What happens when therapy includes the body as well as words?

What happens when therapy includes the body as well as words?

Some people can describe their difficulties clearly and still feel as though something deeper is not shifting. This article explores what it can mean for therapy to include the body, nervous system, posture, tension, impulses, and protective responses as well as reflection and conversation.

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The Relational Nature of TA, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, DBR, and ILF Neurofeedback

The Relational Nature of TA, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, DBR, and ILF Neurofeedback

Transactional Analysis, Sensorimotor Psychotherapy, and Deep Brain Reorienting may sound different, but all are deeply relational approaches. ILF neurofeedback can also support the nervous system conditions that make grounded attunement and relational presence more possible.

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What It Means to Work Relationally in Therapy

What It Means to Work Relationally in Therapy

Working relationally in therapy means more than talking about relationships. This article explores self-exploration, ego states, shock, affect, and the integration of top-down and bottom-up approaches.

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