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We never know where the body will surprise us
Journal Title: RICERCA PSICOANALITICA 
Author/s: Giulia Cavalli, Ottavia Zerbi 
Year:  2014 Issue: 2 Language: Italian 
Pages:  18 Pg. 29-46 FullText PDF:  658 KB
DOI:  10.3280/RPR2014-002003
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Starting from their work experience with children that inevitably leads the analyst to be with the material presence of the patient’s and the analyst’s body, the Authors discuss the theoretical-clinical framework in which to insert this dimension starting from the critique of the idea of the body as subject or object of therapy, and of therapy seen as mentalization of the body, suggesting that it is necessary to consider the process of the body-mind-context. This entails implications not only for the way we work in the analytical room, but even more for the training of clinicians that need to be deeply "present to themselves".
Keywords: Body, infant research, self-echo-organization, body-mind-context, presence to oneself

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Giulia Cavalli, Ottavia Zerbi, We never know where the body will surprise us in "RICERCA PSICOANALITICA" 2/2014, pp. 29-46, DOI:10.3280/RPR2014-002003

   

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