TAP INTO LOVE – Your Universal Toolbox for Creating the Love of Your Life

6 Responses to “TAP INTO LOVE – Your Universal Toolbox for Creating the Love of Your Life”

1. Adjicent Technologies, on April 12th, 2009 at 2:20 pm Said:

   Review by Adjicent Technologies for TAP INTO LOVE – Your Universal Toolbox for Creating the Love of Your Life
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   I loved this. If anyone has wondered how to put EFT to work to actually get the changes promised by this method, this book is your road map.

   Simple, concise, easy to read and use, this book will show you how to get the relationship of your dreams. Skye Frank has tapped in, (no pun intended), to real genius with this book and teaches us how to access it too.

2. D. Sutton, on April 12th, 2009 at 3:13 pm Said:

   Review by D. Sutton for Dynamic Energetic Healing®: Integrating Core Shamanic Practices with Energy Psychology Applications and Processwork Principles
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   I found “Dynamic Energetic Healing” to be a thought provoking and original approach to psychotherapy and energy-based healing. As a shamanic practitioner and Reiki channel, the energy psychology information was new to me and something I had not heard about before. I found Brockman’s descriptions of integrating shamanic healing into a therapy framework that uses muscle testing along with tapping chakras and acupressure points fascinating, while at the same time surprisingly effective. The illustrations of his various “interventions” are easy to interpret as are his instructions for using them. I found them helpful in guiding me to try them out. I have experimented with a number of them and I have been totally amazed by how quickly they have brought me to a calm emotional place when I was feeling anxiety. I also loved his descriptions of Mindell’s process orientation in his many examples of working with people. Particularly interesting are his descriptions of cultivating “second attention” awareness as a way to increase one’s intuitive capabilities. I especially recommend that you read his case histories. The ones about resolving supernatural intrusions and physical illness like cancer were very inspiring. His writing style makes it easy to understand and follow how he tracks each client’s process to resolve their particular issues. If you are open to stretching your current ideas about healing, especially from the traditional talk therapy approach, I highly recommend this book! It is a new and what I might consider progressive way of approaching emotional and spiritual issues.

3. Stephen R. Beck, on April 12th, 2009 at 4:08 pm Said:

   Review by Stephen R. Beck for Dynamic Energetic Healing®: Integrating Core Shamanic Practices with Energy Psychology Applications and Processwork Principles
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   Dynamic Energetic Healing is a must have book for every psychotherapist- especially those who work with trauma, loss, or any of the hard to clear presentations of anxiety and depression.

   THIS IS A FANTASTIC BOOK- clinically sound, innovative, and clearly written!!!

   I bought it 8 months ago and have been working its practices into my sessions little by little and my work is exploding with results! Clients are asking for more of it. Trauma and crisis are being resolved – often quickly! Clients are feeling empowered, some experiencing happiness and hope for the first time in their lives. Interventions generating from the work are synthesizing into practices clients can use in their day-to-day lives, accompanied by a renewed “curiousness about life and their place in it”!

   Even if you have never considered working energetically, Howard Brockman delivers a compelling synthesis of how energetic interventions and core shamanic practices facilitate the unpacking of complex trauma and allows access to material that often lies out of reach of most clinical interventions. Within its pages he offers an array of practical healing interventions that will support the compassionate facilitating of your client’s process.

   Divided into four parts, the book is clearly written, easy to follow, and presented in a way that is easily comprehendible by both professional and lay readers.

   Part one chronicles Mr. Brockman’s quest to integrate sound psychological practice with compassionate spiritual practices and how this evolved into the synthesis of energy psychology and core shamanism he calls DEH. Part two offers nine chapters depicting DEH healing interventions. Part three offers DEH healing protocols – including a very well written chapter dealing with clearing the phenomenology of trauma. Part four offers seventeen case histories that depict a variety of clinical presentations and how the model works to facilitate the process that is opening within the client.

   The book is well laid out, indexed, illustrated, and is very easy to use when I need to reference a particular topic while working with a client.

   An advanced and clinically adept practitioner of traditional psychotherapeutic approaches, Mr. Brockman offers an approach that is clinically sound and straightforward for both therapist and client. Guided and informed by clinical intention, DEH uses manual muscle testing to follow a series of protocols that negotiate the conscious and unconscious experience of the client in clearing and solidifying their energy field in pursuit of actualizing the desired clinical intention.

   What is refreshing about DEH is that it sponsors “a process oriented psychotherapy” that allows for an active naming of the phenomenology of the therapy experience – both in what is being cleared and what is being accessed as a resource for the client.

   DEH frees the therapist of having to operate from the position of all knowing and invites them to work as a “facilitator” of client process, greatly freeing the therapist to work from an intuitive position. The client, free of the pejorative descriptions of traditional psychotherapy, is freed to speak in the language of their many ages and experiences, promoting a process that is both generative and intuitively grounded in their animate soul in pursuit of their therapeutic intention.

   What develops is a true collaboration between therapist and client as DEH allows the conversation to move in the direction of experience/energy that needs to be cleared – both horizontally through time and space and vertically through the thought and emotional field of the body.

   Thus, splitting and dissociation, often process stoppers in most psychotherapy sessions are readily handled by DEH, as what is in the highest good for the client at that moment in the therapy is simultaneously engaged with which “client ego state” needs to be actively guiding the process- using manual MT, conversation, and energy clearing — without missing a beat or disrupting the process— and often rendering an expression in the client’s eyes that says “finally someone is listening to who I am and is going to get it”. As a clinician who has worked for over 20 years with sexually abused and traumatized clients this is astounding to see. Indeed DEH delivers!

   I was delightfully surprised that reading and using the book dispelled my initial fears that energy work would somehow be this woo woo experience that would not hold up to the scrutiny of my clinical standards or the demands of client presentations.

   In the 8 months that I have been practicing from the book I have never found the DEH model to fail to operate with clinical integrity. Delightfully, clients of all ages, backgrounds, and faiths have embraced its use, because as they say – “its simple and straightforward, the taping works, and I am feeling better”.

   But what is perhaps most amazing about DEH is that it offers a means that is clinically sound for each client to develop “practices of being” into their lives – of creating a life based in sound psychological practices that incorporates the spiritual practices of the client, in a way that is generative, ever evolving, and full of spirit.

   To top all of this off- using the model is fun! It seems like I am on a
   
   “healing adventure” with my clients! I never leave a DEH session feeling drained – but rather energized, open and warm to the experience of life, and “full of Spirit”!!!

   Howard Brockman has written an exceptional book! Anyone interested in healing, of opening to their greatest potential, of knowing and living from the true depths of their soul, will gratefully benefit from using this book. I highly recommend it!!!

4. God Lover, on April 12th, 2009 at 4:33 pm Said:

   Review by God Lover for Dynamic Energetic Healing®: Integrating Core Shamanic Practices with Energy Psychology Applications and Processwork Principles
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   2 days before I purchased this book I had an interesting thought. I was wishing that there was a way to “marry” the ancient shamanic ways with more modern techniques such as Energy Medicine. I have background/experience with both.
   
   2 days later I found this book quite by accident (?). Anyway..as a healer this book has been invaluable in showing both ancient and modern ways of dealing with things like psychic attack, soul retrieval, intrusions, etc.
   
   The book is huge, packed with wonderful info/options on how to handle a variety of spiritual issues that may be confronting you or a client. I now consider it one of my bibles that I will refer to again and again. I only wish Mr. Brockman wasn’t so far away, but then.. I’d be on his front doorstep looking for training.

5. Robin Goodfellow, on April 12th, 2009 at 5:07 pm Said:

   Review by Robin Goodfellow for Dynamic Energetic Healing®: Integrating Core Shamanic Practices with Energy Psychology Applications and Processwork Principles
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   While this book can be taken simply as a prescription for improving your life, it is in fact much more.

   First of all, Brockman is a terrific writer. He takes readers through his own personal journey of the quest for meaning, freedom, and health — both physical and spiritual. The account of his own travails and questions is reminiscent of the writings of Huxley, Hesse, and Jung. So it’s an exciting adventure of a read from that standpoint alone.

   But beyond that, this book provides a veritable collection of recipes from which one can develop one’s own mix of methods that will serve to alleviate trauma, find one’s unique purpose in life, improve relationships, and ultimately find true peace of mind.

   If you’re initially put off by some of the notions that may strike you as speculative or unproven, please read on. The essence of the book is pragmatic testing. You can try any of the methods and determine for yourself the validity of their efficacy. Drawing from ancient wisdom traditions and modern cutting edge scientific research, Brockman asks only that you see for yourself if you do not find his studies and experiences to be useful.

6. C. Adams, on April 12th, 2009 at 5:48 pm Said:

   Review by C. Adams for Dynamic Energetic Healing®: Integrating Core Shamanic Practices with Energy Psychology Applications and Processwork Principles
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   I am really enjoying this book. Brockman has a lovely writing style. He is very straightforward, honest and compassionate. This is a great book for therapists who want to enhance the healing process for their clients and a terrific book for the reader’s own process toward a more fulfilling professional and personal life. I just stumbled on it doing a search on Shamanism and counseling. Lucky me.

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