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Dr. Christina Campbell ,Trauma Psychologist
Dr. Daniel C. Wang, Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine

For the Treatment of Stress and Trauma
Individual, Family and Community

"Dr. Campbell’s Dance of Psyche is an impassioned, urgent and very personal
call to free ourselves from the trance of the machine and to enter into a way
of being that is deeply attuned with the natural rhythms of the body and the
greater dance of life. She eloquently invites us to break out of the
time-driven, mechanical mindset and lifestyle that generates so much of our
disease and trauma, and to be more authentic, vulnerable and connected to one

-John Prendergast,Ph.D. Adjunct Assistant Professor, CIIS. Author of writings on Transpersonal Psychology and EMDR
"For over thirty years, I have deeply respected D. Campbell’s passion for
knowledge and insight, not only for herself, but for others and society at
large. She is a healer, teacher, artist, and dancer, and one who has the
courage to go "beneath the surface" in her role as a researcher seeking the
collective links between illness and health. Dr. Campbell has orchestrated a remarkable and honest book about relationship and healing which emphasizes the unifying significance of music and dance. The reader is taken on a journey of thoughtful discovery."

Anne Nelson, RN,PsyD
Dr. Christina Campbell correlates contenporary speeded rhythms with
alienation, depression, illness and violence. A moving and historical
account of healing through sacred dance, the author not only illuminates the roots of the problem in our culture but inspires hope for its cure through

Tina Stromstead Ph.D. ADTR, Dance Therapist
"The words in this book are reflections of the deep and sensitive history of
the Roma people (my people). I hope every one who reads this book will
understand what the Human race is going to be in a short time if we don’t
stop the hate toward each other. Thank you Christina."

Julia Pecak, Roma from Hungary,
Owner of Bistro E. Europe, with Gypsy Flavor, San Francisco, California.
We thought that technology is going to bring us new way of life and thinking,
it’s rather opposite. We lost the basic of humanity, where we don’t have
time for anybody. Christina is bringing out the multi-layered issues that
are ignored (no time to think),in our society. Please read it and heal

Roma Acitivist from Kosovo and President, Voice of Roma, Graton,