This survey of the psychotherapy of unusual states focuses on panic as a life experience, reviewing its symptoms, causes, and providing insights into how patients cope with anxiety. Chapters will appeal to clinicians and psychologists, providing keys to therapy and models for understanding anxiety states.

Who knew that fear could affect people's lives in so many different ways? This book deals with nervous breakdowns; anxiety- and fear-related illnesses; even the ways that fear affects creative people, most notably Edvard Munch. It's definitely an eye-opener, and a page-turner as well. And it's got a great cover.

This collection of writings by some renowned psychotherapists, including Jean Houston and James Hillman, integrates the spiritual, creative, and psychological aspects of psychotherapy in the tradition of C.G. Jung. The authors skillfully draw upon the perennial spiritual traditions, as well as creative arts, mythology, and mysticism and integrate them with intelligence and grace into a psychology of the soul.

What to do if you're trying to make something as stupid and boring as the bible into something that a poor gullible child will accept? This is the problem faced by the authors, and they do a half-way decent job of presenting bible idiocy as something partly entertaining as a comic book. Should be useful for gullible, brainwashed parents attempting to produce gullible, brainwashed children. Start them with Santa, and if they believe that, move on to the bible in comic book form.

Great idea with uneven results. Some superb art in places, but not always as an appropriate counterpoint to the accompanying Scriptures. The parts that do succeed are worth the cover price alone.

This book was well received by me and my teenagers. There needs to be more artistic interpretations like this that tackle scripture. Not every translation done in this book is accurate to the Word of God but every piece is brilliant in its own right. Bravo! Encore!