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[Spontaneous body experiencing.].

A Hamann

    Sante Mentale Au Quebec
    |January 1, 1978
    PubMed
    Summary
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    This study introduces Spontaneous Body Experiencing (SBE), a novel psychotherapy focusing on the body's innate wisdom. SBE facilitates self-expression and healing by creating conditions for the body to reveal its secrets and move freely.

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    Area of Science:

    • Psychotherapy
    • Somatic Psychology
    • Body-Mind Connection

    Context:

    • Current therapeutic models often lack a direct focus on the body's inherent wisdom.
    • A need exists for approaches that allow for organic self-expression and healing.
    • The author developed Spontaneous Body Experiencing (SBE) in collaboration with colleagues.

    Purpose:

    • To introduce and define Spontaneous Body Experiencing (SBE), a novel psychotherapeutic approach.
    • To outline the core concepts underpinning SBE, including touch, organismic process, and body-memory.
    • To describe the methodology and resultant physical manifestations of SBE.

    Summary:

    • Spontaneous Body Experiencing (SBE) is a body-centered psychotherapy that avoids preconceived notions, creating conditions for the body to express itself authentically.

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  • Key concepts include touch as presence, spontaneous body experiencing, the organismic process (progressive, unique movements), and body-memory as restrained movement.
  • The approach facilitates the revelation of "body secrets" and allows life to unfold as a natural process.

    • Impact:

    • SBE offers a unique therapeutic modality that prioritizes the body's innate capacity for healing and self-expression.
    • The approach promotes a holistic view of the organism, integrating physical manifestations with psychological processes.
    • Potential benefits include enhanced self-awareness, emotional release, and a more integrated sense of self.