The Primalworks - http://www.primalworks.com
Sam's website contains extensive information on Primal Integration, his practice, recommended reading, Primal Zen and more. It is updated regularly.

Primal Integration is a unified approach to growth and healing that combines deep psychotherapy, spiritual practice, and wholistic healthcare within a safe, non-directive relationship.

• Primal therapy
• Client-centered counselling
• Conflict resolution
• Zen meditation
• Gestalt

Primal Integration work can resolve many symptoms and their causes, such as depression, grief, anxiety, rage; addictions, relationship dysfunction, career and life direction; physical and stress-related illnesses; pre and perinatal trauma; physical, sexual and emotional abuse.

Primal Integration is a thorough, but non-directive approach that offers Four Levels of Involvement: Cognitive, Expressive, Integrative, and Universal. Most people looking for resolution to their problems can find a level that works best for their needs and degree of commitment.

Sam Turton is a Primal Integration therapist/facilitator practicing a unified approach to growth and healing that is an expression of his extensive personal background in Zen, Taoism, aboriginal awareness, natural living and primal. Sam is also an accomplished artist, musician and writer.

In addition to his private practice, Sam is on staff for intensives at the Primal Integration Center of Michigan, and, with director Barbara Bryan, is offering a series of residential training intensives for facilitators. An active member of the International Primal Association Board of Directors, Sam also serves as Newsletter Editor and Publications Committee Chair.

Offering emotion-focused and body-centered psychotherapy in the Primal tradition. Bachelor's degree in Mental Health counseling and Master's degree in Community Counseling. Over 25 years of experience in primal techniques and theory as a client, therapist-trainee, and therapist. Student of and trained by Jules and Helen Roth, pioneers in the field of Primal therapy, during an experiential 3½ year training program in the 1980's. Specializing in PTSD, birth and intrauterine trauma, childhood developmental wounding, and grief/loss work. Careful emphasis placed on utilizing and synthesizing adult consciousness/awareness while clients engage in the hard work of deep process regressive therapy. Integrating the latest in neurobiological research for most effective approach to treating unresolved trauma.

E-mail address: keeferware@comcast.net
Website: www.primaltherapycolorado.com
Phone: (303) 424-4973

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RealSelf Services offers primal-related feeling-centered depth therapy. It's a way to break through timeless hurt and the 'stuckness' of self, and to reclaim one's birthright of light and energy.

"I received my Master's in clinical counseling at the University of Dayton, and went through Ohio's unusually rigorous licensure process (requiring not merely the standard internships, but many post-Masters clinical classes), resulting in the Licensed Professional Counselor license. Through the past eight years, I have studied, practiced, developed theory about, and refined an expertise in primal-related, deep-feeling therapy."

Fred Lubin, LPC
2362 E. Prospect Rd., Suite 100
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Tel.: 970-988-1953

E-Mail: RealSelfPsych@hotmail.com

Website: RealSelf Services

It has been thirty-three years since Dr. Christie became involved in primal therapy. He had his primal therapy at the Primal Institute of Los Angeles. In 1976 he began the training program.

In 1989, after a stint in the construction business, he returned to join Psychologist Arthur Janov at the Primal Training Center in Venice, California, and worked there as an instructor in the principles of Primal theory and practice for budding primal therapists.

He presently has a private practice in the therapy in Los Angeles, and may be contacted at:

jonty@ix.netcom.com or by
telephone: (323) 852-7134

Dr. Christie has written On False Memories, Primal Therapy and its Alternatives which appears on this website. The article is accompanied with interesting Author's Notes.