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The Somatic Perspectives series is for therapists who value the enrichment that comes from being exposed to different perspectives. Each month, there is a new conversation, another point of view.
Two characteristics give this project a unique character: its style, and its contents.
The style:
It is casual. It's a kind of "talk radio". Of course, ideas are discussed, as well as clinical examples... But the most important is: You get a sense of what it's like to see things through this person's eyes.
It is also like a "talk radio" in the sense that 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. There is a conversation each month, lasting about 30 minutes.
We also try to make written transcripts available... However, please note that the transcripts are sometimes posted a few weeks (sometimes months) after the audio is published.
The contents:
The conversations in this series place a particular emphasis on the body. This includes:
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paying attention to the body in the context of the "talking cure",
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exploring the felt sense of experience, the feeling of what happens,
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working with the physicality of experience (e.g. sensations, neurological & musculoskeletal aspects...),
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as well as other "bottom up" clinical perspectives inspired by the findings of neuroscience.
Somatic Perspectives on Psychotherapy is published by USABP.
It is edited and hosted by Serge Prengel, LMHC, a therapist/coach in New York City.
To receive notification of each new monthly conversation, you can get a free subscription.
The most current conversation is on top of the list, in the chronological list of conversations.
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