Works by
Helen Schucman
(Writer)
[July 14, 1909 - February 9, 1981]

• Evaluating the Educability of the Severely Mentally Retarded (1960)

• Psychotherapy: Purpose, Process, & Practice (1982)
  Psychotherapy is the only form of therapy there is. Since only the mind can be sick, only the mind can be healed. A short concise version of the path a patient must be helped to take to change his mind about the "reality" of illusions.

• Gifts of God (1989, 2008 release)
  Poems by the scribe of a Course in Miracles. 
  See also The Gifts of God -- the 2004 CD audio version by Kenneth Wapnick.

• A Course in Miracles (1992), Helen Shucman and William N. Thetford, eds.
  Hardcover Edition, Paperback, Pocket Edition
  The great classic work, A Course in Miracles, is devoted to teachings about who we are, our relationships to God and with each other, and the actually mental nature of our bodies and the world. There are three constituent parts to the Course: The Text, a Workbook for Students, and the Manual for Teachers. The Text lays out the theoretical foundation for the metaphysical system of the Course. The Workbook contains a series of 365 Lessons to be practiced daily for the purpose of retraining the mind and healing our perception. Finally, the Manual contains information for and about advanced teachers of God. The Course is also about miracles, which students understand to be, in part, a shift in perception to healed vision. But miracles are more than a shift in perception, because the shift has consequences in the world as we see it. The Course is a self study educational program for retraining the mind that is spiritual, rather than religious, in its perspective. Although the Course uses Christian terminology, it expresses a universal experience, and its underlying ontology is reminiscent of ancient refrains, echoing the world's most hallowed traditions. Readings from "A Course in Miracles" (1996)
  Audio Cassette

• Jesus' Course in Miracles (2000)
  Jesus' Course in Miracles consists of the complete and unabridged Text volume of the great classic work, A Course in Miracles, as it was completed by Schucman and Thetford in 1972, before substantial editing by others. This early manuscript is sometimes called the Hugh Lynn Cayce version or simply the "HLC." Both its history and detailed textual analysis clearly establish that this edition is closer to the dictation that Helen Schucman received than other versions of the Course that have been published. In order to preserve the pristine character of original 1972 manuscript, the all-capitals rendition of emphasized words that appears in the typescript has been preserved in this edition, as have occasional misspellings and typographic errors. A 102 page Appendix, which compares the 1972 edition with the later second edition, is included in this edition. The conversational tone of Jesus' Course in Miracles invites the novice student into conversation with the Author, and even advanced students of A Course in Miracles have found a new clarity and a deeper understanding from their study of this edition of the Course. The restoration of the previously lost material and presentation of the text in its original sequence enlivens the conversation with the Author and gives him a presence that some feel is lacking in the later editions. Many students have found the study of Jesus' Course in Miracles to be indispensable in their curriculum.

• Meditations From A Course in Miracles (2007)
  Inspirational quotes of universal wisdom.

See also:

• A  Course in Miracles (Date unknown) by Shirley West

• Choose Once Again: Selections from a Course in Miracles (1981), Julius J. Finegold and William N. Thetford, eds.

• Good-Bye to Guilt: Releasing Fear Through Forgiveness (1985) by Gerald Jampolsky with Patricia Hopkins and William N. Thetford

• Absence from Felicity: The Story of Helen Schucman and Her Scribing of A Course in Miracles (1991) by Kenneth Wapnick

• Journey Without Distance: The Story Behind A Course in Miracles  (1996) by Robert Skutch
  With more than 1.5 million copies in print, A Course In Miracles is one of the most popular texts for self-actualization. A self-study course designed to help change one’s perceptions, A Course In Miracles was recorded over a seven-year period by Dr. Helen Schucman, a highly respected research psychologist who heard a “voice” dictating the material to her. In Journey Without Distance, Robert Skutch, director of the Foundation for Inner Peace, publishers of A Course in Miracles, recounts the inspirational story of how the book came to be. What was Helen Schucman really like? Why was she chosen to receive the material? What roles did other people play in this fantastic journey? Based on firsthand accounts told to the author, Journey Without Distance is a suspenseful and dramatic story that will fascinate the millions of people who have read A Course In Miracles and captivate those who have not yet opened its pages.