The Cinematic Mirror for Psychology and Life Coaching

1. Story Board: The “Filmist” Fall of the Cinematic Fourth Wall
Mary Banks Gregerson

2. Act One: Introduction
Frank S. Pittman

3. When Will Hollywood Get the Family Right?
Jack Cashill

4. The Dawning of Desire Skewed Through a Media Lens and the Loss of American Adolescence: M I 4 U?
Mary Banks Gregerson

5. Lives Through Film: 49 UP and the UP Series as a Longitudinal Study of Personality and Social Change
Kevin Lanning, Samantha A. Montgomery, Justin Bright, Lenore Broming, Misty Hudelson, Rachel E. Pauletti, Garreth Rosenzweig, Rachel Starkings

6. Cinematherapy: Using Movie Metaphors to Explore Real Relationships in Counseling and Coaching
Judy Kuriansky, Jeremy Ortman, Jamie DelBuono, Amy Vallarelli

7. International Cinema: An Abundant Mental Health Resource of Films for Education, Communication, and Transformation
Ryan M. Niemiec

8. Trauma and the Media: How Movies can Create and Relieve Trauma
Ani Kalayjian, Lisa Finnegan Abdolian

9. The Myth of Mental Illness in the Movies and Its Impact on Forensic Psychology
L.E.A. Walker, M. Robinson, R.L. Duros, J. Henle, J. Caverly, S. Mignone, E.R. Zimmerman, B. Apple

10. Looking at Disability Through a Different Lens: Reinterpreting Disability Images in Line with Positive Psychology
Rochelle Balter

11. Cinema as Alchemy for Healing and Transformation: Using the Power of Films in Psychotherapy and Coaching
Birgit Wolz

12. Deconstructing: Perspectives on Perspective-Making
M. Gene Ondrusek

13. The Final Curtain: Movies as Models
Danny Wedding

Nyckelord: Psychology, Clinical Psychology