Podcasts

• ShrinkRapRadio, an interview on Process Work, its origins, applications and training, with Dr. David Van Nuys, December 2007.
• ProcessWorkLive, with Kate Jobe, an interview on my work designing and delivering training in Crisis Intervention for the Portland Police Bureau, July 2007.

Books, manuscripts

• 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 Unpublished manuscript.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.

Journal articles

• 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.

Articles

• From RSPOP to IAPOP: 25 Years as a Learning Organization. This article was given as a plenary address at the First International Association of Process-oriented Psychology Conference in London in April 2007. This and the other presentations will soon be published in the conference proceedings, available through http://www.iapop.com/
• Where Roles, Rank and Relationship Meet: A Framework for Working with Multiple Role Relationships in Process Work Learning Communities (.rtf file, 243kb) This article outlines Process Work's theoretical background to multiple role relationships, and applies that theory to Process Work training. It is meant for Process Workers, and those interested in how Process Work addresses the complexities of rank and roles in training relationships. It presents a framework for understanding how roles and rank intersect in professional relationships, which can also be used as a "diagnostic" tool for analyzing and working with difficulties that may arise in multiple role relationships. Now translated into German.
• Five Predictions on the Future of Psychotherapy (.rtf file, 15kb) What will the next one hundred years of psychotherapy bring? Looking at modern developments in science and culture, this article speculates on the future state of psychotherapy, and discusses how Process Work already puts into practice many of the principles that characterize the future of psychotherapy.
• From Greeks to Geeks (.rtf file, 38kb) This article explores the self-organization tendencies of groups, applying concepts from cybernetics and self-organization to our current understanding of democracy and group life.
• A Democracy Dialogue : Getting to the Essence of Freedom (.pdf 106K) Requires Acrobat reader to download the file
• The Dreaming Body: A Conversation with Til Luchau and Julie Diamond. Parts I and II. http://www.advanced-trainings.com/resources.html#two A discussion with Til Luchau, Body-Centered Psychotherapist, and Certified Rolfing Movement Teacher, about the Process Work applied to working with chronic physical symptoms or posture issues.
• Encounters with the Spirit: Developing Second Attention at the Edge (.pdf 1.8MB)
• Facilitation and Multi-leveled Interventions in Community Building (.pdf 2.02MB)