Experienced psychosynthesis psychotherapist David England shares his latest paper, The Dynamic Map of Being, with the Trust.
The Dynamic Map of Being is in itself a new way of representing humans, based on Native American Medicine Wheels. David draws on research by Harley SwiftDeer Reagan, developing and blending theories for a psychosynthetic approach that can be used by psychotherapists.
You can read David’s paper here.
About David England:
David is a UKCP Registered psychosynthesis psychotherapist in private practice in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead. He trained as a psychosynthesis psychotherapist at The Institute of Psychosynthesis London, receiving his MA and Diploma in 1998. For four years—alongside his psychotherapy practice—he worked with a colleague providing psychosynthesis based personal development coaching and training for business organisations, then for seven years he worked as a course tutor at The Institute of Psychosynthesis London. He trained as a Shamanic Practitioner at Eagle’s Wing College of Contemporary Shamanism in 2012. Impressed by the synergy between Psychosynthesis and Shamanism, he wrote Soulfulness, The Marriage of Shamanic and Contemporary Psychology (Karnak Books, 2017). He has integrated Shamanic thought and practice into his psychosynthesis psychotherapy practice. He is also a professional storyteller and a member of the actors’ union Equity. He is the co-author of Berkshire Folk Tales (The History Press, 2013) and Lancashire Folk Tales (The History Press, 2014).