Unintentional Music

Whenever we create, expressing ourselves through music, art, writing, dance, drama, something nearly always happens that we did not intend. The unintentional, according to renowned process-oriented psychotherapist Lane Arye, appears at moments when some hidden part of ourselves, something that lies beyond our awareness, tries to express itself. With humor and wisdom, Arye teaches us to notice the things we normally ignore and value what we might otherwise reject. Using anecdotes, ideas, and practical examples, Arye draws on his years of experience helping people around the world explore the unintentional, tapping into their deepest creativity and making their lives more authentic, meaningful, and original.

Lane Arye, Ph.D. teaches Process Work, Unintentional Music and Art, and Process Oriented Conflict Resolution throughout the US and around the world. Lane has a private practice in the San Francisco Bay Area, where he lives with his wife, Lecia. In the Balkans, he co-leads a UN funded project that brings together mixed groups of Croats, Serbs and Muslims to work on ethnic tension, reconciliation, community building, and human rights.