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Bibliography for Core Connexion Training

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Recommended Readings

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• • Angeles Arrien:
    • The Four Fold Way, 1993 San Francisco
    • The Tarot Book
    • Gratitude
    • The second half of life
  • Martine Batchelor: Let Go, A Buddhist Guide to breaking free from habits
  • Flora Bowley: Creative Revolution… and other books on painting
  • Tara Brach:
    • Radical Acceptance, New York 2003
    • True Refuge, 2012
  • Stuart Brown: Play, how it shapes the brain, opens the Imagination, …
  • Richard D. Carson: Taming your Gremlin, 1983, New York, funny and clever.
  • Christine Caldwell: Getting our Bodies Back, Body centered Psychotherapy!
  • Pema Chodron:
    • When Things fall apart
    • The places that scare you
  • Norman Doidge: The brain that changes itself.
  • Barbara Ehrenreich: Dancing in the Streets – a history of collective joy
  • Donna Farhi: Yoga Mind, Body and Spirit – A return to wholeness
  • Eric Franklin: Dance imagery (all very practical)
  • James S Gordon: Unstuck, your seven stage journey out of depression
  • Linda Graham: Bouncing Back, Rewiring your brain for maximum resilience and well-being
  • Hafiz: translated by Daniel Ladinsky:
    • The Gift, Poems by Hafiz
    • The Subject Tonight is Love (my favorites!)
  • Joan Halifax: The fruitful darkness – Buddhist practice and tribal wisdom
  • Anna Halprin: Returning to Health (very good! some lesson plans are in it too).
  • Daria Halprin: The expressive body in life, art and therapy
  • Peggy Hackney: Making Connections: Total Body Integration Through Bartenieff
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  • Rick Hanson + Richard Mendius: Buddha’s Brain, 2009 Oakland
  • Rick Hanson: Hardwiring Happiness: The New Brain Science of Contentment, Calm, and
    Confidence, 2013
  • Roger Housden: 10 poems to change your life, 2003 New York
  • Cheri Huber: When you’re falling, dive! / Suffering is optional,….!
  • Catherine Ingram: Passionate Presence, New York 2003
  • Stanley Keleman: Somatic Reality, 1979 Berkeley
  • Jack Kornfield:
    • After the Ecstasy the Laundry (great Meditation teacher, all other books
      great too.)
    • The wise Heart (Buddhist Psychology)
  • Mirka Knaster: Discovering the Body’s Wisdom, 1996, New York
  • Ron Kurtz: Hakomi
  • Anodea Judith:
    • Wheels of Life. (Chakras and psyche!)
    • Eastern body, Western mind…. and others
  • Rod Judkins: The Art of Creative Thinking, 89 ways to see things differently
  • Stephen Levine: A Year to Live, 1997 New York
  • Peter Levine:
    • Waking the Tiger (Trauma and the Body)!
    • Healing Trauma
  • Phillip Moffit:
    • Emotional chaos to clarity
    • Dancing with life (Great Buddhist teacher!)
  • Richard Moss: The mandala of being
  • Stephen Nachmanovitch: Free Play, the power or improvisation in live and the arts
  • Mary Oliver: (my favorite Poet… I have all of her books now…)
  • Andrea Olsen: several good books on the body and dance!
  • Wendy Palmer:
    • The intuitive Body, 1994, North Atlantic Books, Whole Book, Berkeley (is a
      must!)
    • The Practice of Freedom, 2002 Berkeley, excerpts
  • Johanna Putnoi: Senses wide open, The art and practice of living in your body, 2012,
    Berkeley
  • John J Ratey, MD, Spark, the revolutionary new science of exercise and the brain
  • Natalie Rogers: The Creative Connection, Expressive Arts as Healing 1993, Palo Alto
  • Jack Lee Rosenberg /Majorie Rand /Diane Asay: Body, Self and Soul:
    Sustaining Integration
  • Sharon Salzberg: Loving Kindness, Boston, 1997, (Meditation… and other books)
  • Philip Shepherd: New Self New World, Recovering our senses in the twenty-first century,
    2010
  • Jill Bolte Taylor: My Stroke of Insight, 2006
  • Thich Nhat Hanh: (All interesting and the world needs more of this)
  • Eckhardt Tolle: (all good)
  • Stephen Wolinsky: Quantum Consciousness, 1993 (quantum psychology!)
  • Ruth Zaporah: Action Theater, 1995 Berkeley, (works as handbook, when you are teaching)
  • Jon Kabat Zinn: (all good), Buddhist Teacher and stress management clinic

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Eva’s Favorite Dance movies:

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• Anna Halprin:
  • Breath made visible
  • Returning Home
• Wardance: Documentary about children in refugee camps, using dance as a means of
  healing their trauma
• Rize: Documentary on inner City kids, using dance to work with aggression creatively
• Billy Eliot: fiction, sweet movie about a miner’s kid in Scottland, his journey into the dance
• Pina: Dance, dance … otherwise we are lost. Documentary about the Choreographer Pina
  Bausch