The Murray Method: Creating Wholeness Beyond Trauma, Abuse, Neglect and Addiction

Becoming Healthy Starts with a Transformed Life ...

Within The Murray Method are answers and a method to create wholeness beyond trauma, abuse, neglect and addiction.
-Would you enjoy discovering who you were created to be?
-Are you exhausted from doing for others and it s never, ever enough?
-Do you feel lonely and isolated with no clue how to build a relationship?
-Is your addiction out of control and you re losing all you value most?
-Do you go from being a victim - to a victimizer?
-Are you eager to break the legacy of dysfunction in your family?

The Murray Method is an internationally acclaimed approach that provides a universally applicable framework for creating a healthy lifestyle personally and in relationships.

The Murray Method is a practical, effective and easy to understand method that provides a road-map guiding individuals on a life-long healing journey.

Originated by Marilyn Murray, The Murray Method delivers a successful approach used by clinicians and the general public since 1983 reaching over 40 countries worldwide!

Recognized internationally as an educator, theorist, author, columnist, and psychotherapist, Marilyn Murray has specialized in intensive therapy in private practice and has taught her Murray Method theory and treatment modalities since 1983 including the widely utilized Trauma Egg and Circles of Intimacy. She created and taught a specialty program using the Murray Method for Ottawa University graduate students in Phoenix, Arizona for seven years entitled, The Treatment of Trauma, Abuse and Deprivation. She also has taught her method for an international university in Hawaii, Ukraine and the Netherlands, and has students from 37 nations. Since 2002, she has lived part-time in Moscow, Russia where she presents her method to health professionals and clergy regarding the treatment of trauma, abuse, deprivation, and their correlation with addictions. She was a guest professor at Moscow State University of Psychology and Education and, in addition to her regular training seminars, she was a professor at the Institute of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy in Moscow, where the Murray Method program was included in the post-graduate curriculum for psychologists, psychiatrists and physicians. The Murray Method presently has participants from over 310 cities in the former USSR. There are Murray Method International Centers in Moscow, Russia, Poltava, Ukraine and Dushanbe, Tajikistan. Her column, Time to Live, was a regular feature in Russia's only English language daily newspaper, The Moscow Times. In addition to The Murray Method, she also is the author of Prisoner of Another War (1991, 2021) - both available in English and in Russian. She the president of Murray Method, LLC which provides training for health professionals and workshops for the general public. Her two daughters and their families reside in Scottsdale, Arizona