23 Seiten, PDF-E-Book
Erschienen: März 2006
Bestell-Nr.: 36157
https://doi.org/10.30820/0743-4804-2006-16-63
Elaine Tuccillo
A Somatopsychic-Relational Model for Growing an Emotionally Healthy, Sexually Open Body from the Ground Up (PDF)
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Abstract:
There is a foundation of relational elements upon which healthy adult sexuality is built. We have learned from Bioenergetic, Psychoanalytic and other developmental theorists that from birth on the child’s capacity to connect, to make contact, and to expand energetically into relationship grows in depth and in complexity; and that the child’s sexuality emerges developmentally along a path of increasing awareness of loving feeling, and somatic sensations and psychic perception of excitement and pleasure. This paper looks at the impact that the parent-child relationship can have toward the development of healthy, life-affirming, sexuality. Sexuality is at the core of the life force and it is organized by early relational events. Healthy sexuality has its origins in the complex nurturant attachment process and is formed in the mutual love and joy of the parent-child bond. There are key relational elements that characterize this bond that work synergistically to support healthy sexual development. They are: safety, love, acceptance and nurturance of the life force, admiration and adoration, and the positive parental model of relationship. Sexuality is an adventure, a journey that one must be equipped psychologically to take. These key elements are fundamental for the journey to be positive, constructive and life-affirming.
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Michael MaleyS. 49–62Shock, Trauma, and Polarization: Finding Unity in a World of Dualities (PDF)
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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)