A general theory of love

[Edward Schreiber]

I would add only that most related work on trauma, Judith Herman,  
Bessel, and others
all build upon this one book.  It is a standard text in the  
psychodrama workshop I teach at Lesley.

Ed


On Feb 22, 2008, at 4:04 PM, georgia rigg wrote:

> Yay Adam!  He was the speaker at the ASGPP conference
> in 2002 in New York.  I love his book, and it
> completely supports psychodrama and psychomotor
> therapy!  Warmly, Georgia Rigg
> --- Adam Blatner <adam at blatner.com> wrote:
>
>> Dear Pals, I've just been reading an exciting book:
>>
>>     Lewis, Thomas; Amini, Fara; & Lannon, Richard.
>> (2000). A general theory of love. New York: Random
>> House.
>>          Good book---speaks of our deep bonding
>> tendencies and needs. In line with Dan Goleman's
>> more recent book on Social Intelligence.
>>
>>     Did this guy ever speak at one of our
>> conferences? Or was it someone with a similar name
>> or theme? The authors live and work in the San
>> Francisco area.
>>
>>     Warmly,
>>
>> Adam Blatner, M.D.
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