Re: Writer's cramp

Thanks Mr.Lankton.Your answer showed some important aspects about the case.I understood your point of view.Each client need a particular approach,I knew that. But to know the way is not to walk on the way.We need listening sugestions and changing experiences and these things become a kind of "holding-motivation".Now ,he doesn't think about suicide(my client) and we are in another point of therapeutic proccess...more one...and he knows that his therapist and other persons like you and Yapko are trying to help him...and so...life is a good thing...the world is a good thing and he goes on ...step by step...making wonderfull generalizations...and his anxiety about writer's cramp solution could wait while he thinks to study, because he wants becoming a phisiotherapist now. Thanks a lot. Oh! Excuse me,more one thing,I'm trying with a brazilian publisher to translate your books,Carol's books and all things which Erickson touched.He was a great person and at Rio de Janeiro University I teach about his ideas and all of you.I studied with Zeig,Gilligan and Johann Kluczny.We have some books translated but we need more.Brazilians professor haven't much money.Then if you could send me suggestions or some material to my personal address,like mographies I and my students will be happy.I sent you a E-mail with my place. I know...I spoke too much...perhaps in a wrong place...but with the right person.My heart go with you.THANKS!!!

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