Arnold Mindell

Arnold Mindell (born 1940) is an American psychotherapist, writer and the founder of Process Oriented Psychology, living in Portland, Oregon. He has written 20 books that have been published in 24 languages. He graduated with a masters degree from MIT in 1961 in Cambridge, Massachusetts,and pursued further graduate study at the at the ETH in Switzerland. After he developed a friendship with Franz Ricklin, the head of the Jung Institute there, which evolved into a therapeutic relationship, he discontinued the study of physics and became a Jungian analyst, with a PhD awarded in 1972 in psychology from the Union Institute for his work on synchronicity. In 1977, he became a Jungian training analyst, and published his first book, Dreambody:...