Works by
Lee Jampolsky
(Aka Lee L. Jampolsky, Ph.D.)
(Writer)

• Healing the Addictive Personality: Freeing Yourself from Addictive Patterns and Relationships (2008 release)
  Since 1991 Dr. Lee Jampolsky's self-help classic Healing the Addictive Mind has given well over 100,000 people around the world the tools to create significant change in their lives. Now he continues his proven and trustworthy blend of practical and positive psychology with Healing the Addictive Personality. Dr. Jampolsky's straightforward approach, based on firsthand experience, presents ways of healing addictive thinking, behavior, and destructive relationship patterns with forgiveness, compassion, and the potential for limitless opportunity through an eleven-week action plan.

• Walking Through Walls: Practical Spirituality in an Impractical World (2005)
  Walking Through Walls is a no-nonsense handbook for the spiritual seeker with little time for a lengthy philosophical treatise—and even less energy for a "taking a lifetime for enlightenment" self-help book. Psychologist and author Lee Jampolsky offers an eight-week course that gets right down to the business of accelerating personal growth. Each week Jampolsky focuses on one of eight traits that are compatible with every great spiritual tradition: honesty, tolerance, gentleness, joy, defenselessness, generosity, patience, and open-mindedness. Cutting through the fog of typically lofty and unreachable self-help goals, Walking Through Walls presents a realistic and attainable plan for personal development.

• Healing Together: How to Bring Peace into Your Life and the World (2002)
  It is all too easy for the tragedies of life to overwhelm us. When life gets very rough, when tragedy occurs, it invariably touches deeper wounds within all of us–feelings of vulnerability, denial, fear, sadness, anger, and vindictiveness. This groundbreaking work is a book for all times of crisis. In Healing Together, Dr. Lee Jampolsky, one of the world’s leading experts in peace-based thinking, writes that the path to healing begins when we make room for all of our emotions, then work toward compassion and the understanding of other people’s points of view. This process helps bring us together and helps us find peace in ourselves and in our common world.
  
  In Healing Together, rooted in authentic spirituality as well as the author’s experience as a clinical psychologist, Dr. Jampolsky explains how turbulent times can lead to spiritual awakening and self-improvement. He shows that there are no circumstances or situations that truly cut us off from our vital connection with God and humanity. Dr. Jampolsky shows that, through peace-based thinking, we learn to experience love instead of being consumed by hate, and we perpetuate acts of compassion rather than acts of violence.
  
  Integrating the wisdom of many spiritual and political leaders and his own work with patients, Dr. Jampolsky includes dozens of exercises, meditations, and prayers as well as an eight-step program that shows us how to change our perceptions, find the opportunity to love, and alter our ways of thinking so that genuine and lasting peace–with ourselves and the world–can truly be achieved. Both prescriptive and filled with dramatic personal stories (including the author’s own) about how people can transform the world through love, this book is destined to be a classic.

• Smile for No Good Reason (2000)
  New release in 2008, pre-order from Amazon.com now.
  Trying to change your life's circumstances without addressing your way of thinking is as effective as painting over rust - it will only look good until the rust breaks through again. Attitudinal Healing is a way of achieving lasting and fulfilling happiness, without having to somehow change our social status, religion, or even our income bracket. It is a systematic way to respond to life's challenges with peace of mind and confidence rather than fear, anger, or guilt. Dr. Jampolsky presents the twelve principles of Attitudinal Healing, with compelling vignettes to help apply these life-changing principles to everyday life.

  • One of the few books currently offered on Attitudinal Healing

  • The popularity of Attitudinal Healing is reflected by the hundreds of centers worldwide and the existence of an international organization, NAHI

  • Continues the ground-breaking work of Attitudinal Healing pioneers Gerald Jampolsky, M.D., and Diane Cirincione, Ph.D.

  • A practical approach to living and health that - through two decades of grass roots growth - has changed the lives of thousands of people

  • Motivational, uplifting, and often humorous vignettes to inspire the heart, stimulate the mind, and heal the soul

• Listen to Me: A Book for Women and Men About Father-Son Relationships (1996) with Gerald G. Jampolsky

• The Art of Trust: Healing Your Heart and Opening Your Mind (1994)

• Healing the Addictive Mind (1991)
  Most of us find ourselves walking through our lives experiencing only fragmented moments of peace of mind. We spend our lives thinking that the next accomplishment, relationship, drug, or dollar will bring us the happiness and contentment for which we long. The goal of this book is to assist you in experiencing what you really want, peace of mind.

See also:  Gerald G. Jampolsky (Father)