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| Academy for Guided Imagery: Information is provided about the Academy, the use of interactive guided imagery, what guided information can do for you, self-healing tools and information, comments by others on the AGI, self-care tests, FAQs, audio clips, contacting the AGI, media information, related links, and locating a practitioner. Professionals can find information on training programs, information services, conferences, and books. | | American Association for the Study of Mental Imagery: The AASMI promotes research and the application of research to expand the ways guided imagery is used to address human suffering and mental development. Information is provided on membership, conferences, workshops, mailing list notification of events, membership lists for finding a therapist (with email addresses and web sites), and indices to the Journal of Imagination, Cognition, and Personality. | | Center for Conscious Living - Illinois: Carol B. Low, Psy.D. is a clinical psychologist licensed in Illinois and Indiana. Practice includes using guided imagery to address: ADHD, eating disorders, addictions, depression, anxiety, phobias, trauma, abuse, grief, marriage and other relationships, and self-esteem. Other services are support groups, lectures, and articles. | | Guided Imagery, Hypnosis, and Ericksonian Therapy: Information on practice guidelines, news, continuing education, associations, licensing by state, employment, and patient support groups. Further resources of free e-books, journals, patient hand-outs, and other references. | | Guided Imagery, Inc. - Ohio: Information on stress and the use of guided imagery, including research results. Diane Tusek, RN and BSN, offers services, lectures, staff training, and imagery cassette tapes. | | Rajan's Mind-Body Page: Personal web page with a self-authored article explaining guided imagery, with case notes and references. | | The Imagery Training Institute: For practicing clinicians and other mental health professionals who want to integrate imagery into their psychotherapeutic work, and for anyone who wants to use imagery for personal growth and healing. |
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