BOOKS, VIDEOS, & JOURNALS
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In order to better understand Process Work and Worldwork, its approach to conflict facilitation, we recommend taking advantage of some of the following resources.
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LAO TSE PRESS
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Lao Tse Press is dedicated to publishing information about process-oriented psychology—the psychotherapeutic, group facilitation, and conflict resolution system developed by Drs. Arnold and Amy Mindell and their colleagues. Purchasing books on these subjects through Lao Tse helps this service continue to be available.
Visit the Lao Tse Press website to find back issues of The Journal of Process Oriented Psychology and to see a full catalogue of available books, articles, unpublished dissertations, and videotapes on Worldwork and Process Work.
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WORLDWORK VIDEOTAPES
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In 1999, a Worldwork seminar was held at Howard University in Washington, D.C., USA.
A professional video production company filmed key group processes and created the six 30-minute videos that are described below.
To order send an email to Paul McIsaac or call him at (212) 262-1290.
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| SITTING IN THE FIRE: AN INTRODUCTION TO WORLDWORK |
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This program introduces Worldwork and Process Work theory, and shows specific examples including roles, edges, hot spots, inner work, and rank. It is a must see for those who are interested in worldwork, facilitation, self learning, group dynamics, and world change.
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| SEXISM AND HOMOPHOBIA |
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Worldwork process addressing gay, lesbian, and heterosexual issues. It demonstrates how people can work on many levels of homophobia, sexism and cross gender issues.
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| THE ASIAN PROCESS: ANOTHER WAY OF SPEAKING |
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Participants demonstrate the complexity of feelings people are working through about being Asian and Asian American, and shows how different groups can process their issues best by using their own communication style.
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| WHO HERE IS DISABLED |
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Here we take a closer look at the differences/similarities of what it means to be abled or differently abled, whether it be physically, emotionally or psychologically.
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| GLOBALIZATION: WHO BENEFITS |
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People from the Asian sub-continent challenge Westerners to confront poverty, privilege, and unconscious colonization.
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| THE WAR IN THE BALKANS |
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"There is so much history we are sitting in, that having a discussion at all is 80% of the solution. There is a lot of pain and a lot of history. You say one wrong word that marginalizes someone, and a thousand years of pain resurfaces."
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