Todd E Pressman is a Clinical Psychologist and international seminar leader. He is widely known for his work with Transpersonal Breathwork and A Course in Miracles. He graduated with degrees in Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania and Saybrook Institute. His books Radical Joy: Awakening Your Potential for True Fulfillment and The Bicycle Repair Shop: A True Story of Recovery from Multiple Personality Disorder have received high acclaim. In 1982, he traveled the world to study the great wisdom and healing traditions, including with a Zen master, a Jain family, a Zoroastrian high priest, Sri Lankan firewalkers and Balinese fakirs. His education also included an internship under Stanislav Grof, mentoring by Stanley Krippner and Raymond Moody, participation in the Council Grove conferences with Elmer Green and other leaders in the Consciousness movement. With a background deeply rooted in tradition (he was groomed by a father whose teachers were taught by Sigmund Freud), he has integrated this wide-ranging experience into a new program of Psychological development called “Holosynthesis”. His working model is based on Michelangelo’s ideal: to release the statue from the stone, the spiritual Self from the overlays of imposed identity, into the discovery of freedom, joy and fulfillment. Todd E Pressman is a Clinical Psychologist and international seminar leader. He is widely known for his work with Transpersonal Breathwork and A Course in Miracles. He graduated with degrees in Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania and Saybrook Institute. His books Radical Joy: Awakening Your Potential for True Fulfillment and The Bicycle Repair Shop: A True Story of Recovery from Multiple Personality Disorder have received high acclaim. In 1982, he traveled the world to study the great wisdom and healing traditions, including with a Zen master, a Jain family, a Zoroastrian high priest, Sri Lankan firewalkers and Balinese fakirs. His education also included an internship under Stanislav Grof, mentoring by Stanley Krippner and Raymond Moody, participation in the Council Grove conferences with Elmer Green and other leaders in the Consciousness movement. With a background deeply rooted in tradition (he was groomed by a father whose teachers were taught by Sigmund Freud), he has integrated this wide-ranging experience into a new program of Psychological development called “Holosynthesis”. His working model is based on Michelangelo’s ideal: to release the statue from the stone, the spiritual Self from the overlays of imposed identity, into the discovery of freedom, joy and fulfillment.

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