SPT-Fall2014

Seven books written by Malcolm Brown, PhD, are now available on Kindle
Malcolm Brown, PhD, is now offering three autobiographical
books as a series of three volumes, including:
Part 1:
Volume I: Why an American Body Psychotherapist
Preferred Europe.
Volume II: Primordial Regression and Fulfilling
Sex.
Volume III: Europe’s Moderation Versus
America’s Extremes.
Part II: European Versus American Women.
Part III: My Man to Man Relationships to Other Professionals.
He is also offering four of his novels including:
TWO FULFILLED PEOPLE
A history of two young Americans who meet
and fall in love. She gives up her plans to
enter a Catholic sisterhood so they can marry
and become a close working team in London,
where he attends medical school and
she works as a supervising nurse. Together
they create and build a systematic treatment
program for shell-shocked members of the
British Armed Forces and settle permanently
in England on an abandoned English estate with an arrangement
to treat shell-shocked members of the American Armed
Forces as well as members of the British Armed Forces. They
remain bonded and avowed monogamists until death.
BENJAMIN AND FREDERICA
They meet at a student cafeteria at University
College, University of London
after eating there alone for over a year.
After a year of conversation they discover
each other’s musical talents, fall in love,
and later marry. During a holiday trip to
India, Frederica goes into a malaria coma.
Benjamin and Frederica’s mother, who
have felt alienated from each other for
years, are forced to sit beside each other next to Frederica’s
hospital bed for over seven weeks and learn who the other one
is. After Frederica emerges from her coma a united and happily
contactful family slowly emerges.
CARLA
A young woman who wishes to
become a psychotherapist in A
young woman, who wishes to
become a psychotherapist in
private practice, must first teach
in a Swiss country school before
she can afford to attend the University
of Zurich to obtain her
two degrees in psychology. After successfully establishing a
private practice in the Swiss city of Luzern, she is determined
to do something original and remarkable for the benefit of
Swiss practitioners of psychotherapy. She finds a wealthy entrepreneur
who gives her the money to found, build, and administer
The Swiss International Training Center for Psychotherapy.
The son of the entrepreneur, John, falls in love with her
after the death of his first wife. He gradually convinces her,
through the integrity of his behavior, that he really loves her
even though she has believed that she would remain single her
whole life. They marry and have children and bond heavily
through marijuana and hash driven lovemaking for the rest of
their lives.
ROLLAND AND ANGELINA
Ronald is an American student living in
Spain and working on his Ph.D. in Psychology
from the University of London,
Birkbeck College. He gives a concert
singing folk songs and love ballads to his
own guitar accompaniment at the American
Embassy in Madrid. One of the members
of the audience is Angelina. She is
the Duchess of Cordoba and her uncle is
the Count of Malaga and a psychiatrist in private practice in
Madrid who has befriended Rolland. Angelina tells her uncle,
Julian, she thinks she is falling in love with Rolland because of
the beauty and power of his singing, and she wishes to be introduced
to Rolland the next evening. Julian conveys the message
to Rolland, and he agrees. However, during the night, Rolland
has an attack of anxiety because Julian says that Angelina is
one of the most beautiful women in the world. This is too
threatening for Rolland, and he cancels his meeting with her.
His fear of women forces him to take the next airplane to San
Francisco in order to avoid meeting Angelina altogether. Seven
years pass and Rolland meets Angelina after her star performance
as the feminine lead in the Zarzuela light opera given at
the Zarzuela Theatre in Madrid. He is so charmed by her singing
and her beauty of appearance that he goes back stage after
the opera is over and invites her to dine out with him. They
both fall deeply in love with each other during their meal after
she reveals to him that she is the Duchess of Cordoba, and they
agree to take a hotel room together directly afterwards. They
marry and have children and she later becomes the toast of the
Metropolitan Opera Company of New York City, Rolland’s
home.
Somatic Psychotherapy Today | Fall 2014 | Volume 4 Number 2 | page 107