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Celebrating Differences: Wisdom Through Relationships brings together practical spiritual, philosophical and psychological insights, research, and teachings in a way that will appeal to management trainers, family counselors, psychotherapists, aspiring leaders, politicians, and the layperson. It proposes a completely new way of working with all our relationships, one that will lead to our social, political, and personal growth and learning, one that seeks to realistically redefine the value and purpose of our relationships. The time has come for a new perspective on human relationships and what they are really for. It is the need of the hour.
Jimmy Mody
Jimmy Mody has been studying and practicing psychotherapy in many of its forms for more than 21 years. His travails took him through some severe personal circumstances to the study and research of consciousness, spirituality, and psychology. His own life is a miracle in survival.
He has trained in Psychoanalysis, Clinical Hypnotherapy, Transpersonal Regression Therapy, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy, Dialectic Behaviour Therapy, Ego States Therapy, Inner Child Therapy, and Past life Regression Therapy. He is a trained Reiki Master and Pranic Healer.
His first book Journey Beyond describes his own personal life experiences and all that he learnt from them. He brings to his work his hard-earned wisdom along with all his years of studying, researching, and practicing a variety of psychotherapeutic modalities.
He is a serial public speaker who has addressed many platforms from the various Rotary Clubs of Mumbai, the Indus Women’s Association, Sophia Bhaba College, as well as the Tata Institute of Social Sciences.
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