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Feelings Newsletter, Winter 1995
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Denver Primal Journal, 1(4), 10-16.
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Janov, A. (1978). The therapeutic role of connection. Journal of
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Janov, A. (1982). The catastrophe film: A controlled nightmare.
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Primal Institute Newsletter, 5(5), 2.
Janov, A. (1984). Prisoners of belief: Further thoughts on ideas as
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Speyrer, J. (1995). book review - Holding Time by Martha G. Welch,
Primal Feelings Newsletter, Winter 1995
Speyrer, J. (1994) book review - Toxic Parents: Overcoming Their
Hurtful Legacy and Reclaiming Your Life by Susan Forward, Primal Feelings Newsletter, Winter 1995
Speyrer, J. (1995). book review - The Type C. Connection: The Behavorial
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Speyrer, J. (1995) book review - Therapy Gone Mad by Carol Mithers,
Primal
Feelings Newsletter, Spring 1995
Speyrer, J. (1995) book review - High Risk: Children Without a Conscious
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Speyrer, J. (1993) False memory syndrome and its implications in primal
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Speyrer, J. (1995) From primal to holotropic breathwork and back,
Primal Feelings Newsletter. Summer 1995
Speyrer, J. (1993) book review - Gentle Birth Book: A Practical Guide to
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Speyrer, J. (1993) Primal criticisms (compilation)- Quotations from
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Speyrer, J. (1993) book review - Primal Connections by Elizabeth Noble,
Primal Feelings Newsletter,
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Speyrer, J. (1995) book review - Trauma and Recovery by J. Herman
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Speyrer, J. (1995) book review - Understanding Your Past: The Key to
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Speyrer, J. (1994). book review - Come Here: A Man Overcomes the Tragic
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Primal Feelings Newsletter Autumn, 1994
Speyrer, J.. (1993). book review - Banished Knowledge: Facing Childhood
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Speyrer, J. (1993). book review - Making Sense of Suffering: The Healing
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Speyrer, J. (1994). book review - Separate Lives: Why Siblings Are So
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Speyrer, J. (1993). The Skeptical Inquirer inquires about primal
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Primal Therapy Periodicals Aesthema. (1982-1992). Published by the International Primal Association,
2742 Fernwood Ave., Roslyn PA 19001.
Denver Primal Journal. (1977-1981). Available from the Denver Counseling
Center, 323 S. Pearl St., Denver CO 80209.
Feeling People Newsletter. (1978-1980?). Available from Paul Hannig,
10170 Larwin Ave. #4, Chatsworth, CA 91311.
International Primal Association Newsletter. (1978-present). Published
by the International Primal Association, 2742 Fernwood Ave., Roslyn PA 19001.
Journal of Primal Therapy. (1973-1978). Available from The Primal
Institute, 1950 Cotner, Los Angeles CA 90025.
Primal Community. (1974-1978?). Available from the International Primal
Institute, 2742 Fernwood Ave., Roslyn PA 19001.
Primal Feelings Newsletter (Quarterly) (Summer 1993 to present)
2123 Jasmine Dr. Opelousas, La 70570
Primal Institute Newsletter. (1978-present). Published by the Primal
Institute, 1950 Cotner, Los Angeles CA 90025.
Primal Renaissance: The Journal of Primal Psychology. Published by the
International Primal Association, 490 Park View Road, Reading, PA 19606
The Whole Person Newsletter. (July 1974-1976). Published by the Whole
Person Society, Vancouver, BC, Canada
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