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Area of Science:

  • Psychology
  • Mind-Body Practices
  • Cross-Cultural Studies

Background:

  • Milton Erickson's therapeutic concepts.
  • The Japanese martial art of Aikido.

Observation:

  • Aikido's centering state parallels Ericksonian trance.
  • Aikido's blending technique mirrors Ericksonian utilization.
  • Aikido's approach to resistance aligns with Ericksonian strategies.

Findings:

  • Cross-cultural validation of Ericksonian concepts in Aikido.
  • Shared trance phenomena in Aikido's centering.
  • Utilization and resistance concepts in Aikido practice.

Implications:

  • Enhanced understanding of Ericksonian approaches through Aikido.
  • Potential for integrating Aikido principles into therapist training.
  • Broadened application of psychological principles across diverse disciplines.