Our Sacred Dimension: The Sanctity of the Common Man

About Halina Romanowska-Lakomy

Halina Romanowska-akomy is an academic writer and accredited psychotherapist and trainer. She attained her habilitation in Philosophical Anthropology from the Academy of Catholic Theology Warsaw. She also studied for two years under Professor S. Leder in the Nervous Disorder Clinic of the Psychoneurology Institute of the Studium of Clinical Medicine Warsaw. She interned under Professor V.E. Frankl in Vienna Austria and had training supervised by Professor K. Jankowski in the SYNOPSIS Center. Her main research focus is the philosophy of modern man and she created and developed Liberotherapy a philosophical conception of the origin of nervous disorders and existential therapy. The author of about 200 studies including 13 books she has actively participated in numerous academic conferences both in Poland and abroad. She has also been recognised with awards from the Albert Schweitzer World Academy of Medicine.Chris ONeill was educated at Muhlenberg College USA the Jagiellonian University and the Catholic University of Lublin Poland and the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge UK and has written about the Ukrainian minority in pre-war Poland welfare reform in the United States with his doctoral thesis focusing on the economic transformation of Poland in 19892005. As a Fulbright Scholar he studied Mikoaj Sp-Szarzyski a metaphysical poet of the Polish Renaissance and Baroque. Chris has worked in marketing research and privatisation; he has also been a teacher manager in a presidential campaign and a lobster boat sternman. His book translations include works for the Polish parliament and Polands ministry of culture and for academia.