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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE |
September 1, 2003 |
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FAMILIES AND THE
INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS:
AWAKENING THE INTIMATE WEB
by Edward Bruce Bynum |
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Can the power of dreams rock your family?
Nationally known expert says, “Through good times and bad
times…dreams do broadcast our shared experiences, especially
our family life.” |
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Profiled in Omni magazine and featured in special programming
on Discovery and Disney Channels, dream expert Edward Bruce
Bynum, Ph.D., ABPP, says the energy of dreams can unlock
critical secrets about your life, your family, and the people
you know and love. Dr. Bynum, the Director of Behavioral
Medicine at the University of Massachusetts Health Services,
is a popular speaker on the science of dreams, family dynamics
and other aspects of consciousness at academic settings that
include Harvard University, Tufts University, and also many
special events in the United States, Africa, India and Japan.
Dr. Bynum says, “Families are connected through their
dreams because they share incredibly intimate relationship
histories, subtle psychic and psychological boundaries,
powerful one-to-one connections, and deep emotional
motivations. Dreams play an important role that undeniably
impacts individual emotions, decisions, and physical health.”
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Drawing on groundbreaking research from the noted Family
Dreams Research Project, Dr. Bynum presents fascinating case
studies that explore and illustrate both the hidden and the
easy-to-understand messages of dreams. His work makes a clear
distinction between mystical experiences and mental illnesses
and also draws a sharp line between religion and spirituality.
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- What do dreams detect and reveal about family dynamics?
- What do parents need to know about children and their
dreams?
- How are dreams meaningful and relevant to Adult Children
of Alcoholics?
- How can dreams play a vital role for mothers and
pregnant women?
- What is the history of dream interpretation in Asia,
Africa, Europe, and ancient America?
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PRAISE FOR DR. BYNUM
“Examines the very neglected but extremely important topic of
dreams which occur among family members…A theoretical paradigm
for better understanding interactions among members of our
global family.” -- Robert L. Van de Castle, Ph.D., former
president of the Association for the Study of Dreams and
author of Psychic Dreaming
“Guides us to true connectedness in the family. A must-read
for the serious family worker or member.” -- Jayne Gackenbach,
Ph.D., author of Control Your Dreams
“One begins to glimpse an expanded field of dream experience .
. . to integrate dreams, culture, science, family dynamics,
mythology, and psychoanalysis…”
--Carl Whitaker, M.D., author, The Family Crucible, and
Midnight Musings of a Family Therapist |
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About Edward Bruce Bynum |
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EDWARD BRUCE BYNUM is the Director of Behavioral Medicine at
the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. He is the author of
several books, including The Family Unconscious,
The
African Unconscious, and Transcending
Psychoneurotic Disturbances. His website is
http://www.obeliskfoundation.com/ |
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Families and the Interpretation of Dreams: Awakening the
Intimate Web
by Edward Bruce Bynum, Ph.D., ABPP
Paraview Special Editions
DOI:
2003, 260 pages, $19.95, Psychology |
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About Paraview Special Editions |
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For author interviews and review copies
contact: (212) 989-3616
E-mail: publisher@paraview.com |
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