I was recently quoted in an article in “Psychology Brief.” The authors asked clinicians about their best practices for opening a session after a rupture in the therapeutic relationship.
I shared my take on the topic through the lens of body psychotherapy. Body language, breathing and facial expression are key anchors here to open the discussion about the client’s emotions and state of mind.
Read the whole article “Repair the Therapy Relationship” here.
Read to learn about body psychotherapy (Bioenergetic Analysis) and somatic exercises. Explore the link between our mind, body, and emotions. Get inspired to regulate and express your feelings.
Bioenergetic psychotherapist in training
I was recently quoted in an article in “Psychology Brief.” The authors asked clinicians about their best practices for opening a session after a rupture in the therapeutic relationship. I shared my take on the topic through the lens of body psychotherapy. Body language, breathing and facial expression are key
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