Intersubjectivity in the Construction of Boundaries

Between yes and no

Autores

  • Patrizia Moselli

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.30820/0743-4804-2017-27-9

Palavras-chave:

Intersubjectivity, boundaries, attachment, therapy dyad

Resumo

Este artigo examina a intersubjetividade e questões sobre o apego mãe-bebê com relação à psicoterapia. Coloca que, deste ponto de vista, a dinâmica terapeuta-cliente forma o núcleo do trabalho terapêutico. Focaliza, também, limites sob a luz de conceitos bioenergéticos. O artigo termina com técnicas de tratamento que acentuam os limites saudáveis.

Biografia Autor

Patrizia Moselli

Patrizia Moselli, Psychotherapist, Director of S.I.A.B. (Italian Society for Bioenergetic Analysis) and Past President F.I.A.P. (Italian Federation of Psychotherapy Associations), BOT member of SIPSIC (Italian Society for Psychotherapy), IIBA International Trainer, Faculty and BOT member (IIBA). Senior trainer also in the person-centered approach, she worked with Carl Rogers in facilitating intercultural encounter groups in Italy, Ireland and Hungary. Author of the book, “The Wounded Healer. The psychotherapist’s vulnerability” (last reprint 2015) on countertransference. Co-editor of the volume, “Clinical dimensions and theoretical models of the therapeutic relationship” (2009). Editor of, “Our affective sea. Psychotherapy as a journey” (2010). Collaboration, as author, for the “National and International Psychotherapy Dictionary” edited by Salvini and Nardone (2013). Many of her essays are published in Italian and international magazines and she’s the author of several scientific articles.
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Moselli, P. (2017). Intersubjectivity in the Construction of Boundaries: Between yes and no. Bioenergetic Analysis, 27(1), 9–19. https://doi.org/10.30820/0743-4804-2017-27-9

Edição

Vol. 27 N.º 1 (2017)

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