through Art

1997, Vol IX
Apr, p. 13. Healing Work
Aug, pp. 8-9. Writing for Balance (*Therapists' Page), by Shirley Glubka, MA, LCPC.

1994, Vol VI
Aug, p. 8. An Experience with Tai Chi

1993, Vol V
Aug, p. 11. The Healing Touch of Art

1990, Vol II
Feb, p. 2. Healing Ourselves
p. 3. Stuff Besides Therapy
Aug, pp. 4-5. Art for Creative Coping (*Therapists' Page), by Barry M. Cohen, MA, ATR

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AFFIRMATIONS

2007, Vol XIX
Aug, p.12-13 Professional Brain Reprogramming

2004, Vol XVI
Dec, p.8-9 Why I Created a Set of Affirmation Cards

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ALTERS

2004, Vol XVI
Feb, p.11. Gender and System 19

2000, Vol XII
Feb, p. 13. Fragments of the Whole

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BODY CARE
2004, Vol XVI
Feb, p. 14. As I Lay Me Down To Sleep

2000, Vol XII
Feb, p.12. Comment on Fibromyalgia

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BOOK REVIEWS

2007,Vol XIX
Aug, p.15. Set This House in Order: A Romance of Souls (Fiction) by Matt Ruff

2004, Vol XVI
Feb, p. 15. Male Victims of Same-Sex Abuse:Addressing their Sexual Response
                 by John M. Preble & A.Nicholas Groth, 2002
                 The Myth of Sanity: Divided Consciousness and the Promise of Awareness
                  by Martha Stout, Ph.D.
Oct, p.15. The Jumping Jealousy Bug by Marguerite
                 Trauma and Sexuality edited by James Chu, MD and Elizabeth Bowman, MD
                 Rapid Recovery by Stephen P. King
Dec, p.15. Trauma and Recovery by Judith Lewis Herman;
                  Beyond Trauma:Conversations on Traumatic Incident Reduction. Edited by Victor Volkman.

2001, Vol XIII
Feb, p.15. The Trauma Model: A Solution to the Problem of Comorbidity, by Colin A. Ross,
           M.D. , 2000, 404 pgs.
             Life After MPD, by Debra Lighthart, PhD 2000

Apr, p.15. Bluebird:Deliberate Creation of Multiple Personality by Psychiatrists
                by Colin Ross M.D. 2000
               Hidden Selves, by Moira Walker and Jennifer Antony-Black (editors) 1999

2000, Vol XII
Feb, p. 15. Journey to Wholeness: Healing from the Trauma of Rape, by Monique Lang,
                   2000. 167 pages.
                   Risking Connection: A Training Curriculum for Working with Survivors of
                   Childhood Abuse, by Karen W Saakvitne, Ph.D., 2000. 200 pages.

Apr, p. 15. Forgiveness: Theory, Research and Practice, by Michael E. McCullough,
                   Kenneth I. Pargament, Carl E. Thoresen. 334 pages.
                  Courage to Heal (Spanish edition: El Coraje De Sanar)

Jun, p. 13. Radical Healing, by Rudolph Ballentine, M.D., 1999. 612 pages.

Aug, p. 15. Healing from Childhood Abuse—We Have a Voice Now, by Julie Martin’s
                   Miracle System, 2000. 122 pages.
                  Body Scripture: A Therapist’s Journey of Recovery from Multiple Personality,
                  by  Barbara Hope, 2000.
                  CAPTIV, by S. Marie, 1998. 83 pages.

Oct, p. 15. Looking Inside: Life Lessons from a Multiple Personality in Pictures and
                 Words, by Judy Castelli, 2000. 112 pages.

Dec, p. 15. The Stranger in the Mirror —Dissociation: The Hidden Epidemic, by Marlene
                  Steinberg, M.D., with Maxine Schnall, 2000. 316 pages.
                  I Will Not Die an Unlived Life: Reclaiming Purpose and Passion, by Dawna
                  Markova, 2000. 150 pages.

1999, XI
Feb, p. 15. The Dissociative Child: Diagnosis, Treatment and Management (2nd ed),
                  edited by Joyanna Silberg, 1996, 1998. 410 pages.
                 The Verbally Abusive Relationship: How to Organize it and How to Respond,
                   by Patricia  Evans, 1992, 1996. 221 pages.

Apr, p. 15.The Gift of Fear: And Other Survival Signals that Protect Us from Violence,
                  by Gavin de Becker, 1997. 420 pages.

Apr, p. 15. The Lost Art of Listening: How Learning to Listen Can Improve
                  Relationships, by Michael P. Nichols, Ph.D. 1995. 251 pages.

Jun, p. 15.Rebuilding Shattered Lives—The Responsible Treatment of Complex Post-
                 Traumatic and  Dissociative Disorders, by James A. Chu, M.D., 271 pages.

Aug, p. 15. Shadow  Syndromes: Recognizing and Coping with the  Hidden
                 Psychological Disorders that  Can Influence Your Behavior and Silently
                Determine  the Course of your Life, by John J. Ratey, M.D., and Catherine
                Johnson, Ph.D. 388 pages.

Oct,  p. 15. I Never Told Anyone This Before: Managing the Initial Disclosure of Child
                 Sexual Abuse  Re-Collections, by Janice D. Gasker. 1999. 172 pages.
                The Family Inside: Working with the Multiple, by Doris Bryant, Judy
                 Kessler and Lynda Shirar, 1992. 268 pages.

Dec, p. 15. If He Is Raped: A Guidebook for Parents, Partners, Spouses & Friends, by
                Alan McEvoy, Debbie Rollo & Jeff Brookings, 1999. 104 pages.
               Women Living with Self-Injury, by Jane Wegsheider Hyman, 1999. 214
               pages.

1998, Vol X
Feb, p. 15. Images of Me: A Guide to Group Work with African-American Women, by
                  Sherlon P. Pack-Brown, Linda E. Whittington-Clark and Woodrow M. Parker.
                 1998. 286 pages.

Apr, p. 15. Flesh Wounds, A Novel, by Mick Cochrane, 1997. 274 pages.
                  Unspeakable Truths and Happy Endings: Human Cruelty and the New
                  Trauma Therapy, by Rebecca Coffey, 1998. 226 pages.

Jun, p. 15. Memory, Trauma Treatment and the Law, by Daniel Brown, Alan W.
                  Scheflin & Corydon Hammond, 1997. 816 pages.

Oct, p. 15. Treatment of Offenders with Mental Disorders. Edited by Robert M.
                  Wettstein, 1998. 438 pages.
                 Breaking Ritual Silence: An Anthology of Ritual Abuse Survivors’ Stories, by
                 Jeanne Marie Lorena and Paul Levy, editors, 1998. 244 pages.

Dec, p. 15. Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In, by Roger Fisher &
                  William Ury, 1981. 200 pages.
                 Getting Past No: Negotiating Your Way from Confrontation to Cooperation,
                 by William Ury, 1991, 1993. 189 pages.
                 Green Surprise of Passion: Writings of a Trauma Therapist, by Shirley
                 Glubka, 1998. 82 pages.

1997, Vol IX
Feb, p. 15. Healing Tasks: Psychotherapy with Adult Survivors of Childhood Abuse, by
                James Kepner, Ph.D., 1995. 312 pages.
                Coping with Trauma: A Guide to Self-Understanding, by Jon G. Allen, 1995.
                385 pages.

Apr, p. 15. The Couple Who Became Each Other, and Other Tales of Healing from a
               Hypnotherapist’s Casebook, by David L. Calof with Robin Simons, 1996. 354
                pages.
              Winter Birds: A Novel, by Jim Grimsley, 1994. 209 pages.

Jun, p. 15. Betrayal Trauma: The Logic of Forgetting Childhood Abuse, by Jennifer J.
               Freyd, 1996. 232 pages.

Aug, p. 15. Lessons We Have Learned: A Survival Guide. 133 pages.
              The Magic Daughter, by Jane Phillips, 1995.
              When I Go to Bed At Night, by Susan Bassett, 1994. 42 pages.

Dec, p. 15. Clear Your Past, Change Your Future, by Lynne D. Finney, 1997. 184
              pages.
              Rag Doll: A Journey of Healing and Integration, by Alayna, 1997. 106 pages.
              Becoming One: A Story of Triumph Over Multiple Personality Disorder, by Sarah
               E. Olson, 1997. 269 pages.

1996, Vol V111
Feb, p. 15. Beyond Integration: One Multiple’s Journey, by Doris Bryant .
                  and Judy Kessler, 1996. 176 pages.
                  The Family Inside: Working with the Multiple, by Doris Bryant, Judy Kessler
                   and Lynda Shirar, 1992.

Apr, p. 15. How To Marry the Man of Your Choice, by Margaret Kent, 1987, 1994.
                  Guerilla Dating Tactics, by Sharyn Wolf, 1993.
                  No Is a Complete Sentence, by Megan LeBoutillier, 1995.

Jun, p. 15. From Wounded to Embraced: A Survivor’s Story of Healing Through
                 Sculpture, by Abby Studio. 15 pages.
                  Dissociative Children: Bridging the Inner & Outer Worlds, by Linda Shirar,
                  1996. 246 pages.

Aug, p. 15. Beyond Bedlam: Contemporary Women Psychiatric Survivors Speak Out,
                  edited by Jeanine Grobe, 1995. 253 pages.

Oct, p. 15. The Teenage Liberation Handbook: How to Quit School and Get a Real Life
                  and Education, by Grace Llewellyn, 1991. 392 pages.
                  What Color Is Your Parachute, by Richard N. Bolles, 1972.
                  How To Get Control of Your Time and Your Life, by Alan Lakein.

Dec, p. 15. The Recovered Memory/False Memory Debate, ed. by Kathy  Pezdak and
                  William P. Banks, 1996. 394 pages.
                  The Enchanted World of Sleep, by Peretz Lavie, translated from the original
                  Hebrew by Anthony Berris, 1996. 270 pages.

1995, Vol VII
Feb, p. 15. Sixteen Voices: By 16 Poets Who Are Survivors of Incest & Sexual Abuse,
                   1994. 80 pages.
                  Through a Glass Darkly: Poems and Illustrations, by Janice Brand, 1994. 64
                   pages.

Apr, p. 15. The Power Model Lifebook for MP, by Kay Bennett & Susan Redford, 1993.
                  97 pages.
                 Hope in Healing, by Mary D. and Tess E. 50 pages.

Jun, p. 15. The Battle and the Backlash: The Child Sexual Abuse War, by David Heckler,
                 1988. 376 pages.
                 Speaking Our Truth: Voices of Courage & Healing for Male Survivors of
                 Childhood Sexual Abuse, by Neal King, 1995. 156 pages.

Aug, p. 15. The Women’s Comfort Book: A Self-Nurturing Guide for Restoring Balance
                 in Your Life, by Jenifer Louden, 1922. 209 pages.

Oct, p. 15. Managing Traumatic Stress Through Art: Drawing from the Center, by Barry
                 M. Cohen, Mary-Michola Barnes and Anita B. Rankin, 1995. 170 pages.
                Reach for Joy: How To Find the Right Therapist and Therapy for You, by Lynne
                 D. Finney, 1995. 327 pages.

Dec, p. 15. Expressions of Healing: Embracing the Process of Grief, by Sandra Graves,
                  1994. 174 pages.
                  Telling Without Talking: Art As a Window into the World of Multiple
                 Personality, by  Barry M. Cohen and Carol Thayer Cox, 1995. 314 pages.

1994, Vol VI
Feb, p. 15. Shattered Images: Phenomenological Language of Sexual Trauma, by Dee
                  Spring, 1993. 305 pages.
                  Bunny, A Storybook for Children Who Have a Parent with Multiple
                 Personalities, by  Lauren Lund, 1993. 36 pages.

Apr, p. 15. The Way of the Journal, by Kathleen Adams, 1993. 79 pages.
                How the Princess Returned Color to Her Kingdom, by Harriet Trenholm, 1993.
                 60 pages.

Jun, p. 19. Nobody Nowhere, The Extraordinary Autobiography of an Autistic, by Donna
                 Williams, 1992.
                 Promise Not to Tell, by Carolyn Polese, 1985. 53 pages.

Aug, p. 15. When It’s Safe to Tell, by Abigail Collins, 1994.
                 Multiple Personality and Dissociation, Understanding Incest, Abuse & MPD, by
                 David L. Calof with Mary LeLoo, 1993.
                My Mom Is Different, by Deborah Sessions, 1994.
                Someone I Know Has Multiple Personality, by Sandra Hocking, 1994.
                The Courage To Heal, by Ellen Bass & Laura Davis, 1994.

Oct, p. 15. Someone I Know Has Multiple Personalities, by Sandra Hocking, 1994.
                  Understanding the Trauma of Childhood Psycho-Sexual Abuse, by Elizabeth
                 Adams, 1994. 192 pages.

Dec, p. 19. The Fractured Mirror: Healing Multiple Personality Disorder, by C. W.
                 Duncan, Ph.D., 1994. 144 pages.
                 Safe Passage to Healing: A Guide for Survivors of Ritual Abuse, by Chrystine
                 Oksana, 1994. 388 pages.

1993, Vol V
Feb, p. 15. Recovering From Sexual Abuse and Incest: A Twelve-Step Guide, by Jean
                 Gust and Patricia D. Sweeting, 1992. 204 pages.
                 Beyond Survival: A Writing Journey for Healing, by Maureen Brady, 1992.
                  176 pages.

Apr, p. 15. Managing Our Selves: Building a Community of Caring, by Elizabeth Power,
                 1992. 115 pages.
                Dissociative Disorders: A Clinical Review, edited by David M. Spiegel, 1993.
                 144  pages.

Jun, p. 19. Lights in the Darkness for Survivors and Healers of Sexual Abuse, by Ave
                Clark, 1993. 130 pages.

Aug, p. 15. The Invisible Wound: A New Approach to Healing Childhood Sexual Trauma,
                by Wayne Kritsberg, 1993. 262 pages.
                Male Survivors—12-Step Recovery Program for Survivors of Childhood
                Sexual Abuse, by Timothy L. Sanders, 1991. 192 pages.

Oct, p. 15. 13 Pieces: Life with a Multiple, by Mary Locke, 1993. 258 pages.
               Many Minds—Information for people who have multiple personalities, by Lauren
                Lund and David Lund, 1993. 34 pages.

Dec, p. 15. Adult Survivors of Child Sexual Abuse—Workshop Models for Family Life
              Education, by Christine A. Courtois, Ph.D., 1993. 143 pages.
              More Than a Band-Aid for the Small Child Within—Joyful Joysigns & Insights,
              by  Marguerite Stucki, 1988. 100 pages.

1992, Vol IV
Feb, p. 15. Daybreak—Meditations for Women Survivors of Sexual Abuse, by Maureen
                  Brady, 1991. 380 pages.
                 Give Me Wings—An Incest Survivor’s Journal of Recovery, by Sandra J.
                  Hocking, 1990. 48 pages.

Apr, p. 15. Jennifer and Her Selves, by Dr. Gerald Schoenewolf, 1991. 208 pages.
                  Dancing with Daddy, by Betsy Peterson, 1991.
                  Healing the Heart, by Alvin Rosenfeld & Saul Wasserman, 1990. 96 pages.

Aug, p. 15. Out of Darkness: Exploring Satanism and Ritual Abuse, 1992.

Oct, p. 15. Living with Your Selves, by Sandra J. Hocking & Company, 1992. 89 pages.
                  Reach for the Rainbow, by Lynne D. Finney, 1990, 1992. 347 pages.
                 Women’s Sexuality After Childhood Incest, by Elaine Westerlund, 1992. 241
                  pages.

Dec, p. 15. Cat in the Mirror, by Mary Stolz, 1978.
                 What We May Be, by Piero Ferrucii, 1982. 250 pages.

1991, Vol III
Feb, p. 11.The Loony Bin Trip, by Kate Millett, 1990. 317 pages.
                 Tales of the Kingdom and Tales of Resistance, by David and Karen Mains,
                  1986.
                  Hunches in Bunches, by Dr. Seuss.

Apr, p. 11. United We Stand, By Eliana Gil, Ph.D., 1990. 43 pages.
                Unspeakable Acts: The True Story of Frank Fuster Child Abuse Court Case, by
                 Jan Hollingsworth. 592 pages.

Jun, p. 13. Multiple Personality Disorder: Diagnosis, Clinical Features & Treatment, by
                   Colin A. Ross, M.D, 1989. 389 pages.
                   I Can’t Talk About It: A Child’s Book About Sexual Abuse, by Doris Sanford,
                   1986. 32 pages.

Aug, p. 13. Multiple Personality Disorder from the Outside, edited by Barry M. Cohen,
                    Esther Giller, Lynn W., 1991. 245 pages.
                   Self-Parenting: The Complete Guide to Your Inner Conversations. Learn to
                   love, support and nurture your inner child, by John K. Pollard III, 1987. 250
                    pages.
                   Secret Feelings and Thoughts, by Rosemary Narimanian, 1990.

Oct, p. 15. Ghost Girl: The True Story of a Child in Peril and the Teacher Who Saved
                   Her, 1991. 230 pages.
                   Uncovering the Mystery of MPD, by James G. Friesen, 1991.

Dec, p. 15. Allies in Healing When the Person You Love Was Sexually Abused as a Child,
                    by Laura Davis, 1991. 350 pages.

1990, Vol II
Feb, p. 11. The Interactive Audio-Tape Techniques and Other Stories, by Donald A.
                   Price, Ph.D., 1989.
                  Toxic Parents—Overcoming Their Hurtful Legacy and Reclaimng Your Life, 
                  by  Susan Forward, 1989. 326 pages

Apr, p. 11. Katherine, It’s Time—An Incredible Journey into the World of a Multiple
                   Personality, by Kit Castle & Stefan Bechtel. 303 pages.
                  A Mind of My Own—The Woman Who Was Known as Eve Tells Her Truimph
                  over  Multiple Personality Disorder, by Chris Costner Sizemore, 1989. 274
                  pages.

Jun, p. 11. Truimph Over Darkness—Understanding and Healing the Trauma of
                  Childhood Sexual Abuse, by Wendy Wood, MA, and Leslie Hatton, 1988. 294
                   pages.

Aug, p. 11. Nap Time—The True Story of Sexual Abuse at a Suburban Day-Care Center,
                    by Lisa Manshel, 1990. 365 pages.
                    Not My Child—A Mother Confronts Her Child’s Sexual Abuse, by Patricia
                    Crowley, 1990. 308 pages.
                   Ancient Child—Poetry About Incest, by Marcella Bryant, 1989. 74 pages.

Oct, p. 12. Secret Survivors: Uncovering Incest & Its Aftereffects on Women, 1990. 326
                   pages.
                  Strong at the Broken Places: Overcoming the Trauma of Childhood Abuse, by
                   Linda Tschirhart Sanford, 1990.

Dec, p. 15. Dark Obsession—A True Story of Incest and Justice, by Shelley Sessions,
                  1990. 316 pages.

1989, Vol I
Feb, p. 11.The Courage to Heal, by Ellen Bass & Laura Davis, 1988. 493 pages.
                    Voices, by Trula Michaels LaCalle, Ph.D., 1987. 274 pages.

Apr, p. 11. Through Divided Minds—Probing the Mysteries of Multiple Personalities, by
                   Dr. Robert Mayer, 1988. 294 pages.
                   Psychological Trauma, by Bessel van der Kolk, 1986. 256 pages.

Jun, p. 11. Treatment of Adult Survivors of Childhood Abuse, by Eliana Gil, Ph.D.,
                  1988. 301 pages.
                 Sandplay—A Psychotherapeutic Approach to the Psyche, by Dora M. Kalff,
                  1980. 166 pages.
                  Images of the Self, by Estell Weinrib, 1983. 172 pages.

Aug, p. 11. Diagnosis & Treatment of Multiple Personality Disorder, by  Frank W.
                  Putnam, 1989. 351 pages.
                 Multiple Man: Explorations in Possession & Multiple Personality, by Adam
                 Crabtree, 1985. 277 pages.

Oct, p. 11. Victims No Longer: Men Recovering from Incest and Other Sexual Child
                 Abuse, by Mike Lew, 1988. 393 pages.
                 Suffer the Child, by Judith Spencer, 1989. 381 pages.

Dec, p. 15. The Obsidian Mirror: an Adult Healing from Incest, by Loise Wisechild, 1988.
                 278 pages.

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BOUNDARIES

2005, Vol XVII
Oct, p.7 The Ultimate Betrayal (Abuse by Therapist)

2001, Vol XIII
Feb, pp.6-7, Telling A Friend *

2000, Vol XII
Apr, p.13. A Toxic Relationship With a Therapist

1999, Vol XI
Aug, p. 5. Fun with Boundaries (Humor)
Jun, p. 10. Boundary Violation

1994, Vol VI
Aug, pp. 4-5.  Issue of Boundaries (Therapists’ Page), by Joyce H. Vesper, Ph.D.

1990, Vol II
Aug, p. 2. A Touchy Subject
         pp. 8-9. Good Boundaries Keep Us Safe . . . and Help Us Heal

Dec, pp. 4-5. A Touchy Subject Revisited
        pp. 9-10. Boundaries—A Positive Force for Healing

1989, Vol I
Feb, p. 4. Boundaries, an important therapeutic issue (Therapists’ Page), by Diane M.
                 Vickery, M.D.

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CHILDREN

1995, Vol VII
Aug, p. 5. A Child

1994, Vol VI
Feb, p. 11. What the Children Learned

1990, Vol II
Dec, pp. 12-13. The Mirrored Child

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CHOOSING A THERAPIST

2000, Vol XII
Aug, p. 9. Words from a Partner
Dec, pp. 4-5. Therapy Troubles and Solutions

1997, Vol 1X
Jun, p. 12. The Need for a Therapist (*Partner’s Page)
Dec, pp. 6-7. Finding Help (*Therapists’ Page), by Laura Russell, Ph.D.

1996, Vol V111
Feb, p. 9. ABC’s of the Therapeutic Relationship
Jun, pp. 2-3. The Search for a New Therapist (*)
                     pp. 8-9. Changing Therapists Midway Through Therapy (*), Sharon A.
                     McGee, MS (Therapists’ Page)

1992, Vol IV
Apr, pp. 4-5. Finding an Effective Therapist
         p. 7. My Therapeutic Experience
         p. 12. Caution: Therapist Selection in Process

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COOPERATION

1995, Vol VII
Apr, p. 2. How We Work With Our Dissociation, Instead of Struggling Against It

1991, Vol III
Jun, p. 9. Meet the BCF Reefers
        p. 11. My Violent People

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COURAGE

2001, Vol XIII
Feb, pp.6-7, Telling A Friend *

2000, XII
Apr, p. 2. Believing Lies= Protecting Perpetrators
Aug, p. 9. What Matters Most to Us
Oct, p. 9. Staying Open-Minded

1998, Vol X
Dec, p. 13. Today I Will Rejoice in Change

1997, Vol 1X
Oct, p. 4. Courage
        p. 15. Untitled

1996, Vol V111
Apr, p. 11. Dating Progress

1994, Vol VI
Dec, pp. 4-5. Coping with Stress & Change

1993, Vol V
Feb, pp. 2-3. I Am Not Afraid
        p. 5. Confrontation
        pp. 8-10. Facing Up . . . to Our Fears (*)

1992, Vol IV
Jun, p. 6. Industrial Strength MPD

1991, Vol III
Dec, p. 12. Ending Therapy—Going on Alone
        p. 14. It Bears Repeating

1989, Vol I
Aug, p. 1. The Bravest Thing I Ever Did
         p. 2. Ellyn’s Story
         p. 3. End of Denial
         p. 5. Being Brave
         pp. 8-9. The Bravest Things We Did

Dec, pp. 12-13. To the Little Child, Becky

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CREATIVITY

2004, Vol XVI
Dec, p 5. Experiences at a Workshop

2000, Vol XII

Feb, p. 2. Do Spiders Dream?
Aug, p. 11. A Healing Journey Through Colors

1999, Vol X1
Aug, p. 8. Using the Creative Process to Change Negative Behavior (*Therapists’ Page)

1997, Vol 1X
Feb, p. 9. Creative Expressions

1996, Vol V111
Oct, p. 13. The Bead Lady

1995, Vol VII
Oct, p. 11. Movies & Dissociation

1994, Vol VI
Dec, p. 9. The Telling

1992, Vol IV
Jun, pp. 11-12. Wolfman and Bear

1989, Vol I
Jun, p. 8. Don’t Forget to Sightsee along the Way

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DATING CHALLENGES

1996, Vol VIII
Apr, p. 11. Dating Progress

1995, Vol VII
Apr, p. 7. Dating Again (Recovering)

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DENIAL

2001, Vol XIII
Apr, pp. 4-5. Denial and Disbelief(*)

1998, Vol X
Jun, p. 15. Validation! Again and Again!

1995, Vol VII
Jun, p. 4. Dealing with Denial
        p. 15. It’s Not Just a Simple Vacation

1989, Vol I
Dec, p. 11. Excuses

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DEPRESSION

2007, Vol XIX
Aug, p.6-8 My Lessons from Depression

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DIAGNOSIS
2001, Vol XIII
Apr, p. 3. Not So Sick

1999, Vol X1
Feb, p. 11. Dissociation
Apr, p. 10. School  and D.I.D.
Apr, p. 11. Shifting Persons
Oct, p. 7. Fibromyalgia
        p. 9. Hallucinations
Dec, p. 12. Having MDD & Being All Alone (*)

1998, Vol X
Aug, p. 11. MPD? No, Just Me!
Oct, p. 3. Partners Who Share D.I.D.
Dec, p. 3. Serious Subjects

1997, Vol IX
Feb, p. 3. My Thoughts on MPD
Dec, p. 3. Days in the Life

1995, Vol VII
Apr, pp. 4-6. What Is Going On in Here (Readers’ Frustrations with Dissociative
                       Symptoms)
        pp. 10-12. History as a Dissociative Disorder (*Therapists’ Page), by Lloyd
                        deMause
Oct, pp. 8-9. Question: Is There Hope For Me?
Dec, p. 3. You Might Have DID (MPD) If :

1993, Vol V
Apr, p. 11. Diabetes and MPD
Jun, pp. 1-2. Diagnosis
        p. 4. Don’t Fence Me In
        p. 5. From Craziness to Peace
        pp. 10-12. Diagnosis—We Search for Meanings(*)
        pp. 13-14. Labels, labels, labels (*)
        p. 15. Having PTSD and MPD
        p. 16. What’s Good (and Bad) About Post-Traumatic Distress Disorder
        p. 17. Diagnostic Labels

1992, Vol IV
Jun, pp. 12-13. Who Are We? What Are We?
       pp. 14-15. Self-Sensing Self

1991, Vol III
Feb, p. 8. Conference Review: Psychodiagnosis of MPD

1990, Vol II
Jun, p. 3. Accepting Diagnosis
Dec, pp. 2-3. Telling Others—Who, When and How Much

1989, Vol I
Feb, p. 6. Learning About Dissociation
        p. 10. A Life Full of Chaos and Emptiness

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EATING

1999, Vol XI
Jun, pp. 6-7. Reenactment and Eating Disorders (* Therapists’ Page), by Paula Gay,
                      Ph.D.
Oct, pp. 10-11. Nutrition and Fatigue

1995, Vol VII
Aug, p. 6. Creative Eating for Multiples

1994, Vol VI
Jun, pp. 16-17. A Kinder, Gentler Way to Control Eating

1993, Vol V
Apr, p. 9. Food

1991, Vol III
Dec, pp.  8-9.  Overcoming an Eating Disorder

1989, Vol I
Aug, p. 10. Order Anything with Mushrooms

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FAMILY OF ORIGINS

1997, Vol IX
Jun, pp. 2-3. How I Got Away (*)
        pp. 4-5. Family Interactions (*)
        pp. 6-7. Missing Mama (*)
        p. 14. Operation “FOO” Disconnect (*)

1995, Vol VII
Jun, p. 11. A Healing Crest

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FEARS

2007, Vol XIX
Aug, p.13. Fear of Going "Crazy"

2001, Vol XIII
Feb, p.11. Speaking My Truth
Apr, p. 2. Internal Fears and Inner Work

2000, Vol XII
Jun, p. 8. An Important Message for Women

1999, Vol Xl
Apr, pp. 4, 15. What I am Afraid to Tell My Therapist (*)
        p. 11. More Fears (short graph)

1993, Vol V
Feb, p. 4. Overcoming Fears
        pp. 8-10. Facing Up . . . to Our Fears (*)
        p. 12. Comment on Fear

1991, Vol III
Feb, p. 9. Fear of Finishing

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FINANCES

1999, Vol XI
Feb, p. 11. Organizing ways to spend money (short graph)

1998, Vol X
Feb, p. 14. How to (maybe) Pay  for Therapy

1997, Vol IX
Dec, p. 4. Managing Your Life

1992, Vol IV
Apr, p. 10. Budgeting for Therapy
Apr, p. 13. If You Really Can’t Work

1991, Vol III
Apr, p. 10.  Answers to Fear of Finishing

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FORGIVENESS

1999, Vol Xl
Apr, p. 13. Forgiveness (Help for Hard Issues)
Dec, pp. 2-3. The Gift of Forgiveness (*)
        pp. 4-5. How to Forgive What We don’t Remember (*)
        pp. 6-7. Is Forgiveness a Viable Option?
        pp. 8-9. Forgiveness (*Partner’s Page)
        pp. 10-11. How I Learned to Heal Resentment and Anger (*)
        p. 14.   Thoughts on Forgiveness(*). (See Spirituality)

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GENDER ISSUES

2004, Vol XVI
Feb, p.11. Gender and System

2000, Vol XII
Feb, pp. 4-5. Gender issues and Dissociation
        pp. 6-7.  Women’s Issues (*Therapists’ Page), by Jill W. Bley, Ph.D.
        pp. 10-11. Bi-Gendered
        p. 13. Fragments of the Whole
Jun, p. 8. An Important Message for Women

1989, Vol I
Dec, p. 6. Words from a Feminist Witch

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GRIEF

2000, Vol XII
Aug, p. 12. Grief: A River to Travel

1997, Vol IX
Oct, p. 11. Joy Comes in the Mourning (*)

1995, Vol VII
Oct, p. 4. Grieving Our Sorrows
        p. 5. Grief & Loss

1993, Vol V
Dec, p. 11. A Tribute

1990, Vol II
Oct, p. 4. Grieving Our Losses to Help Us Grow
        pp. 8-9. Grief and Acceptance
        p. 9. A Path Through Grief

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GROUP THERAPY

2004, Vol XVI
Dec, p 5. Experiences at a Workshop

1998, Vol X
Dec, pp. 4-5. Fruitbats

1995, Vol VII
Apr, p. 15. Coping Skills Group

1994, Vol VI
Apr, p. 14. 100 Strengths I Have
Oct, pp. 8-9. Multiples in Group Settings (Therapists’ Page)

1990, Vol II
Feb, p. 10. Group State
         p. 11.Group Therapy with Non-multiples

1989, Vol I
Feb, p. 8. Groups
Aug, p. 7. Groups

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GUIDED IMAGERY

1997, Vol IX
Apr, p. 3. Self-actualization

1993, Vol V
Jun, pp. 6-8. Imagery skills (*Therapists’ Page), by Moshe S. Torem., M.D.

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HEALTH CARE INSURANCE

2000, XII
Jun, p. 5. Alternative Health Resource List for Trauma Survivors
Oct, p. 2. Health Care in the USA
      pp. 4-5. Insurance, Disability and More       

1996, Vol VIII
Oct, pp. 10-11. Cost Savings vs. Life Savings (*)

1995, Vol VII
Jun, p. 14. Health Insurance
Oct, pp, 6-7. Health Insurance (Therapists’ Page)

1994, Vol VI
Jun, p. 18. $ Crisis—Health Care
Dec, pp. 8-9. Dealing with the Health Care System (*)

1993, Vol V
Apr, p. 10. Staying Alive
Apr, pp. 14-15. My Quest (—ions) for Healing

1992, Vol IV
Oct, pp. 6-7. Work and Mental Health

1990, Vol II
Apr, pp. 4-5. Guidelines to Healthy Living(* Therapists’ Page), by Moshe S. Torem,
                      M.D.

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HOLIDAYS

2004, XIV
Dec, p. 4 The Importance of Having a Holiday Plan
        p.10 Tips to Help You Through the Holidays

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HOPE/HEALING

2007, Vol XIX
Aug, p. 2. My Best Friend Hope
        p.4-5. I Wish I Had Someone To Tell My Stories To

2004,Vol XVI
Dec, p.6-7. Power to Heal
        p.8-9. Why  I Created a Set of Affirmation Cards

2000, Vol XII
Apr, p . 4-5 Comfort alone and with Others
.....p. 10. Creating a safe, comfortable life
.....p. 12. Crystal's Story
.....p. 15. Normal is more than half good
Aug, p. 2. Life After an Encounter with a Bad Psychiatrist
..... p. 14. Dialogue with Crying

1999, Vol XI
Dec, p. 9. Healing

1998, Vol X
Feb, p. 15. Awakening
Aug, p. 2. Birth of Me

1997, Vol IX
Dec, p. 13. Label Me with “Hope”

1996, Vol VIII
Apr, p. 9. In Our World (*)
Oct, p. 9. Thoughts in the Night

1995, Vol VII
Jun, pp. 12-13. Two Poems by John
Oct, p. 1. Healing
        p. 13. Celebrate =Hope

1994, Vol VI
Feb, p. 14. Guiding Us the Rest of the Way Home
Apr, p. 11. My Daily Affirmation
Jun, p. 7. Expect Setbacks
        pp. 10-13. Healing from Multiple Problems (*)
Aug, p. 3. Searching for the Light

1993, Vol V
Feb, p. 6. Conference Notes (False Memories & Treatment)
Apr, p. 13. Body Image
Aug, p. 9. Freedom

1992, Vol IV
Apr, p. 3. Success Dept.
        pp. 6-7. Ways of Healing (Therapists’ Page), by Robert Benjamin, M.D.
Jun, pp. 4-5. Healing Energy from Dreams (*), by Karen Surman Paley, M.Ed.
        p. 11. Spinning
        p. 11. Beginning Co-Consciousness
Dec, p. 12. Notes from the Journey: Soul Winter

1991, Vol III
Jun, p. 5. Anger
Aug, p. 11. A Different Kind of Summer
Oct, pp. 4-7. Stages of Therapy . . . Passport to Healing (*)
Dec, pp. 2-3. Healing Through the Holidays
        p. 10. In the Land of Abundance

1990, Vol II
Apr, p. 3. A Dream of Hope
Jun, p. 6. The Cycle of Acceptance
        p. 10. The Emptiness Within
Oct, p. 2. The Gentle Laborer—A Parable
Dec, p. 14. Healing Self-Affirmations, by Moshe Torem, M.D.

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HOSPITALIZATION

2005, Vol XVII
Oct, p.4 The Importance of Familiar Faces and Spaces
p.5. Women's Institute of Incorporation Therapy: Why Should I Choose the WIIT Program?
p.8. Sheppard Pratt The Trauma Disorders Program
p.9. Retreat to the Hospital
p.10. The New Orleans Institute Treatment Programs at River Oaks Hospital
pp.11-12. Hospital Work: Life on the Inside
p. 13. Two Rivers Psychiatric Hospital in Kansas City
p.14. Del Amo Behavioral System Trauma Programs
p. 15. Timberlawn Trauma Program

2004, XVI
Dec, p.11 Hospital Time

2000, Vol XII
Oct, p. 5. Sitting in the Ashes (Can Psychiatric Hospitals be Over-utilized
                 by the DID Patient?)
       p. 11. Wishing I Could Go to a Hospital

1999, Vol XI
Feb, pp. 8-9. Silver Linings (*)

1998, Vol X
Feb, pp. 12-13. Surviving Her Hospitalization (*Partner’s Page)
Apr, p. 7. Hospitals for Mental Health (*)
        pp. 8-9. Hospitalization as Part of the Recovery Process (*Therapists’ Page), by
                      Christine A. Courtois, Ph.D., and Joan A. Turkus, M.D.

1996, Vol Vll
Aug, p. 8. Waiting for Thunder

1992, Vol IV
Feb, p. 2. An Insider View on Specialty Units
        p. 3. Someone cares
        pp. 4-8.MPD/DD patients and hospital stay (*Therapists’ Page), by Richard P. Kluft,
                     M.D.; also Moshe Torem, M.D.; Walter C. Young, M.D.; Robert  Benjamin,
                     M.D.; Colin A. Ross, M.D; James Chu, M.D.
        p. 11. Hospitals—Learning How to Heal
Jun, pp. 4-5. Ideas to help hospital stay,  surgery, recuperation easier (*Therapists’ Page),
                    by Diane M. Vickery, M.D.

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HUMOR

2007, Vol XIX
Aug, p.14. My World

1999, Vol XI
Apr, p. 2. Jokes & Cool Things
Aug, pp. 2-3. Humor Hodgepodge (*)
         p. 4. Embracing Joy & Laughter in Our Lives
         p. 5. Fun with Boundaries
         p. 14. Multiple Choice: What’s Your State of Mind?
Oct,  p. 14. Therapy Session Quiz

1997, Vol IX
Jun, p. 5. The One-Two Punch

1996, Vol VIII
Oct, p. 5.  Game
Dec, p. 8. Jeopardy, a “Multiple Choice Game Show”

1995, Vol VII
Apr, p. 13. Humor

1994, Vol VI
Aug, p. 2. Therapists . . . You can’t live with them, but can’t live without them
         pp. 6-8. Humor Helps Us Through

1993, Vol V
Aug, pp. 4-5. Things We Do for Fun

1991, Vol III
Aug, p. 7. Humor at the Picnic
Oct, p. 8. Humor

1990, Vol II
Jun, p. 6. Frog Tale

1989, Vol I
Dec, p. 2. Clothes-shopping, Multiple-style

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INNER CHILDREN

2005,Vol XVII
Dec p.12. White Petals

2004, Vol XVI
Feb, p.12. Easter Egg Child

2001, Vol XIII
Feb. pp.8-9. The Littlest Healers (stuffed animals)(* Partner's Page)

1999, Vol XI
Apr, p. 3. Hidden Children

1997, Vol IX
Feb, p. 4. Playtime
Aug, p. 12. Discovering Inner Children (* Partner’s Page)

1996, Vol VIII
Oct, pp. 4-5. Inside Kids/Sleep-over party

1994, Vol VI
Aug, pp. 10-11. Favorite Books of MV Friends

1993, Vol V
Jun, p. 18. A Different Perspective on the “Inner Child” Movement

1991, Vol III
Aug, p. 10. My Inner Teenager

1989, Vol I
Feb, pp. 8-9. Late December Morning
Oct, pp. 2-3. Child Care—Within and Without
        p. 6. Our Home Within
        pp. 8-9.  Love Those Kids

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INTEGRATION
2005, Vol XVII
Dec, pp.6-7 One Step Closer

2001,Vol XIII
Feb,p.1. Love Poem
Apr, p. 12. A Word About Co-Consciousness and D.I.D.
Aug, p. 14. Integration: If it's part of the healing process, why does it feel like hell?
Oct, p. 2. Living Well Through Integration

2000, Vol XII
Feb, p. 9. Integration Discussed
Apr, p. 3. Integration
        pp. 6-7. Spontaneous Integration (Therapist's Page - Dr. Kluft)
Jun, p. 11. Videotaping Integration
Oct, pp. 6-7. Soul Retrieval—A Tale of Integration (Non-Therapists’ Page)

1999, Vol Xl
Aug, p. 14. Is Integration Worth It?

1998, Vol X
Jun, p. 14. Integration on Our Own
Aug, pp. 12-13. Integration Updates

1997, Vol IX
Dec, p. 2. There Is Hope

1995, Vol VII
Dec, pp. 4-7. Thoughts on Integration
        pp. 9-10. Martial Arts Training as an Integration Technique
        pp. 12-13. Treacherous Waters: Integration of a Multiple
        p. 14. And the Orchestra Plays On

1994, Vol VI
Apr, p. 8. Consider the Children
Dec, pp. 6-7. Is Integration Worth It? (Therapists’ Page), by Ellen A. Grellert, Psy. D.
        pp. 10-11. Fusion Confusion
        p. 17. Integration Phase II

1989, Vol I
Dec, p. 6. Words from a Feminist Witch

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INTERNAL COMMUNICATION

2000, Vol XII
Feb, p. 2. Do Spiders Dream?
Oct, pp. 14-15. The Inner Chatroom

1999, Vol XI
Feb, p. 3. Tips to Improve Internal Communications

1998, Vol X
Aug, p. 3. Exploring Mind
Oct, p. 10. The Minds Smile and Nod

1996, Vol VIII
Oct, p. 12. Choices in the Process of Therapy

1995, Vol VII
Apr, pp. 8-9. Talking Within Ourselves
        p. 14. Communication Via Headaches

1994, Vol VI
Oct, pp. 10-11. Improving Inside Friendships
Dec, p. 16. Obsession with Dying

1991, Vol III
Aug, pp. 6-7. Scoping Out the Inner-Teen Scene

1990, Vol II
Oct, p. 10. The Land of Oz—Inside of Me
Dec, p. 5. Communication

1989, Vol I
Feb, p.1. How I Communicate with Myself

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INTERNET

1998, Vol X
Feb, p. 6. Internet Explorations
        pp. 10-11. Recovery & the Internet: Pros & Cons
Aug, p. 15. Web site Review

1996, Vol VIII
Aug, p. 3. Internet Support

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ISSD

1999, Vol XI

Apr, pp. 6-7. Saving the International Society for the Study of Dissociation: How You can
                      Help (*).

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JOURNALING

1989, Vol I
Jun, pp. 2-3. Inner Communication

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LEGAL

1996, Vol VIII
Feb, p. 13. Recovering

1995, Vol VII
Jun, pp. 2-3. Legislative Attack Underway

1994, Vol VI
Jun, pp. 4-7. Clinical Memories and the Courtroom (*Therapists’ Page), by JoAnn
                    Androvik, Ph.D., and David Hamilton, Ph.D.

1990, Vol II
Feb, p. 6. Legislative Changes for Survivors of Incest

1989, Vol I
Aug, p. 3. Breaking the Silence, a Legal Victory

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MEDICAL ISSUES

2000, Vol XII
Feb, p. 12. Comment on Fibromyalgia
Jun, p. 3. News about Naltrexone
        pp. 6-8. Role of Medication in Treatment of Dissociative Disorder
        p. 8. An Important Message for Women
        pp. 10-11. Medical Treatments and How We’re Treated
        pp. 14-15. Alternative Healing Methods(*)

1999, Vol XI
Oct, pp. 4-5. Medical Issues and Dissociation (*)
       p. 7. Fibromyalgia
       p. 9. Hallucinations
       pp. 12-13. The Art of Dissociation (*)
       p. 14. Managed Care, by Jill Bley, Ph.D.

1998, Vol X
Apr, pp. 4-6. My Brush with Managed Care (*)
        pp. 12-13. Preparing for Medical Treatment (*)
Oct, p. 8. Doing Something About the Weather (* Partner’s Page)

1995, Vol VII
Aug, pp. 4-5. Untitled (Therapists’ Page), by Lois Toevs, M.D., Ph.D.

1994, Vol VI
Dec, pp. 12-13. Dealing with Medical Doctors: Our Choice, Our Re

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MEDITATION

1997, Vol IX
Apr, pp. 10-11. Meditation’s Role in the Treatment of Dissociative Disorder (*Therapists’
                        Page), by William Edwards, Psy. D.
Oct, p. 14. Finding Solace in Meditations (*)

1994, Vol VI
Aug, p. 14. Candle Meditation

1990, Vol II
Apr, p. 2. Dreams, Memories and Mysteries

1989, Vol I
Dec, p. 2. A Healing Meditation
        pp. 8-9. More Thoughts on Meditation

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