| PAUL
CARTER, Ph.d |
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| 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 39 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". |
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| Today
and for the past 26 years he lives with his family and friends in Hawaii on the island of Maui, where he has been learning Hawaiian medicine, the way of Aloha. He sees individuals and |
| couples
there and provides individual healing retreats in addition to his |
| teaching
abroad. |
