| PAUL
CARTER, Ph.d |
| |
| Paul
has a profound respect for the wholeness and integrity of each |
| individual
being, giving people a sense of confidence in
their own integrity |
| and
trust in
their own spirit; this is fundamental to his approach
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in the areas of personal
growth, healing work, relationship counseling
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|
and sexuality. |
| He
is also greatly
appreciated for his lightness and his playful approach. |
| His
professional career has spanned 28 years of widely acclaimed training
|
| groups
of health professionals and educators worldwide. He was trained in |
| hypnotherapy
by Dr. Milton Erickson and in family therapy by Dr. Virginia |
| Satir
and was a member of the original Bandler-Grinder
research team from |
| which
the field of NLP arose.Together with
Stephen Gilligan he created and |
| led
the first 2-year training programs
in Ericksonian Hypnotherapy in |
| Europe
which have been
continued by the Milton Erickson Gesellschaft.
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|
He specializes in the powerful
combination of trancework
used
together |
|
with creative movement, ritual
and the inspirational power of nature.
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| |
| In
1990 Paul joined with Alan Lowen and Niyaso Carter,
the founders of the |
| "Art
of Being".Together
they expanded Body, Heart & Soul into
a four-week |
|
comprehensive education in sexual loving and intimate relating,
and created |
|
a two year professional training program. He incorporates Native |
|
American medicine and Tibetan Buddhist practice into his healing work. |
| He
has several published articles on his work as well as a manuscript |
|
of his approach to problem solving and healing called "Parts Work
- |
| A
Formular for Integrity". |
| Today
he lives in Hawaii with his family where he sees individuals and |
| couples
and provides individual healing retreats in addition to his |
| teaching
abroad. |
