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Annals of the Institute for Orgonomic Science
Volume 10, No. 1, December 2005.

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                                                        THIS ISSUE CONTAINS:

WEATHER ENGINEERING IN CONTACT WITH SPACE: GLOBAL WARMING AND THE PLANETARY EMERGENCY
by Conny Huthsteiner, M.D.
     Wilhelm Reich's weather engineering research included an attempt to bring rain to the desert region of Arizona in 1954.  In this article, Dr. Huthsteiner discusses the environment's response to Reich's experiment as described in Contact with Space and compares Reich's record of weather events with official reports from newspapers and government agencies.  A survey of weather reports after Reich's departure from Arizona reveals interesting data.

OVERCOMING A PROBLEM OF ATTACHMENT                                                                 by Irmgard Bertelsen, M.D.
    Dr. Bertelsen discusses her orgonomic treatment of a patient who presented with a severe ocular block which has responded to orgone therapy with dramatic results.

FUNCTIONAL ENCOPRESIS:  AN OVERVIEW AND AN ORGONOMIC APPROACH TO TREATMENT
 by Dorothy Burlage, Ph.D.
    In Part I of this two-part article, Dr. Burlage discusses how children experience encopresis, toilet refusal, and concomitant constipation, the etiology of these disorders, and conventional treatments.  Part II (to be published in the next issue of the Annals) will focus on Reich's observations and present cases in which the problems are addressed orgonomically.

CLINICAL SYMPOSIA - MAY 2002
    Seminar participants discuss the therapist's role in eliciting the emotions of anger and sadness.

CLINICAL SYMPOSIA - SPRING 2002
    In a series of seminars on "Therapy and the Segmental Muscular Armoring" participants discuss therapeutic techniques with case examples illustrating the significance of armoring and energy flow in each of the seven segments of muscular armoring.

SPIRITUALITY AND ORGONOMY
by Dorothea Fuckert, M.D.
    Dr. Fuckert discusses the relationship between spirituality and orgonomy based on personal experience and her observations as a medical orgonomist and psychotherapist.

ORGONOMY AS TREATMENT FOR SEIZURE DISORDER
by Dorothea Fuckert, M.D.
     Ms. Cullinan describes how her treatment with a medical orgonomist helped reduce the frequency and intensity of grand mal seizures she had experienced since adolescence.

IS THERE AN UNCONSCIOUS NATIONAL CONSPIRACY AGAINST CHILDREN IN THE UNITED STATES?
by Michael Rothenberg, M.D.
     Reprinted from Clinical Pediatrics, Vol. 19 No. 1 (c) 1980 by J.B. Lippincott Company, Dr. Rothenberg presents data to support his thesis that there is an unconscious national conspiracy against children in the U.S.  He then offers recommendations to help society move toward a solution to the problem.

EARLY EXPERIENCES ALTER THE BABY'S BRAIN
by William J. Cromie
     Reprinted courtesy of the Harvard University Gazette, this article discusses how developmental care offered by the Newborn Individualized Developmental Care and Assessment Program (NIDCAP) is changing the culture of newborn intensive care units.

SUMMERHILL SCHOOL 2000
by Sid and Ali Anderson
      The Andersons describe their first visit to Summerhill School, which operates on the principles of individual freedom and responsibility, and their meeting with Zoe Readhead-Neill, Principal and daughter of the school's Founder, A.S. Neill.

BOOK REVIEWS                                                                                                                   Wilhelm Reich and the Cold War by Jim Martin, The All Souls' Waiting Room by Paki Wright, and Wilhelm Reich: Psychoanalyst and Radical Naturalist by Robert S. Corrington.  Also reviewed in this issue: It can be Done, a film by Jon East and Alex Panton.

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