Media Archive

You can now download recordings of Process Work events!

Madness and Disability Rights: A Community Forum on Mental Health (WMA)

Portland Police Bureau's Crisis Intervention Team training program (WMA)
Research Symposium presented by:
Lt. Sara Westbrook, Team leader, and former Crisis Intervention Coordinator, Portland Police Bureau
Julie Diamond, PhD, Consultant & facilitator; Director of Training & Program Development, Process Work Institute
Kay Peterson, Nurse Practitioner, Project Respond
Liesbeth Gerritsen, PhD, Crisis Intervention Coordinator, Portland Police Bureau
Mary Otto, Curriculum Specialist, Portland Police Training Division
Detective Carole Miller, Portland Police Bureau

Understanding Chronic Pain (WMA)
Research Symposium presented by:
Roger Lore, DAOM, LAC, Pierre Morin, MD, PhD & Duncan Soule, MD
Powerpoint that accompanies Pierre Morin's presentation

Process Work and Organizational Change (WMA)
Stephen Schuitevoerder, Phd

MACF Cohort 1 Final Projects
Anne Murphy: Ah! Sweet Mythtery of Life, At Last I've Found You (WMA)

Barbara Burkhardt: Facilitation as an Everyday Practice: The Concept of the Participant Facilitator in Process Work (WMA)

Daisuke Kato: The Insight Facilitator (WMA)

Errol Amerasekera: Stepping into the World, Stepping into Ourselves: Examining the Relationship betweenOrganizational Development, Process Work Theory and Inner Work (WMA) Additional PDF file

Heike Hamann: What is Organizational Development from a Process Work Perspective? An Interview StudyUsing Qualitative Methods (WMA) Additional PPT file

Jennifer Kleskie: The Facilitator and the Shaman: An Exploration of Process Work Interventions in Family Therapy (WMA)

Midori Kiriyama: Hiroshima Helix: Digging for Bones under the Supermarket (WMA)

Mikio Ohgushi: Interfaith dialogues between Zen Buddhists and Evangelical Christians (WMA) Additional PDF file

Nancy Papathanasiou: The Process of History-Making Conflicts: Subjectively Revisiting Three Historical Conflicts
in Process Work Terms (WMA) Additional PDF file

Norio Hiromizu: Growing a Culture that Respects Diversity: An Exploration of the Application of the Deeply Democratic Approach of Mindell's Open Forum Process (WMA)

Penny Watson: Yearning for a Better World: A Social Education Project (WMA)

Yelena Udy: The Meeting of an Individual and an Organizational Myth (WMA)


What is Process Work and Working With Extreme States
Part 1 (mp3)
Part 2 (mp3)
An extended interview with Jean-Claude and Arlene Audergon
Produced by Will Hall of Freedom Center

Working with the World (Part 1, Part 2)
Research Symposium September 16, 2006
Multiple Presenters

Psychotropics (Part 1, Part 2)(WMA)
Research Symposium Presentation by Teresa Fudge
May 21, 2006

Abuse and Trauma (WMA)
Research Symposium Presentation by Emetchi
March 19, 2006

"One Culture – Two Cultures: How many guns do you need to split a culture forever? A presentation on the division and reunion of Germany after WWII" (WMA)
Research Symposium Presentation by Heiko Spoddeck
February 19, 2006

Presentation on Azerbaijan
Part 1; Part 2 (WMA)
Presentation by Elturan N. Ismayilov
February 18, 2006
Download the accompanying documents for this lecture (ZIP)

"The Social and Health Impact of Inequality" (WMA)
Public Lecture by Pierre Morin, Ph.D.
February 11, 2006
Download the PowerPoint presentation for this lecture

"Making Conflict Work: Facilitating Public Dialogue and Dispute" (WMA)
Public Lecture by Julie Diamond, Ph.D.
January 25, 2006

"Processing social marginality in theory and practice"
Part A, Part B (Windows Media)
Research Symposium Presentation by Joe Goodbread
December 9, 2005

"Assisting Patients in Withdrawn & Confused States" (Windows Media file)
Public Lecture by Pierre Morin, Ingrid Rose and Dean Yamamoto
November 3, 2005

"Migration Processes in Europe" (Windows Media file)
Ph.D. Presentation by Aleksandra Zavos
October 1, 2005

"An Alzheimers Surprise Party"
by Tom Richards, Stan Tomandl, Ann Jacob (WMA)
October 16, 2005

"Forgetfulness"
by Nader Shabahangi (WMA)
October 16, 2005

Accompanying PowerPoint presentation #1
Accompanying PowerPoint Presentation #2