Product Description
by Morris Netherton Ph. D. (Author)
Dr. Morris Netherton, the founding pioneer of Past Life Therapy, presents riveting and compelling cases from his extensive file of over 45,000 sessions. His results should leave no doubt about the effect of past lives on our current existence. The Netherton Method of Past Life Therapy is a unique, elegant, and totally transforming modality that should be a part of every psychotherapy practice because it gets to the source of trauma and completely resolves it, for all of this life and future lives.
Author Biography
Dr. Morris Netherton has over 50 years of clinical practice in Alternative Treatment Modalities. His book Past Lives Therapy (William Morrow, 1978) was the first in the field of regression therapy. Dr. Morris Netherton has since written two other books and numerous articles for college textbooks, magazines, and newspapers. Dr. Netherton founded and maintained teaching institutes in the United States, Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Brazil, Canada, and India. His theories have been taught in university courses in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and Kohn, Germany. During his early career, Dr. Netherton spent eight years with the Los Angeles County Probation Department as a Supervising Counselor in the Juvenile Detention Center. He designed alternative treatment programs for first-time offenders, which used education and crisis intervention in lieu of incarceration. Dr. Netherton served as Director for the Crisis Intervention Program in the three county Juvenile Detention Centers, during which time he participated in the development of short-term therapy procedures for children from troubled homes. Dr. Netherton and his work were featured in the full-length documentary Walking After Midnight and Medical Renaissance: The Secret Code, which examined reincarnation in the Western World. He has appeared on Tom Snyder interviews, The Allan Thicke Show, Good Morning America, and has been written about in Time Magazine, McCall's, Psychology Today, New Age Journal, The Los Angeles Times, as well as other newspapers and periodicals.
