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14 Seiten, PDF-E-Book
Erschienen: März 2006
Bestell-Nr.: 36156
https://doi.org/10.30820/0743-4804-2006-16-49
Michael Maley
Shock, Trauma, and Polarization: Finding Unity in a World of Dualities (PDF)
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Abstract:
Polarization and disconnection represent the most difficult and harmful threat to our life force and vitality and are often at the core of our client’s symptoms. This paper discusses two of the most polarized emotional states we encounter in our clinical work – shame and trauma – and some ways to view the healing of those states.
Margit KoemedaS. 7–8Editorial Note (PDF)
Virginia Wink HiltonS. 9–28Reich, Lowen and the IIBA: facing the challange of a conflict-ridden world (PDF)
Ron RobbinsS. 29–48What’s the Use of Violence? (PDF)
Michael MaleyS. 49–62Shock, Trauma, and Polarization: Finding Unity in a World of Dualities (PDF)
Elaine TuccilloS. 63–85A Somatopsychic-Relational Model for Growing an Emotionally Healthy, Sexually Open Body from the Ground Up (PDF)
Diana GuestS. 87–101Bioenergetics and a Paradoxical View of Sexuality: how characterological development is related to current erotic life! (PDF)
Margit Koemeda-LutzS. 103–127Is there Healing Power in Rage? (PDF)
The relative contribution of cognition, affect and movement to psychotherapeutic processesAnton LethinS. 129–153Explorations into the Neurological Basis of our Sense of Self (PDF)
Bennett ShapiroS. 155–178Bioenergetic Boundary-Building (PDF)
Virginia Wink HiltonS. 9–28Reich, Lowen and the IIBA: facing the challange of a conflict-ridden world (PDF)
Ron RobbinsS. 29–48What’s the Use of Violence? (PDF)
Michael MaleyS. 49–62Shock, Trauma, and Polarization: Finding Unity in a World of Dualities (PDF)
Elaine TuccilloS. 63–85A Somatopsychic-Relational Model for Growing an Emotionally Healthy, Sexually Open Body from the Ground Up (PDF)
Diana GuestS. 87–101Bioenergetics and a Paradoxical View of Sexuality: how characterological development is related to current erotic life! (PDF)
Margit Koemeda-LutzS. 103–127Is there Healing Power in Rage? (PDF)
The relative contribution of cognition, affect and movement to psychotherapeutic processesAnton LethinS. 129–153Explorations into the Neurological Basis of our Sense of Self (PDF)
Bennett ShapiroS. 155–178Bioenergetic Boundary-Building (PDF)