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Created October 18, 2001.
These links are not presented in any particular order, other than new additions are now placed on top.
[Pinned] Facebook discussion group Link:
You can join at: https://www.facebook.com/groups/DabrowskiInternational/
High, Exceptional & Profound Giftedness.
Positive Disintegration Podcast Link.
Adults With Overexcitabilities Link.
Dąbrowski Center. "The Dąbrowski Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to making the world a better place by removing the stigma of mental illness and promoting the science of personality development." (Dąbrowski Center, February, 2023).
Powerwood Celebrating (Neuro) Diversity Perspective for the High-Able: Dąbrowski
Lisa Rivero's webpage https://www.lisarivero.com/
Lisa Rivero George Harrison's life as a creation of personality
Lisa Rivero: Sidetracked by Dąbrowski http://www.lisarivero.com/2015/11/01/sidetracked/
The Gifted Development Center.
Counternarration. https://counternarration.wordpress.com/
Krystyna Laycraft Krystyna Laycraft
MIKA 1 An excellent overview by Elizabeth Mika1
MIKA 2 An excellent overview by Elizabeth Mika2
Mika 3 On the levels by Elizabeth Mika
Mika 4 Theory of Positive Disintegration by E. Mika
JAGC (http://www.jeffcogifted.org/) An affiliate of the Colorado Association for Gifted and Talented, composed of parents, teachers, administrators and community leaders committed to providing appropriate learning experiences for high ability students.
If You're So Smart, Why Do You Need Counseling? (Published in Advanced Development Journal, Vol. 8, 1999) by Deborah L. Ruf
http://www.hoagiesgifted.org/living_with_oes.htm
Living & Learning with Dąbrowski's Overexcitabilities. A teaching unit by
Cindy Strickland
http://www.stephanietolan.com/is_it_a_cheetah.htm Is it a Cheetah? By S. Tolan.
http://talentdevelop.com/ This is the new site put out by Douglas Eby.
http://www.hsperson.com/
This is a theory developed by Elaine Aron. She describes "over-sensitivities" that are like allergies and suggests that people who experience these "over-sensitivities" need to identify them and learn to avoid them in life. For example, if a person has an increased sensitivity to flourescent lights, they need to avoid exposure to these lights. I don't think one could stretch this concept to apply to what Dąbrowski described as overexcitabilities, as far as I see, they are simply different ideas. I include the link here because people may associate Aron's work with Dąbrowski because of her use of the term oversensitivity.
http://www.hoagiesgifted.org/sensitivity.htm
Sensitivity. This is from a website called Hoagies' Gifted Education Page run
by Carolyn K.
http://borntoexplore.org/overexcite.htm
This is the website run by Teresa Gallagher called Born to Explore! The Other
Side of ADD. Several people see a link between ADHD and TPD.
http://www.sensitiveperson.com/
A site called Being Sensitive - in an Insensitive World by Thomas Eldridge.
I think this work is along the lines of Aron's theory, not Dąbrowski.
http://www.archives.ca/02/02012302_e.html
The National Archives of Canada. Put Dąbrowski into the search engine to see results (in French).
http://www.spiraldynamics.com/
Dr. Don Beck presents the theory of Spiral Dynamics, a hierarchical model similar
to Dąbrowski’s.
P. J. Reece
This is the site of P. J. Reece, the filmmaker who did the two Filmwest movies
on Dąbrowski.
Steven Dinan's Timeline.
This is an outstanding time-line of "consciousness, transformation, and spirituality" compiled by Steven Dinan. It includes Dąbrowski, under the entry for 1964.
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