Body psychotherapy: history, concepts, and methods
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
FOREWORD, BY PHILIPPE ROCHAT XV
PREFACE TO THE ENGLISH EDITION XIX
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XXV
INTRODUCTION 1
BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY 1
THE DIMENSIONS OF THE ORGANISM 3
AN INDIVIDUAL IS AN ORGANISM 3
SOCIAL SYSTEM, INDIVIDUAL SYSTEM, AND PSYCHE 7
THE SYSTEM OF THE DIMENSIONS OF THE ORGANISM (SDO) 10
THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL AND ETHICAL FRAMEWORK OF
PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC KNOWLEDGE 21
PART I. THE ORGANISM IN THE FAR EAST:
IN SEARCH OF THE UNIVERSE THAT MANIFESTS
IN THE ORGANISM
1. ASANA AND PRANAYAMA OF HATHA YOGA 27
THE EIGHT LIMBS OF YOGA 27
A SEARCH THAT INVOLVES THE TOTALITY OF THE ORGANISM 27
ECSTASY IS BORN THROUGH THE MASTERY OF THE MULTIPLICITY THAT
FLOURISHES IN EACH ONE OF US 28
THE YOGI S KNOWLEDGE OF THE BODY 30
THE PRANAYAMA AS THE FOUNDATIONAL LINK BETWEEN MIND AND BODY 34
THE PHASES OF RESPIRATION 35
INTERNAL RESPIRATION OR THE DYNAMICS OFPRANA 39
CONTENTS
TANTRIC TECHNIQUES OF TRANCES 44
KUNDALINI 45
THE CBAKRAS 45
2. CHINESE AND TAOIST REFINEMENTS 47
METAPHYSICAL TAOISM 47
THE METAPHYSICS OF THE TAO ARE ASSOCIATED TO THE NOTIONS OF
THE CHI, THE YIN, AND THE YANG 47
THE I CHING 48
ACUPUNCTURE: INFLUENCING THE DEEP DYNAMICS OF THE ORGANISM
THROUGH TOUCH AND MOVEMENT 50
PHILOSOPHICAL TAOISM 53
THE SAGE ACTS IN ACCORD WITH NATURE 54
GYMNASTICS FOR THE ELDERLY 57
RELIGIOUS TAOISM AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MARTIAL ARTS 61
THE ARRIVAL OF BUDDHISM IN CHINA 61
THE ALCHEMY OF THE TAOISTS 62
THE TECHNIQUES OF THE MARTIAL ARTS: PARADOXICAL RESPIRATION,
PUNCH, AND GROUNDING 65
FINAL COMMENTS ON PRANA AND CHI 71
PART II. STARTING WITH THE CERTITUDES OF THE SOUL AND
ENDING WITH THE AMBIVALENCES OF THE MIND
3. ABOUT PLATO: IDEALISM AND BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY 75
IDEALISM, BODY, AND SOUL AT THE DAWN OF SCIENCE 75
THE IDEALISM OF PLATO 77
THE SOUL AND THE BODY 77
SOUL AND THOUGHTS 79
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MIND AND SOUL 83
IDEALISM AND ABSOLUTE TRUTHS IN BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY 88
THE NEO-REICHIAN IDEALISM 88
A PASSIONATE AND PROFOUNDLY EMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE IS A WAY TO
TASTE THE WORLD OF IDEAS 89
THE TRANSPERSONAL DIMENSION 90
MUST A TREATMENT CREATE HARMONY IN THE ORGANISM? 91
THE DANGERS OF IDEALISM 96
THE POLITICAL, MORAL, AND SEXUAL IMPLICATIONS OF IDEALISM 97
ARE THOSE WHO CONDEMN SOCRATES NECESSARILY IGNORANT AND
WICKED CITIZENS? 98
DISCUSSION: THE LAST OF THE GREAT TEACHERS CREATES THE ACADEMY
OF MASTERS 104
CONTENTS
4. RENE DESCARTES: THE BODY AND THE SOUL OF SCIENTISTS 106
AN EPISTEMOLOGICAL UNDERTAKING 106
FROM PLATO TO DESCARTES 106
FROM ATHENS TO AMSTERDAM: ONE MARITIME CITY TO ANOTHER 106
THE BODY IN THE RENAISSANCE: FROM EMPIRICISM TO SCIENCE 107
FROM THE CAUSAL SYSTEM TO PARALLELISM 108
RULES FOR THE DIRECTION OF THE MIND OF SCIENTIFIC PHILOSOPHERS 110
THE REALM OF THOUGHTS 111
THOUGHTS ARE THE SOURCE OF SCIENCE 111
THOUGHT ACCORDING TO DESCARTES 112
CONSCIOUSNESS AND CO-CONSCIOUSNESS 113
THE SOUL AS A BOAT THAT TRIES TO SURVIVE AN ENDLESS STORM 116
THE PSYCHOLOGIST IS NOT COMPETENT IN BIOLOGY AND THE BIOLOGIST
IS NOT COMPETENT IN PSYCHOLOGY 116
THE BODY AS AN INFERNAL PRISON 117
5. SPINOZA S PARALLELIST SYSTEMICS SITUATES THE MIND IN A
LAY UNIVERSE 122
SPINOZA S THEORY ON NATURE, SOCIETY, AND THE INDIVIDUAL 122
A PROJECT FOR DEMOCRACY 122
SPINOZA TAKES US FROM A UNIVERSE CREATED BY SUPERIOR FORCES TO
A WORLD THAT SPONTANEOUSLY ORGANIZES ITSELF 123
THE NOTION OF COMPLEXITY IN SPINOZA S SYSTEM 124
MENTAL STRUCTURE, SPONTANEOUS ILLUSIONS, AND PROJECTIONS 129
THE INHERENT PERVERSIONS OF THE MIND 129
IMAGINATION, REASON, AND INTUITION 130
THE REGULATION OF THE ORGANISM BY SOCIAL DYNAMICS 132
TOO MUCH COHERENCE 133
6. HUME AND KANT: A MIND WITHOUT A SOUL, WITHOUT A BODY, AND
WITHOUT DIRECTION 135
DAVID HUME: A STUDENT IN CRISIS 136
THE TREATISE OF A TUMULTUOUS YOUTH 136
PROPENSITIES, INSTINCTS, AND PASSIONS 141
THE BASIC ETHICS OF ALL INTELLECTUAL INQUIRIES: SOCRATES, SPINOZA,
HUME, KANT 143
KANT DECREES THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF MAKING PRONOUNCEMENTS ABOUT
THE GREAT DOGMATIC METAPHYSICAL PREOCCUPATIONS 144
THE CRITIQUE OF PURE REASON RESONATES WITH AN INQUIRY CONCERNING
HUMAN UNDERSTANDING 144
THE NEW METAPHYSICS 146
THE NECESSARY ILLUSIONS 148
VISIONS AND REASON 149
CONTENTS
CONSCIOUS THOUGHTS AS VIRTUAL ORGANISMIC PHENOMENA AND
UNCONSCIOUS MEMORIES OF ABUSE 150
PLASTICITY AND CONSTRAINTS OF THE MENTAL SYSTEM 151
PART III. THE ORGANISM OF THE BIOLOGISTS
7. FROM EVOLUTIONARY THEORY TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE 155
THE GRADUAL DIFFERENTIATION OF ORGANISMS HAS GENERATED
PSYCHOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS 155
THE MIND IS A CONSTITUENT OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE ORGANISM S
COMPLEXITY 155
TIME IS A FACTOR THAT ALLOWS THE ESSENCE OF BEINGS TO CHANGE:
THE MULTIPLE LAYERS OF A SLOW HISTORY 157
LAMARCK ESTABLISHES BIOLOGY BY SHOWING THAT THE ESSENCE OF
NATURE IS DYNAMIC 158
SITUATING BIOLOGY: FROM BUFF ON TO LAMARCK 158
THE PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY OF THE ORGANISM 161
FROM PROPENSITY TO INCLINATION 163
WALLACE 165
A SELF-TAUGHT GENTLEMAN 165
THE JUNGLE: A PARTICULARLY INSPIRING MUSEUM OF NATURAL
HISTORY 166
THE MIND: SOMEWHERE BETWEEN UNKNOWN FORCES AND BIOLOGY 168
DARWIN 168
DARWIN S PASSION FOR THE EVOLUTION OF THE SPECIES 168
DARWIN AND THE EMOTIONS 170
IDEALISM AND VARIETY 176
WALLACE S DARWINISM 177
THE NEO-DARWINISM OF TODAY 178
SAINT-HILAIRE AGAINST CUVIER: ON THE DEGREE OF COHERENCE OF
BIOLOGICAL ARCHITECTURES 180
A FEW KEY CONCEPTS FROM ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND
THE NEUROSCIENCES 181
8. HOMEOSTASIS, HORMONES, VEGETATIVE FUNCTIONS, AND THE BRAIN:
SOMATIC AUTOREGULATION OF THE AFFECTS AND THE ORGANISM 195
INTRODUCTION: PHYSIOLOGY AND PSYCHOTHERAPY 195
THE INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT, HOMEOSTASIS, AND THE SOCIAL REGULATION
OF CELLS 197
THE INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT ACCORDING TO BERNARD 197
CANNON AND HOMEOSTASIS 200
PHYSIOLOGY, HOMEOSTASIS, AND MOOD 202
THE SYSTEM OF VEGETATIVE REGULATION AND AFFECTS 206
CONTENTS
THE VEGETATIVE NEUROHORMONAL REGULATORY SYSTEM OF THE ORGANS
AND AFFECTS 206
THE PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY OF STRESS 212
UVNDS-MOBERG AND OXYTOCIN: THE AXIS OF AFFECTION 229
THE CIRCUITS OF THE BRAIN 233
THE MYTH OF AN EMOTIONAL BRAIN 234
IS A LESION IN THE BRAIN THE DIRECT CAUSE OF BEHAVIORAL
DISORDERS? 237
STRESS AND THE COGNITIVE APPROACH PROPOSED BY FRADIN 246
DISCUSSION: HUME S PROPENSITY REVISITED 250
INTERACTING WITH ONE S ENVIRONMENT, CALIBRATING A PROPENSITY, AND
CALIBRATING THE SELF 250
THE PARALLELISTIC DYNAMICS OF MOOD DISORDERS 252
PART IV. HYPNOSIS, RELAXATION, AND GYMNASTICS AT THE BIRTH
OF BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY: HOW TO MOBILIZE THE FORCES
OF THE ORGANISM
9. PHYSIOGNOMY, PHRENOLOGY, EMOTIONAL EXPRESSIONS, AND
CHARACTER ANALYSIS: A DISCUSSION OF THEORIES BASED ON THE IDEA
THAT THERE EXISTS A DIRECT LINEAR RELATION BETWEEN A MENTAL
AND A PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTION 255
THE SHAPE OF THE BODY = THE SHAPE OF THE SOUL 255
DICTIONARIES 256
THE BEAUTY OF THE BODY = THE BEAUTY OF THE SOUL 257
LINEAR APPROACHES TO EMOTIONAL EXPRESSIONS 260
A CRITIQUE OF MODELS BASED ON THE ASSUMPTION THAT THERE EXISTS
A LINEAR AND DIRECT CONNECTION BETWEEN PSYCHOLOGICAL AND
BODILY DYNAMICS 269
A HUMAN BEING NEEDS TO HOPE THAT WHAT HE PERCEIVES HAS A
MEANING HE CAN UNDERSTAND 269
THE LURES OF ETHOLOGY 270
THE RELATIVE ROBUSTNESS OF RESULTS CONFIRMING THE RELEVANCE OF
LINEAR MODELS OF EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION 271
10. SPIRITUALITY, HYPNOSIS, AND ENERGY 274
FROM MESMERISM TO HYPNOSIS 275
THEOSOPHY AND SPIRITUALITY 276
ENERGY = THE QUANTITY OF ACTIVITY 276
NEWTON: I NEED THEORETICAL VARIABLES TO DESCRIBE THE DYNAMICS OF
THE UNIVERSE 277
IMAGINATION AND INTELLECTION IN NEWTON S DAY 278
ENERGY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL REPRESENTATIONS 279
CONTENTS
11. THE FIRST METHODS OF RELAXATION 282
SCHULTZ AND AUTOGENIC TRAINING 282
THE LINK BETWEEN THOUGHTS AND BODY ARE NONCONSCIOUS BUT
MANAGEABLE 282
A PRACTICAL INTRODUCTION TO AUTOGENIC TRAINING 283
JACOBSON: PROGRESSIVE RELAXATION 284
THE CONSCIOUSNESS OF THE GESTURE ACCORDING TO JAMES 285
THE BRAIN AND THE HAND 286
DYNAMIC RELAXATION IN PSYCHOTHERAPY 288
12. ORGANISMIC GYMNASTICS: FROM ELSA GINDLER TO MOSHE FELDENKRAIS 290
INTRODUCTION: GYMNASTICS AND ORGANISMIC SYSTEM 290
THE SWEDISH GYMNASTICS 291
THE ORGANISM REDUCED TO THE NEEDS OF GYMNASTICS 292
GINDLER S BERLIN: HOW TO FIND THE GYMNASTIC ONE NEEDS 294
INTRODUCTION 294
HANISH 298
THE ORGANISMIC GYMNASTIC OF GINDLER 300
FROM GURDJIEFF TO FELDENKRAIS 307
GURDJIEFF: EXPLORING GESTURES THAT EDUCATE AND CALIBRATE
ORGANISMIC REGULATION SYSTEMS 307
FELDENKRAIS 316
13. THE POSTURAL DYNAMICS 320
INTRODUCTION: THE POSTURE AS AN INTERFACE BETWEEN THE ORGANISM
AND ITS SOCIAL ECOLOGY 320
THE NOTION OF POSTURE 322
POSTURE AND GRAVITY 323
THE FLOORS OF THE POSTURAL CONSTRUCTION 324
BASIC POSTURE AND THE SETTING OF PSYCHOTHERAPY 325
THE NOTION OF POSTURAL REPERTOIRE 327
THE GYMNAST AND THE CITIZEN 328
THE IDEAL TYPE AND MUSCLE TONE 328
THE LOGIC OF THE BODY AND THE LOGIC OF THE ORGANS: SYMMETRIES
AND ASYMMETRIES 329
THE CITIZEN S BODY 330
THE RETURN OF THE VENOUS BLOOD IN THE LEGS: BEHAVIOR AND PHYSIOLOGY 331
PART V. THE PSYCHE AS REGULATOR OF THE ORGANISM
14. THE ORIGINS OF PSYCHOANALYSIS AND FREUD S FIRST TOPOGRAPHY 339
A NONCONSCIOUS UNCONSCIOUS AND THE BIRTH OF GERMAN
EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 339
CONTENTS
VON HELMHOLTZ AND WUNDT 339
INTROSPECTION AND EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 340
THE UNCONSCIOUS INFERENCES OF VON HELMHOLTZ AND WUNDT 341
FREUD AND COCAINE 342
PRINCIPLES OF THE FIRST TOPOGRAPHY 344
FREUD S FIRST TOPOGRAPHY: THE UNCONSCIOUS, THE PRECONSCIOUS,
AND THE CONSCIOUS 344
THE REGULATORY SYSTEMS OF THE PSYCHE THAT CREATE
PSYCH OP ATHOLOGY 3S0
THE NONCONSCIOUS AND THE UNCONSCIOUS 352
NEUROSIS AS THE CONTENT OF THE FIRST TOPOGRAPHY 357
THE ETIOLOGY OF NEUROSIS 357
HYSTERIA IN PSYCHIATRY TODAY 358
BREUER, THE CATHARTIC METHOD, AND THE TALKING CURE 360
THE CAUSES OF NEUROSIS: INITIAL TRAUMA OR BLOCKAGE OF THE
ACCOMMODATION? 362
FREE ASSOCIATIONS AS THE BASIC METHOD OF THE FIRST TOPOGRAPHY 365
THE TALKING CURE OF BREUER AND FREUD 365
THE POWER OF THE MIND ON THE BODY 367
FROM DREAM ANALYSIS TO BEHAVIOR ANALYSIS 369
GESTURED THOUGHTS AND SPOKEN THOUGHTS 374
15. FROM THE DYNAMICS OF THE LIBIDO TO THE SECOND TOPOGRAPHY AND
THE DEATH INSTINCT 379
LIBIDO DISORDERS CREATE NEUROSIS 379
THE LIBIDO 379
BODY SEGMENTS AND LIBIDO 387
THE METAPSYCHOLOGY 395
IT IS TIME TO CHANGE! 395
FROM THOUGHTS TO DRIVES 397
FREUD S SECOND TOPOGRAPHY 400
THE NECESSITY TO CREATE A SECOND TOPOGRAPHY 402
WHY DOES AN ORGANISM NEED NIGHTMARES? 405
16. PSYCHOANALYSIS AND THE BODY 407
THE FIRST ATTEMPTS TO INCLUDE CONSIDERATIONS OF THE BODY INTO
PSYCHOANALYTICAL TREATMENTS 407
ADLER AND THE FUNCTIONAL IDENTITY OF THE BODY AND THE SOUL 407
SPIELREIN: PSYCHOANALYSIS, COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY, AND NONVERBAL
COMMUNICATION 409
GRODDECK 410
THE ACTIVE PSYCHOANALYTIC TECHNIQUE OF FERENCZI 412
THE CREATIVE FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN FENICHEL AND REICH 417
A FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN STUDENTS: THE SEMINAR ON SEXUALITY 418
CONTENTS
REICH: STUDENT AND THEN COMPANION OF FENICHEL 419
BERLIN 1923-1929: THE PSYCHOANALYTIC CLINIC OF BERLIN MEETS
GINDLER S SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS 421
REICH IN VIENNA (1920-1930) 428
REICH IN BERLIN (1930-1933): COMMUNISM AND SEXUAL LIBERATION,
CHARACTER ANALYSIS AND THE BODY 444
PART VI. THE ORGANISMIC APPROACH OF WILHELM REICH AND
THE SYSTEMIC PSYCHOSOMATICS OF OTTO FENICHEL
17. VEGETOTHERAPY 463
TRANSITION PHASE 463
OSLO: REICH CREATES A NEW FORM OF THERAPY 464
REICH TURNS HIS BACK ON PSYCHOTHERAPY TO HELP THE ORGANISM
FIND ITS PULSATION 464
THE VEGETATIVE DIMENSION ANIMATES AND COORDINATES THE PSYCHE
AND THE BODY 468
REICH PICKS THE WRONG ENEMY: WHAT FENICHEL WOULD HAVE LIKED
TO DISCUSS WITH REICH WITH REGARD TO THE BODY AND
PSYCHOTHERAPEUTIC TECHNIQUE 482
18. PSYCHOSOMATICS AND ORGONOMY 487
FENICHEL S LAST FORMULATIONS ON THE COORDINATION OF MIND,
AFFECTS, PHYSIOLOGY, AND BODY (1939-1946) 489
A MULTIPLE PARALLELISM 490
INTEGRATION OF THE PHYSIOLOGICAL DYNAMICS IN PSYCHOTHERAPY 491
FROM NEW YORK TO MAINE (1939-1957): REICH DISCOVERS ORGONE 494
HOPE IS FOR TOMORROW, WHEN A TRUE DEMOCRACY WILL BECOME
POSSIBLE 494
ORGONOMIC THERAPY AND PSYCHOTHERAPY 496
THE IDEALISM OF REICH 510
19. AFTER REICH (1945-2000) 516
PUTTING THE BODY AND THE PSYCHE IN THE ORGANISM AGAIN 516
THE DEVELOPMENT OF BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY 517
THE 1960S ATTEMPTS TO DEFEND REICH S PROPOSITION 518
THE 1970S: BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY AS CONSUMER PRODUCTS 519
THE 1980S: THE NEED TO UNDERTAKE AN IN-DEPTH CLINICAL RESEARCH
ON THE RELEVANCE OF BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY 521
THE 1990S: BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY AS AN EMERGING FIELD 522
BACK TO OSLO 523
PSYCHOTHERAPY OR BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY? 523
WAAL 525
BRAATOY: THE COUCH AND THE MASSAGE TABLE 526
CONTENTS
BIILOW-HANSEN: A PSYCHOMOTOR EXPLORATION OF EMOTIONAL
EMBODIMENT 540
GERDA BOYESEN 545
REFLEXES AND REACTIONS 552
LOWEN AND BIOENERGETIC ANALYSIS 554
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF BIOENERGETIC ANALYSIS 555
GROUNDING 561
A GENERAL CRITIQUE OF LOWEN S BIOENERGETICS 569
A FEW EXAMPLES OF ISSUES REGULARLY RAISED BY BODY
PSYCHOTHERAPISTS IN 2010 570
PART VII. NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION RESEARCH
AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
20. FILMED INTERACTIONS: THE BEHAVIOR OF AN INVISIBLE VISIBLE BODY 575
INTRODUCTION: A NEW WAY TO APPROACH THE ORGANISM 575
BEHAVIOR CAN ADAPT ITSELF SIMULTANEOUSLY TO A MULTITUDE
OF HETEROGENEOUS STIMULATIONS 575
A SYSTEMIC VIEW OF INTERACTION 578
NONVERBAL COMMUNICATION, OR THE BODY IN COMMUNICATION 580
AN INVISIBLE VISIBLE BODY 581
CONSTRUCTING A REPRESENTATION OF BODY COMMUNICATION 582
THE BODY WITHOUT SOUND 598
21. THE MOTHER-INFANT DYADS OF STERN, BEEBE, AND TRONICK:
SELF-REGULATION AND INTERACTION REGULATE EACH OTHER 607
THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF THE PSYCHOANALYTIC RESEARCH ON THE
BODY IN THE MOTHER-INFANT RELATIONSHIP 607
STERN AND MUTUAL REGULATION 609
CONTINGENCY 610
ATTUNEMENT 610
INTER SUBJECTIVITY 612
THE NONCONSCIOUS REGULATIONS OF MUHAMMAD AH 612
VITALITY AND CATHEXIS 613
BEEBE 614
SELF-REGULATION AND THE INTERACTIVE SYSTEM 614
ACTIONS THAT SIMULTANEOUSLY PARTICIPATE IN ONE S SELF-REGULATION
AND THAT OF THE OTHER 617
TRANSFERENCE AND RECURRENT REGULATION 617
REGULATION OF CONTINGENCY 618
TRONICK 620
INDIVIDUAL AND DYADIC HOMEOSTASIS 620
INTRODUCING THE NOTION OF PRACTICES 631
CONTENTS
22. DOWNING AND INTEGRATIVE BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY IN 2001 633
CALIFORNIA: A GOLDEN AGE FOR CREATIVE PSYCHOTHERAPISTS 633
A BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY THAT SEEKS TO OVERCOME THE CONTROVERSIES
BETWEEN SCHOOLS 635
ENERGY AND BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY 638
THE MICRO-PRACTICES 640
ORGANISMIC PRACTICES 640
DETECTING MICRO-PRACTICES 642
THE ANALYSIS OF HABITS BY MERLEAU-PONTY 647
MICRO-ANALYSIS OF THE FACE AND BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY 649
MICRO-PRACTICES AND REPRESENTATIONS 652
THE EMOTIONS AS INDICATORS OF CERTAIN MODES OF ORGANISMIC
FUNCTIONING 653
THE EMERGING MAP OF FUTURE BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY 655
23. SUMMARY: TOWARD A FORM OF PSYCHOTHERAPY THAT INTEGRATES
NONCONSCIOUS PRACTICES 659
CONCLUSIONS 661
THE LIMITS OF DIVIDING REALITY INTO DISTINCT REALMS OF KNOWLEDGE 661
WHAT IS BODY PSYCHOTHERAPY? 662
THE SYSTEM OF THE DIMENSIONS OF THE ORGANISM: A SUMMARY OF
SOME OF THE IMPLICATIONS OF THIS MODEL 664
SPECULATIVE, EMPIRICAL, CLINICAL, AND EXPERIMENTAL SCIENTIFIC
RESEARCH 667
THE EPISTEMOLOGICAL STATUS OF RESEARCH IN PSYCHOTHERAPY 668
A ROBUST ANCIENT KNOWLEDGE 671
FINAL REMARKS 673
APPENDIX ABOUT POSTURES OF REFERENCE 675
NOTES 681
GLOSSARY 741
REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY 749
NAME INDEX 801
SUBJECT INDEX 813
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| illustrated | Illustrated |
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| physical | XXVI, 842 S. Ill., graph. Darst. 25 cm |
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| title | Body psychotherapy history, concepts, and methods |
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| title_full | Body psychotherapy history, concepts, and methods Michael C. Heller |
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| title_short | Body psychotherapy |
| title_sort | body psychotherapy history concepts and methods |
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| topic | Körpertherapie (DE-588)4114249-4 gnd Psychotherapie (DE-588)4047746-0 gnd |
| topic_facet | Körpertherapie Psychotherapie |
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