INTERVIEW WITH ARNOLD AND AMY MINDELL
Amy and Arnold Mindell are American psychologists, the founders of the process-oriented school of psychology, and well-known authors. They worked as a team, teaching and working on conflict resolution and organizational development projects for small and large businesses, cities, Aboriginal communities, and governments.
Arny and Amy invited us to their home in Yachats, Oregon. Our meeting was initially planned as an interview on creativity, but we ended up discussing various topics. The masters shared how they met and found their calling, talked about physics, and touched on the topics of life and death.
Arny is no longer physically present; he has passed away. However, his ideas and light continue to stay with us.
He is the author of 23 books in over 35 languages.
Dr. AMY MINDELL helped develop process work in the areas of coma, creativity, dance, and facilitator styles.
She has written many books. Amy is also an artist, puppet maker, singer-songwriter, and dancer. Her most recent musical CD is First Bloom.
Process-oriented psychology - is a multi-level awareness practice as well as a trans-disciplinary approach supporting individuals, relationships, and groups to discover themselves.
Processwork grew out of Arny Mindell’s studies in Physics at M. I. T., and psychology at the Jung Institute in Zurich, and Amy’s studies in dance and theater, as well as their contacts with indigenous and modern peoples the world over.
Shooting location:
USA, California
Date:
2017
