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Gregory T. Hitter,
PhD, in addition to having pursued a formal study of perennial wisdom, mysticism,
and consciousness studies, holds several celebrated credentials for outstanding
achievement in both postmodern science and depth psychology. As an undergraduate
studying toward a Bachelor of Science in Physics and Mathematics, which
included a study of quantum physics and nonlinear dynamics (Chaos &
Complexity Theory), Dr. Hitter received numerous awards for academic and
creative excellence at the State University in Bemidji, Minnesota, graduating
Summa Cum Laude. The awards included The Outstanding Senior in Physics Award,
The Argonne Scholar Award, and The Outstanding Student Paper/Work of Creativity
Award, as well as formal recognition as an Outstanding Student in Mathematics.
Along with considerable clinical practice in psychodynamic psychotherapy,
Dr. Hitter holds a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Clinical Psychology from
the California Graduate Institute in Los Angeles, where he continued a study
of psychoanalytic, Jungian, and general psychology that began while obtaining
a Bachelor of Arts degree in psychology from Gustavus Adolphus College (St.
Peter, Minnesota). At his doctoral graduation ceremonies (1995), Dr. Hitter
was granted The Josephine Bernstein Research Award for The Best Theoretical
Dissertation of the Year, for a paper on the nonlinear, Chaotic nature of
the psyche, which coupled the new postmodern sciences with perennial wisdom
in implementing an expanded postmodern Metaphysics of the Self. The dissertation,
which provides the basis for his book entitled Freud's Innuendo and Jamshid's
Cup: The Postmodern Quest for Self in the Shadow of the Newtonian World,
received an unprecedented review from the faculty of the California Graduate
Institute, where Dr. Hitter teaches courses from time to time on the metaphysics
of psychology and consciousness.
Since 1995, Dr. Hitter has been traveling in the United States, Europe,
and Asia, lecturing to scientific and medical groups, writing, and focusing
on his professional development. Part of this has included the development
of a new modality aimed at healing states of consciousness, which involves
a wider, more nonlinear postmodern view than that typically understood by
mechanistic psychology (explored in the aforementioned book), and which
involves the implementation of techniques effecting and uniting the deep
infrastructure of consciousness and its energy – a more profoundly
causal level of the psyche than the behavior, thought, imagery, and emotion
that typically form the focus of modern psychotherapy. Dr. Hitter is currently
publishing editor of the newsletter SelfQuest™ and offers seminars
in the US and Europe on postmodern healing paradigms, as well as training
and private sessions in the SelfQuesting Approach.
1995 Greg Hitter, PhD and the SelfQuesting Center for Whole Being.™
(310) 785-7252 or (888) 326-8994 Offering group workshops, training, and
private sessions in the SelfQuesting Approach™ and essential oil use
for wholing and expanding states of consciousness. Mail: 206 Loma Bonita
Dr., San Luis Obispo, CA 93401 USA. Internet: Email: greg@selfquesting.com
or SelfQuest@compuserve.com. Web: http://www.selfquesting.com .
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