Considerazioni cliniche sull’utilizzo del contatto in psicoterapia

Autori

  • Diana Guest
  • Jan Parker

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30820/0743-4804-2022-32-123

Parole chiave:

use of touch in psychotherapy, somatic psychotherapy, ethical issues, types of therapeutic touch

Abstract

L’utilizzo del contatto in psicoterapia è stato oggetto di dibattito da quando Freud smise di toccare i suoi pazienti. La psicologia in generale si è allontanata dall’utilizzo del contatto come intervento terapeutico. Tuttavia, vari approcci corporei, come l’Analisi Bioenergetica, la terapia Neo-Reichiana, la Core-energetica, Hakomi e Somatic Experiencing includono il contatto tra gli interventi approvati. Questo articolo esplora il modo in cui il contatto può essere utilizzato in modo etico nella prassi clinica. Vengono discussi tipi di contatto e considerazioni di tipo etico e il bisogno di formazione e di più ricerca.

Biografia autore

Diana Guest

Diana Guest, MFT, CBT, is a member of the IIBA faculty and is coordinating trainer for SCIBA, the New Zealand society and the first two training groups in China. She is currently on the BoT and was the president of the IIBA from 2017-2020. She leads workshops and teaches in Latin America, the USA and China. She has written several books and articles with her co-author Jan Parker. They recently published Becoming Grounded: a detailed guide for bioenergetic therapists which has also been translated into Italian. They also wrote A Guide to Becoming Grounded: for somatic therapist and individuals. All are available at Amazon.com.
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Come citare

Guest, D., & Parker, J. (2022). Considerazioni cliniche sull’utilizzo del contatto in psicoterapia. Bioenergetic Analysis, 32(1), 123–134. https://doi.org/10.30820/0743-4804-2022-32-123

Fascicolo

V. 32 N. 1 (2022)

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Articles

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