Daniel Benor
I'm a wholistic psychiatric psychotherapist, passionate to teach self-healing, bodymind approaches and personal spiritual awareness. I authored Healing Research, Vol. 1-3 and many articles on wholistic healing; edit the International Journal of Healing & Caring, a Founding Diplomate of the American Board of Holistic Medicine; and appear internationally on radio and TV.
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Articles by this Author
Why Would You Say "WHEE!" When You Are Stressed?
- By Daniel Benor
- 02/24/2008
- Alternative Medicine
- 748 words
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I'm a frustrated psychiatrist. I trained back in the years when psychiatry was all psychotherapy. I continue to have a passion to help people deal with their problems through talking therapy but Psychiatry has changed over the years into being only focused on prescribing medications. To maintain my own sanity, and to be able to continue to help people who came to me with the sorts of problems described below, I developed WHEE.
Two Quick Ways To Sort Out Your Hassles: Transactional Analysis and WHEE
- By Daniel Benor
- 03/10/2008
- Psychology
- 923 words
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Transactional Analysis (TA) was developed by Eric Berne over 50 years ago. It still stands as one of the best maps for navigating the inner wellsprings and outer seas of the human condition.
Berne simplified the language of psychoanalysis so that everyone can understand it. He noted that we all have inner ego states (regardless of our age) that serve important functions in life.
Berne simplified the language of psychoanalysis so that everyone can understand it. He noted that we all have inner ego states (regardless of our age) that serve important functions in life.
Make Friends With Your Nightmares
- By Daniel Benor
- 04/2/2008
- Stress Management
- 851 words
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Nightmares - the kind that wake us with our heart beating wildly and our whole body tensed and ready to do battle with the baddies or run away - are often experienced as very frightening and worrisome.
Many want to forget their bad dreams as soon as possible. They don't realize these could be missed opportunities for enrichment in their lives.
Many want to forget their bad dreams as soon as possible. They don't realize these could be missed opportunities for enrichment in their lives.
The Busy Body - A Sibling Of Eckhart Tolle's Pain Body
- By Daniel Benor
- 04/11/2008
- Psychology
- 772 words
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Have you ever noticed that your mind is chattering constantly? Have you ever been able to stop this chatter? Almost everyone answers, "Yes" to the first question and "No" to the second one.
I call this part of ourselves the busy body. It is like a restless, frisky kitten, pouncing on anything that draws its attention and batting it about with no particular purpose other than to keep itself constantly busy.
I call this part of ourselves the busy body. It is like a restless, frisky kitten, pouncing on anything that draws its attention and batting it about with no particular purpose other than to keep itself constantly busy.
Taming Your Scary Internal Tigers
- By Daniel Benor
- 04/26/2008
- Alternative Medicine
- 460 words
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Conventional medicine attacks, fights and wants to conquer diseases, and invests enormous resources in counteracting natural processes such as aging and death. About 30 percent of medical costs are spent on the last month of life, to little avail other than to stimulate the medical economy and to pretend that modern medicine can deal with death.
By battling something we label as an enemy we are actually giving it lots of energy and perpetuating its negative existence.
By battling something we label as an enemy we are actually giving it lots of energy and perpetuating its negative existence.

