This site is pertinent if you are interested in: Prevention & education
Parenting
Personal well-being
Human Services
Finding less stress in your life
Improving personal relationships
Spirituality
Human Resources
...and you want something for a change that really works. An approach called The Three Principles (formerly"Health Realization") is making an enormous difference in these areas.
What is "The Three Principles"?
An understanding of three spiritual facts that, together, create our human experience, moment to moment.
By gaining a deep understanding of how these three spiritual facts of Universal Mind, Consciousness and Thought work within all of us to create either well-being or its opposite, people naturally tend to live at higher levels of consciousness.
When people come to understand The Three Principles they discover naturally:
The Center for Inside-Out Understanding (CIOU) (a.k.a. NorthEast Health Realization Institute) can help you learn to apply The Three Principles to improve the quality of your life and work.
- a way to tap the human spirit to create constructive change
- a way to bring out the best in people
- a way for us to realize the natural mental health that is our birthright, and how we keep ourselves from seeing it
- a way to move people to well-being and away from problems
- a way to draw out internal resilience
- a way to prevent community problems from the inside-out
When applied in inner-city housing projects, replete with all manner of abuse and violence, residents found hope by tapping into inner resources that they didn't know they had, and their lives completely changed. Prevention and human services workers and educators, after attending a 14 day Three Principles training spread over 7 months showed statistically very significant improvements in well-being and peace of mind, reduced stress, improved relationships and increased effectiveness with those with whom they work.
NEHRI Publications offers books and papers pertaining to the Three Principles (fornerly, Health Realization) understanding..
The Center for Inside-Out Understanding provides seminars, workshops and presentations for prevention and human services workers, parents, caregivers, educators, community groups, organizations, businesses, coaches, and others. We adapt what we do to meet your specific needs.
[For upcoming workshops, see bottom of this page.]
CIOU also provides a training of practitoners program for people who want to work with communities, organizations, groups, parents, schools, and others using the inside-out Health Realization approach.
The Center for Inside-Out Understanding offers counseling and coaching by telephone or in person for personal well-being, for parenting, for teaching, and supervision or coaching for Three Principles practitioners.
About the Director... Dr. Jack Pransky is a Coach of Coaches and a Counselor of Couselors.
Jack Pransky, Ph.D.
Center for Inside-Out Understanding P.O. Box 504
Moretown, VT 05660
Phone:
(802) 249-0620 (cell)To reach Jack directly, you may also call 802-496-5835
Jack Pransky is a national and international consultant, speaker, and author who has worked in the field of prevention and community organizing since 1968. He authored all the books found on this website. Jack has been responsible for a number of accomplishments in the field: helping to create the first Spirituality of Prevention conference in the country (with Prevention Unlimited), the first state prevention law in the country, the first school climate improvement programs in Vermont, Vermont's Juvenile Court Diversion system, two parent-child centers and other successful community-based programs. He specializes in prevention from the inside-out, and specifically in The Three Principles/Health Realization. In 2004 he won the Vermont Prevention Pioneers Award.
WISDOM OF THE WEEK:1/16/12 (This statement will change every week or two or when I can get to it)We have the power to create our life experience by the way we use our thinking. (In fact, it's the only way our life experience can possibly be created and we can't get away from it.)
NEWS OF THE WEEK:
I apologize to everyone who may have contacted me in the last six months for not being as responsive as I usually am, and for this website languishing during that entire time. To make a long story short, after nearly six very unpleasant months for my mother after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer and undergoing a huge operation from which she never fully recovered, she, sadly, finally passed away. During that time I went down in Massachusetts for part of almost every week during that time, including after she died trying to straighten out her estate and trying to sell her house and all those other things that go along with it. Then I found out I no longer had access to my website to make changes on it. If you actually see this message it means that has finally worked out. Of course we're all in relationship to all those things with our own thinking. I thank you for your patience. -- Jack.
NEWSFLASH: Jack Pransky has a new book for young children, co-written by Amy Kahofer and beautifully illustrated by Tina DuSablon, called What Is A Thought? (A Thought Is A Lot). It is published by Social Thinking Publishing (www.socialthinking.com). [Hopefully, I'll be able to figure out how to make a direct link to them soon.]
Also, Somebody Should Have Told Us! and Modello: A Story of hope for the Inner-City and Beyond are now re-published in slightly edited versions by CCB Publishing in British Columbia, with new ISBN Numbers (Somebody Should Have Told Us!: 978-3-926918-25-6 and Modello: 978-3-926918-24-2). The book is no longer supposed to be available through either of the old publishers (Strategic Book Publishing or Airleaf), so please be sure to order the correct edition. Amazon.com and Barnes and Noble and bookstores should have the correct information but when ordering please check with them first to be sure. Somebody Should Have Told Us! and Modello can also be found on the Books of Excellence website: www.booksofexcellence.com. Also both books are now available in electronic formats and can be viewed on Kindle, ipad, etc.
Note: If anyone is interested in being one of the Center for Inside-Out Understanding's distributors of these books, which will enable you to puchase these books at a discount and re-sell them for list price and keep the profits, please e-mail the director or contact Jack Pransky directly.
Jack Pransky can now be seen being interviewed at ThreePrinciplesMovies.com.
We now finally have a PayPal Account for your convenience in paying for books purchased directly from this site, or for counseling or coaching sessions. All you have to do is go onto PayPal and type in the e-mail address: jack@healthrealize.com.
Counseling, coaching, supervision and/or mentoring is available from Jack Pransky via telephone from anywhere in the country and beyond, or in person. If interested please e-mail the director (see upper left).
I highly recommend Sydney Banks's books (may he rest in peace). His is the true discovery and understanding of the Three Principles of Mind, Consciousness and Thought. My personal favorite is The Missing Link, which one can read in 1/2 hour or over a lifetime, but I also love the wisdom in The Enlightened Gardener, and even moreso in The Enlightened Gardener Revisited.
Jack Pransky's upcoming trainings:
None planned at present. If you are interested in having one, please e-mail the director.
Jack Pransky will travel nearly anywhere to conduct trainings based on The Three Principles, from beginner to advanced. To get a training going in your area, call Jack at 802-249-0620 or click on "e-mail the director" in upper left corner of this page.
© 2001 Jack Pransky, Ph.D.