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Psychology of Vision (PoV) is a creative school, community and model of transpersonal healing that is aligned with A Course in Miracles. Based on the core principle of love and a rebalancing of our masculine and feminine aspects, it has changed the lives of thousands globally.
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Psychology of Vision was developed by Chuck Spezzano, Ph.D...
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Psychology of Vision was developed by Chuck Spezzano, Ph.D and Lency Spezzano, M.S. through their psychological practice. Between them, they have over 80 years experience in working with clients, developing and honing more efficient ways of working with the mind and utilizing grace to improve lives.
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The purpose of this review is to bring together to the physiology and psychology of vision and to analyze, based on our own data and on the available literature, the relationship between sight loss and individual reactions.
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Chuck Spezzano, Ph. D., and Lency Spezzano, M.S., are the founders of the Psychology of Vision, a transpersonal model of healing that employs cutting edge psychological tools and methodology and wields the miracle power of grace.
The pedagogical arc . A complete offering. This in-depth and carefully crafted program includes more than 70 video and audio recordings featuring Chuck and Lency, as well as beautifully presented written materials: twenty easy-to-follow chapters packed with invaluable exercises.
Aug 7, 2003 · The book starts by pointing out the weaknesses in our traditional approaches to vision and the reason we need this new approach. It then gives a thorough description of basic details of the visual and oculomotor systems necessary to understand active vision.
