Relational and Body-Centered Practices for Healing Trauma

Auteur

Sharon Stanley, PhD, is a dynamic educator and psychotherapist who has taught creative practices for healing trauma to therapists and Indigenous people throughout the world.

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Relational and Body-Centered Practices for Healing Trauma provides psychotherapists and other helping professionals with a groundbreaking, body-based model for treating trauma.

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1. Trauma and Embodied Relational Therapy 2. Structures and Functions of the Body-Mind-Brain, Homeostasis, and the Polyvagal Theory of Autonomic Functioning 3. Good News! The Brain Can Change! 4. Embodiment: Coming Home to Our Bodies 5. With Trauma, "the Spirit Leaves the Body" 6. Somatic Awareness: The Truth of the Mind Begins in the Body 7. Somatic Empathy: Encounters of the "Living Body" With Another "Living Body" 8. Somatic Inquiry: Exploring the Intersubjective World 9. Somatic Interventions for Regulating Neural-Emotional States 10. Somatic Interventions with Imagination and Dreams 11. Somatic Reflections 12. The Old/New Paradigm for Healing Trauma Appendix: The Practice of Somatic Transformation Index