Somatic Psychotherapy is a psychological and scientific approach, the origins of which lie in the discoveries of Wilhelm Reich, psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, student and collaborator of Freud. Reich's theories, which he formulated and applied at the beginning of the last century, include, among other things,...
► Body Psychotherapy, more than other approaches, emphasises our ability to be our body, understanding it as a system of physical, mental and emotional functions. ► By using the vitality and wisdom of the body, we can endure and overcome difficulties such as anxiety, depression, panic,...
Fields of Life Biosynthesis recognizes the uniqueness of each person and the multitude of influences on their formation. The human being is seen as multidimensional and the different levels of experience and expression are understood as mutually influencing fields of human existence, or life fields. Life fields...
The term "Somatic Psychotherapy" began to establish itself in the field of Psychotherapy in the 1980s. Its scientific and administrative body in Europe, the EABP, was founded in 1988, while the USABP is active in America. At this time we are already in the fourth...
► Body Psychotherapy is an important branch of psychotherapy and is a specific therapeutic approach with a broad scientific and theoretical basis. It has a long history, consisting of a wealth of scientific knowledge and publications based on sound theoretical positions. ► Although it is based...