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• 2005. A Path Made by Walking: Process Work in Practice. By Julie Diamond and Lee Spark Jones. Portland, OR: Lao Tse Press.
• 1996. Status and Power in Verbal Interaction. Amsterdam: John Benjamins Publishing Company.
• 1987. "Patterns of Communication." Unpublished manuscript. Process Work Center of Portland Library.

• 2004. "Paradigms of Influence in the Process Work Approach to Multiple Role Relationships." Julie Diamond and Lee Spark Jones, Journal of Process-Oriented Psychology, Summer 2004, vol. 9/1:87-98.
• 2001. "A Democracy Dialogue. Getting to the Essence of Freedom." The Journal of Process Oriented Psychology, vol. 8/2:66. (see Articles Online for a download copy) Using democratic methods to achieve democratic outcomes challenges our self-development; we come to experience freedom as a process of self-actualizing, not just the freedom from constraint.
• 1995. "Encounters with the Spirit: Developing Second Attention at the Edge." The Journal of Process Oriented Psychology, vol. 7/2:15.(see Articles Online for a download copy) Rather than think of the edge as something to surmount, this article shows that edge-work itself can be the point of the edge, not just the crossing of it.
• 1994. "Facilitation and Multi-leveled Interventions in Community Building." The Journal of Process Oriented Psychology, vol. 6/1: 75. (see Articles Online for a download copy) Helping communities grow requires an understanding of the different levels of community life -- individuals, relationship units, sub-groups, and large group -- and learning to recognize when each level needs focus.

• The Certificate Program in Process Work
  The Certificate Program in Process Work is a self-guided, independent study that offers you an opportunity to use Process Work for personal and professional growth. The Certificate Program can be designed to meet your learning goals, at a pace, in a style and structure that suits the learner's individual needs. 
• The Diploma Program
  The four-year Diploma Program is the mastery level training and leads to a certificate of qualification in Process Work. This dynamic, limited residency program offers trainees an opportunity to engage in an intensive journey of self-discovery and personal growth, while developing specialized knowledge of Process Work and its diverse applications: mind-body therapy, relationship and family work, end of life care and coma work, group faciliation and conflict resolution. 
  
• The Master of Arts Degree in Conflict Facilitation and Organizational Change
  The Masters of Arts in Conflict Facilitation and Organizational Change is a limited-residency degree program, and offers an independent learning approach to professional growth. Understanding that emotions and personal experience are intrinsic to conflict and change, the program blends academic study and research with experiential skills, personal growth and awareness. It is designed to increase the facilitator's awareness of his or her cultural attitudes, communication style, relationship skills, and the effects these have on group life and conflict situations. This three-year program is comprised of two residential periods per year, held in Portland, Oregon, and the course material covered during the residential periods will be applied in students' home communities through work in supervised internships.

• Intensive Course
  The Process Work Institute sponsors an annual Intensive Course in Process every January-February. The course is a unique opportunity to learn Process Work in an intensive format and within an international group setting. The course is designed as an experiential adult learning event, and presents training in Process Work's many applications including its most recent developments. Since the course attracts students from many nationalities, ethnic groups, and religious backgrounds, issues such as multiculturalism, diversity, and community building are part of the learning experience. intensive@igc.org
• Mindell Seminars
  Arny and Amy Mindell conduct trainings and workshops internationally, and biannually on the Oregon Coast. For information, visit their website at www.aamindell.net.
• Worldwork Seminars
  Worldwork is an experiential training seminar in conflict work and community building. The seminar provides a unique opportunity for people from all over the world to come together in a powerful forum for focusing on and working with social, environmental, and political issues using Process-oriented group process skills. Between two and three hundred people from over thirty countries and all walks of life participate in these 7 - 10 day gatherings. The large staff facilitates a diversity of learning experiences that include large group focus and interaction, small group meetings, one-to-one sessions and networking groups. www.worldwork.org
• For a list of Classes and Training in Process Work in North America and Internationally:
  http://www.processwork.org/contact-int.htm
• The Deep Democracy Institute provides worldwide, multidimensional leadership training programs in the theory and methods of Worldwork.
  

• Arye, Lane. Unintentional Music. Releasing Your Deepest Creativity. Charlottesville, VA: Hampton Roads. 2001.
• Diamond, Julie and Jones, Lee Spark. A Path Made by Walking: Process Work in Practice. Portland, OR: Lao Tse Press, 2005.
• Goodbread, Joseph. The Dreambody Toolkit: A Practical Introduction to the Philosophy, Goals and Practice of Process-Oriented Psychology. 2d ed. Portland, Oregon: Lao Tse Press, 1997.
• ________. Radical Intercourse: How Dreams Unite Us in Love, Conflict and Other Inevitable Relationships. Portland, Lao Tse Press, 1997.
• Menken, Dawn. Speak Out! Talking About Love, Sex and Eternity. Tempe, Arizona: New Falcon Publications, 2001.
• Mindell, Amy. The Dreaming Source of Creativity. Portland, Oregon: Lao Tse Press, 2005.
• ________. Alternative To Therapy. A Few Basic Process Work Principles. Portland, Oregon: Zero Publications, 2002.
• ________. Coma: A Healing Journey. Portland, OR: Lao-Tse Press, 1999.
• ________. Metaskills. The Spiritual Art of Therapy. Tempe, AZ: New Falcon Press, 1995
• ________. and Arnold Mindell: Riding the Horse Backwards. New York: Penguin, 1985
• Mindell, Arnold. Earth-Based Psychology: Path Awareness in the Teachings of Don Juan, Richard Feynman and Lao Tse. Portland, OR: Lao Tse Press, 2007.
  
• The Quantum Mind and Healing: how to listen and respond to your body's symptoms. Charlottesville: VA: Hampton Roads Publishing Company. 2004
• ________. The Deep Democracy of Open Forums. Charlottesville, VA: Hampton Roads, Publishing Company, 2002
• ________. The Dreammaker's Apprentice. Using Heightened States of Consciousness to Interpret Dreams. Charlotesville, VA: Hampton Roads Publishing Co., 2001.
• ________. Dreaming While Awake. Technqiues for 24-hour Lucid Dreaming. Charlottesville, VA: Hampton Roads Publishing Company, 2000.
• ________. Quantum Mind. The Edge Between Physics and Psychology. Portland, OR: Lao Tse Press, 2000
• ________. Dreambody: The Body's Role in Revealing the Self. 2nd ed. Portland, Or: Lao Tse Press, 1998
• ________. Sitting in the Fire: Large Group Transformation through Diversity and Conflict. Portland, OR: Lao Tse Press, 1995.
• ________. The Shaman's Body: A New Shamanism for Health, Relationships, and Community. San Francisco: HarperCollins, 1993.
• ________. The Leader as Martial Artist: An Introduction to Deep Democracy Techniques and Strategies for Resolving Conflict and Creating Community. San Francisco: HarperCollins, 1992.
• ________. Working on Yourself Alone: Inner Dreambody Work: New York: Penguin, 1990
• ________. The Year I: Global Process Work with Planetary Tensions. New York: Penguin-Arkana, 1989
• ________. City Shadows: Psychological Interventions in Psychiatry. New York: Penguin, 1988.
• ________. The Dreambody in Relationships. New York: Penguin, 1987.
• ________. River's Way: The Process Science of the Dreambody. London: Penguin, 1986.
• ________. Working with the Dreaming Body. London: Penguin-Arkana, 1984
• Reiss, Gary. Changing Ourselves, Changing the World. Tempe, Arizona: New Falcon Press, 2001.

• For a complete list of manuscripts, theses, dissertations and articles on Process Work topics, see Lao Tse Press, http://www.laotse.com/default.htm
• For a selected reading list of articles and manuscripts by topic, see also Jan Dworkin http://www.jandworkin.com/index.htm

• Process Work Centers worldwide, http://www.processwork.org/contact-int.htm
• Certified Process Work practitioners:
  In Portland, Oregon, http://www.processwork.org/therapists-pdx.htm
  In North America, http://www.processwork.org/therapists-us.htm
  Worldwide http://www.processwork.org/therapists-int.htm