Intersubjectivity in the Construction of Boundaries
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https://doi.org/10.30820/0743-4804-2017-27-9Keywords:
Intersubjectivity, boundaries, attachment, therapy dyadAbstract
This article examines intersubjectivity and infant-mother attachment issues in relation to psychotherapy. From this view it is argued that the therapist-client dynamics form the core of the therapy work. Boundaries are looked at through Bioenergetic concepts. The paper concludes with treatment techniques that increase healthy boundaries.![009-019 36050](https://bioenergetic-analysis.com/public/journals/2/36050.jpg)
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