FRANK MORRIS ARTICLES TO DOWNLOAD

 "Nothing turns on therapists more than talking about feelings! A model is needed that is elegant in that it provides a sufficient map of the territory, while being simple so that anyone who can talk can understand it.  SASHET accomplishes that." 

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"In this short paper I will avoid the deepest rooted ‘weeds’ like Narcissism 

and the Script, both of which are year round and daily destroy human freedom. Instead, I will concentrate on the ‘pullable’ weeds and offer light suggestions for gardeners of the soul. People, too, are complex. Still, it is popular to make simple generalizations

- usually on the basis of good/bad, nice/rude, smart/dumb, conservative/liberal, pretty/ugly or other easy dualism's. The brain makes snap judgments and categorizes people with enormous rapidity."  [TOP OF PAGE]

"...it is important to give the person

permission to feel what was lost years ago. Since we now live in an age of information, it is good homework to write full explanations of each step on the Anatomy of a Trauma."

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This article outlines steps for freeing people from traumas.  Feeling and thinking strategies and tactics are provided.  

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"People, too, are complex. Still, it is popular to make simple generalizations

- usually on the basis of good/bad, nice/rude, smart/dumb, conservative/liberal, pretty/ugly or other easy dualism's. The brain makes snap judgments and categorizes people with enormous rapidity."

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"Question: Is there a Napoleon script where an unremarkable person gets into proving himself for an entire lifetime? What do you think? Is it necessary? Why isn’t just living life sufficient? Is it possible that Freud was right about grownup life being so influenced by a child’s thinking and situation that he (or she) simple repeats the same themes over and over…until death do them part?"

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"..A client unwittingly reveals his or her unconscious life Script in the first therapeutic interview.   To my query "Tell me about yourself", they describe an established pattern from childhood where some traumatic something was almost a daily occurrence.  This means they unconsciously play and set up the same scene over and over again in real life as an adult.  The great challenge of therapy is to break that pattern and set the person on a free course to live and do as is chosen, not as determined.." [TOP OF PAGE]

"What has fascinated me are the ways we lose our solitariness and belong to this or that: a social club, a team, a work place of compatriots, a church, or a group dedicated to a given purpose.  In other words, there is something about human nature that pulls us to belong."

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