Books by Robert Shaw

Eric has been gone for over the best part of a year, when Rab gets a visitor, 'Flower of the Morning' and her brother 3rd of the 1st house of trackers. Eric is in trouble and needs his help. They rush to the volcano where Eric is being held against his will by the new leader of the pack who is intent on doing away with Rab's friend Eric, only Rab and his new friends have other ideas. But to get back they will have to pass through the roving bands who are looking to prevent them getting home. Rab makes a new home and new friends but things do not go smoothly. Life gets complicated and downright dangerous at times, the religious element of his new home object strongly to his being there and try to have him removed ...... with force. There is a Snake problem just down river in the swamp so the newly formed 'House of Raab' decide to get some new snake skin for the new canoe's.

After a horrendous motorcycle accident Rab awakes on a strange new world, naked and confused, only to find he is not at the top of the food chain. Or did he? is he actually in hospital connected to a life support machine and this is all a chemically induced dream. About the author Dr. Robert H. Shaw Ph.D. educated in Scotland in the 70's left school with two 'O' levels. He is severely dyslectic and is very thankful for the spell check He received his Ph.D in Electrical Engineering at the age of 51. He has travelled, for work all over the world, during one trip was told he should write about his life as a commissioning engineer, and started to do just that, No one would believe the truth about what engineer got up to, he did not believe it and he was there so started to write ideas for a book. He said, There is a reason you found this book in the fantasy section:- It's not true, it came out of my head, Tiger Tiger was born from too much stout and not enough sleep.

The therapist's body is a vital part of the therapeutic encounter, yet there is an inherent inadequacy in current psychotherapeutic discourse to describe the bodily phenomena.