About a Body
Working with the Embodied Mind in Psychotherapy
1st Edition
Published on 25. February 2014
248 pages
978-1-317-83467-0 (ISBN)
Description
How does our body reveal us to ourselves?
The body can inform the work we do in mental health. This unique collection invites the reader to consider the way we think about the embodied mind, and how it can inform both our lives and our work in psychotherapy and counselling.
The body is viewed as integral to the mind in this book, and in the approaches illustrated in it. Instead of splitting off the body and treating the patient as a body with a mind, contributors from a variety of approaches ask the reader to consider how we might be with, and work with, 'bodymind' as an interrelated whole. Subjects covered include:
the application of affective neuroscience understandings to life as well as to clinical issues
the body in psychotherapy with a person who is facing death
the history, significance and scope of body psychotherapy today
psychoanalytic approaches to working with the embodied mind
authentic movement groups in the development of wellbeing in our bodymindspirit
the body and spirituality
This book is unique in its pluralism: it includes a wide range of differing views of the importance of the body in psychotherapy, both in theory and in practice, and it relates these to the latest discussions in affective neuroscience. It will be invaluable for those working in, or studying, psychotherapy and counselling, and will also interest those working generally in the mental health field.
The body can inform the work we do in mental health. This unique collection invites the reader to consider the way we think about the embodied mind, and how it can inform both our lives and our work in psychotherapy and counselling.
The body is viewed as integral to the mind in this book, and in the approaches illustrated in it. Instead of splitting off the body and treating the patient as a body with a mind, contributors from a variety of approaches ask the reader to consider how we might be with, and work with, 'bodymind' as an interrelated whole. Subjects covered include:
the application of affective neuroscience understandings to life as well as to clinical issues
the body in psychotherapy with a person who is facing death
the history, significance and scope of body psychotherapy today
psychoanalytic approaches to working with the embodied mind
authentic movement groups in the development of wellbeing in our bodymindspirit
the body and spirituality
This book is unique in its pluralism: it includes a wide range of differing views of the importance of the body in psychotherapy, both in theory and in practice, and it relates these to the latest discussions in affective neuroscience. It will be invaluable for those working in, or studying, psychotherapy and counselling, and will also interest those working generally in the mental health field.
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Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Product notice
Reflowable
Illustrations
3 s/w Tabellen, 6 s/w Zeichnungen
3 Tables, black and white; 6 Line drawings, black and white
File size
1,29 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-317-83467-0 (9781317834670)
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Additional editions
Jenny Corrigall | Helen Payne | Heward Wilkinson
About a Body
Working with the Embodied Mind in Psychotherapy
Book
08/2006
1st Edition
Routledge
€57.20
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Jenny Corrigall | Helen Payne | Heward Wilkinson
About a Body
Working with the Embodied Mind in Psychotherapy
Book
08/2006
1st Edition
Routledge
€161.50
Shipment within 15-20 days
Persons
Jenny Corrigall is a research psychologist and a psychoanalytic psychotherapist, working in Cambridge.
Helen Payne is Reader in Counselling and Psychotherapy at the University of Hertfordshire and a Senior Registered Dance Movement Therapist. She is Editor for the International Journal for Body, Movement and Dance in Psychotherapy.
Heward Wilkinson is co-founder of the Scarborough Psychotherapy Training Institute, until recently was Chair of the Humanistic and Integrative Section of the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy, and was Editor of the International Journal of Psychotherapy 1996-2004.
Helen Payne is Reader in Counselling and Psychotherapy at the University of Hertfordshire and a Senior Registered Dance Movement Therapist. She is Editor for the International Journal for Body, Movement and Dance in Psychotherapy.
Heward Wilkinson is co-founder of the Scarborough Psychotherapy Training Institute, until recently was Chair of the Humanistic and Integrative Section of the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy, and was Editor of the International Journal of Psychotherapy 1996-2004.
Content
Wake, Foreword. Wilkinson, Touching Each Other Yet Being Other. Panksepp, The Core Emotional Systems of the Mammalian Brain: The Fundamental Substrates of Human Emotions. Panksepp, Examples of Application of the Affective Neuroscience Strategy to Clinical Issues. Carroll, A New Era for Psychotherapy: Panksepp's Affect Model in the Context of Neuroscience and its Implications for Contemporary Psychotherapy Practice. Orbach, Carroll, Contemporary Approaches to the Body in Psychotherapy: Two Psychotherapists in Dialogue. Young, One Hundred and Fifty Years On: The History, Significance and Scope of Body Psychotherapy Today. Mollon, Implications of EMDR and Energy Therapies: The Limits of Talking Therapy. Soth, What Therapeutic Hope for a Subjective Mind in an Objectified Body? Boyesen, How I Developed Biodynamic Psychotherapy. Herbert, Healing from Complex Trauma: An Integrative 3-Systems' Approach. Payne, The Body as Container and Expresser: Authentic Movement Groups in the Development of Wellbeing in Our Bodymindspirit. Schaverien, Transference and the Meaning of Touch: The Body in Psychotherapy with the Client Who is Facing Death. Sills, 'In This Body, a Fathom Long..': Working with Embodied Mind and Interbeing in Psychotherapy. Zabriskie, When Psyche Meets Soma: The Question of Incarnation .
