Somatic Perspectives on Psychotherapy


 
 

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Somatic Psychotherapy Perspectives: A series of conversations

 
 

All conversations since the inception of this series (2007) are archived on the site.

There is an alphabetical list of conversations, by name and topic.

There is a chronological list of conversations, with the most recent on top.

USABP 2010 conference (Unraveling Trauma: Body, Mind and Science)


 

This month's conversation: Courtenay Young: A pillar of the Body Psychotherapy community


Somatic Perspectives is about psychotherapeutic approaches that pay attention to the body. This includes psychotherapeutic approaches that focus primarily on somatic processes; as well as approaches that integrate psychodynamic, behavioral or experiential perspectives with somatic processes.

An underlying goal is to explore the convergence between contemporary psychotherapy and the bottom-up, process-oriented models of the human mind that are emerging from neuroscience and evolutionary psychology.

This is a series of monthly half-hour conversations, mostly with clinicians, occasionally featuring leading thinkers in related fields.

Stimulating ideas are discussed, as well as clinical examples, in a conversational manner that helps you get a sense of what it's like to see things through each guest's eyes.

The conversations are recorded as mp3 files. You can either listen to them on the site, or download them to play on any mp3 player. We also provide transcripts.


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Somatic Perspectives on Psychotherapy is published by USABP. The series is edited & hosted by Serge Prengel, LMHC, a therapist in New York City.

 

 

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