Sexualities & Genders

Reflections from the psychosynthesis community on sexualities and genders.

Contents

• Arran Knight on sexual consent, calling for a “mature masculinity”
• Dr Angie Fee explores sexuality and gender, focusing on the significance of identification
• David England explores sexuality and creative impulses
• Trust Trainer Angie Fee on how psychosynthesis challenges dualism
• Angie Fee calls on therapists to understand how gender and sexual identities interconnect
• Trust Trainers Nick Field and Gian Montagna on Gender, Sexual and Relational Diversities (GSRD)
• Trust Trainer Dermod Moore explores the ‘culture wars’ of contemporary times
• Book review of Critical and Experiential: Dimensions in Gender and Sexual Diversity by Angie Fee.
• The Dynamic Map of Being: Sexuality, soul and spirit by David England

Articles & Videos

Trust graduate and men’s group facilitator Arran Knight calls for a “mature masculinity”, addressing how people of different genders require different education on sexual consent due to its systemic nature.

Having the conversation with students about sexual consent

Dr Angie Fee’s exploration of sexuality and gender, focusing on the significance of identification as a route to non duality

Through, With and In

Psychosynthesis psychotherapist David England explores sexuality as being at the centre of our creative impulses.

‘Sex : Self : Spirit’ by David England

Psychosynthesis psychotherapist and Trust Trainer Angie Fee dissects how psychosynthesis can challenge the dualism inherent in western thinking.

https://psychosynthesistrust.org.uk/non-duality-within-and-across-the-divide/

Angie Fee calls on therapists to understand how gender and sexual identities interconnect with wider social contexts beyond the therapy room.

Angie Fee: The Personal is Political – a bifocal vision

Trust Trainers Nick Field and Gian Montagna reflect on how transpersonal psychotherapy can support clients with Gender, Sexual and Relational Diversities (GSRD).

https://psychosynthesistrust.org.uk/31752-2/

Dermod Moore, a Trainer at the Trust, explores the ‘culture wars’ of contemporary times and asks: is there a better way?

What if we chose to focus on what unites us? Dermod Moore

A book review of Critical and Experiential: Dimensions in Gender and Sexual Diversity by Angie Fee.

Critical & Experiential: Dimensions in Gender and Sexual Diversity

Read the paper The Dynamic Map of Being by David England – new way of representing humans, based on Native American Medicine Wheels.

The Dynamic Map of Being: Sexuality, Soul Spirit by David England

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