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Tommy Barnes called time on a dreary and frustrating experience in Britain to relocate with his family to French wine country in order to brew beer there. The story of the resultant misadventures, difficulties and eventual triumphs is self-deprecating and surreal, with beer recipes featuring throughout.

The former Mayor of London and leader of the GLC lists his favourite places and aspects of London then and now, from architecture and politics to anecdotes and favourite tube lines.

Annie returns to France as a student only to find her brother in a mental hospital, her father often absent and her Sunday School teacher gone missing, with her investigations yielding a discovery potentially cataclysmic for all of them. For fans of Kate Atkinson and Mark Haddon.

Following a double bereavement Rose Gregory takes refuge at a dank and decaying monastery which turns out to be a hotbed of bullying and cruelty causing Gregory to intervene violently. Grief is contemplated without sentimentality in this all-the-more moving novel from the "Lights On Dark Water" author.

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Carl Gustav Jung pioneered the transformative potential of the deep unconscious. Psychedelic substances provide direct and powerful access to this inner world. How, then, might Jungian psychology help us to better understand the nature of psychedelic experiences? And how might psychedelics assist the movement toward psychological transformation described by Jung? Jungian depth psychology and psychedelic psychotherapy are both concerned with co...

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Explores the impact of psychosis and alternative methods of treatment based on art and other integrative strategies.

Nearly twenty years ago, while trying to meditate early one morning at his home in San Jose, California, the author noticed that if he quieted the chatter in his head, he heard rain falling on the roof in a way that felt intimate and sacred. This brought weeping, along with grief. Following the trajectory of this and similar experiences, the author moved with his young family to the mountains of Montana and envisioned the possibility of experi...

Most of us encounter trauma at some point in our lives, whether directly through our own experiences or indirectly through relationships with trauma victims. Hale describes these encounters as journeys to "The Red Place" - an emotionally intense state of being often beyond conscious awareness that contains both the heroic and the monstrous aspects of past violations, a place where we can both experience the pain of trauma and find the strength...

A fascinating, engaging, and jargon-free account of personality disorders and their treatment.

Psychiatry has eschewed the spiritual dimension in pursuit of scientific credibility. Yet psychiatrists are daily confronted by problems of meaning and purpose that neither medical nor psychological treatments alone can relieve. However, a new post-materialist science is emerging that understands consciousness to be primary and intrinsic to the workings of the universe. We become aware of this supreme reality through the agency of the soul, a ...