Dr. Randy W. Green, Director, is a New York State Licensed Psychologist and member of several professional organizations: The American Psychological Association, The National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology, The Society of Neuro-Linguistic Programming and Applied Behavioral Technologies. During the past three decades, Dr. Green has accrued a wide range of experience as a clinician, consultant, educator, columnist, public speaker, hospital administrator and community leader. He has conducted a private psychology practice for several decades, written and published hundreds of articles in newspapers and magazines, offered public lectures through community organizations, conducted informative radio programs; and taught college courses in psychology.Dr. Joseph Riggio (Foreword) has been a trusted adviser to senior executives in Fortune 500 companies, entrepreneurs, business owners and professionals globally since 1990. He specializes in leadership decision-making and learning design. He is a keynote speaker and author of the book “Towards a Theory of Transpersonal Decision-Making in Human Systems,” as well as many articles about the personal/professional development and learning methodologies he has developed, including The Mythogenic Self Process. This is a process of how we discover and express our "identity" in both neuro-biological and experiential form.

• [Work in Progress TOC] IntroductionPart I: Where We Go WrongChapter 1: Why Ask "Why" Questions?Chapter 2: When You're Stuck ...Chapter 3: Is This You?Chapter 4: Healthy & Unhealthy ChoicesPart II: How Did We Get This Way?Chapter 5: Looking Back to Move ForwardChapter 6: The Aftershock of TraumaChapter 7: Stress & Indecision: The Compression of ExpressionChapter 8: The Embodiment of Indecision--True to FormPart III: What Can We Do About It?Chapter 9: An Alternate Universe

Dr. Randy W. Green, Director, is a New York State Licensed Psychologist and member of several professional organizations: The American Psychological Association, The National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology, The Society of Neuro-Linguistic Programming and Applied Behavioral Technologies. During the past three decades, Dr. Green has accrued a wide range of experience as a clinician, consultant, educator, columnist, public speaker, hospital administrator and community leader. He has conducted a private psychology practice for several decades, written and published hundreds of articles in newspapers and magazines, offered public lectures through community organizations, conducted informative radio programs; and taught college courses in psychology.Dr. Joseph Riggio (Foreword) has been a trusted adviser to senior executives in Fortune 500 companies, entrepreneurs, business owners and professionals globally since 1990. He specializes in leadership decision-making and learning design. He is a keynote speaker and author of the book “Towards a Theory of Transpersonal Decision-Making in Human Systems,” as well as many articles about the personal/professional development and learning methodologies he has developed, including The Mythogenic Self Process. This is a process of how we discover and express our "identity" in both neuro-biological and experiential form.

• [Work in Progress TOC] IntroductionPart I: Where We Go WrongChapter 1: Why Ask "Why" Questions?Chapter 2: When You're Stuck ...Chapter 3: Is This You?Chapter 4: Healthy & Unhealthy ChoicesPart II: How Did We Get This Way?Chapter 5: Looking Back to Move ForwardChapter 6: The Aftershock of TraumaChapter 7: Stress & Indecision: The Compression of ExpressionChapter 8: The Embodiment of Indecision--True to FormPart III: What Can We Do About It?Chapter 9: An Alternate Universe

Dr. Randy W. Green, Director, is a New York State Licensed Psychologist and member of several professional organizations: The American Psychological Association, The National Register of Health Service Providers in Psychology, The Society of Neuro-Linguistic Programming and Applied Behavioral Technologies. During the past three decades, Dr. Green has accrued a wide range of experience as a clinician, consultant, educator, columnist, public speaker, hospital administrator and community leader. He has conducted a private psychology practice for several decades, written and published hundreds of articles in newspapers and magazines, offered public lectures through community organizations, conducted informative radio programs; and taught college courses in psychology.Dr. Joseph Riggio (Foreword) has been a trusted adviser to senior executives in Fortune 500 companies, entrepreneurs, business owners and professionals globally since 1990. He specializes in leadership decision-making and learning design. He is a keynote speaker and author of the book “Towards a Theory of Transpersonal Decision-Making in Human Systems,” as well as many articles about the personal/professional development and learning methodologies he has developed, including The Mythogenic Self Process. This is a process of how we discover and express our "identity" in both neuro-biological and experiential form.

• [Work in Progress TOC] IntroductionPart I: Where We Go WrongChapter 1: Why Ask "Why" Questions?Chapter 2: When You're Stuck ...Chapter 3: Is This You?Chapter 4: Healthy & Unhealthy ChoicesPart II: How Did We Get This Way?Chapter 5: Looking Back to Move ForwardChapter 6: The Aftershock of TraumaChapter 7: Stress & Indecision: The Compression of ExpressionChapter 8: The Embodiment of Indecision--True to FormPart III: What Can We Do About It?Chapter 9: An Alternate Universe