Article: Body-oriented hypnotherapy: Releasing preverbal trauma

Article: Eugene Gendlin's approach to psychotherapy: an awareness of "experiencing".
Annals of the American Psychotherapy Association;  March 22, 2004 ;     700+ words ......Words: Eugene Gendlin, experiencing, focusing, felt sense ********** Gendlin's basic concept is experiencing...experiencing, Gendlin calls what I find the felt sense, a term he coined. A felt sense is a bodily felt, implicitly rich sense of...

Article: Focusing-Oriented Experiential Psychotherapy: How To Do It
American Journal of Psychotherapy;  July 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ......Implicit. Some of its main concepts are bodily felt sense, fresh emergence of words from the felt sense, and carrying forward the implicit with...say to the client to encourage the bodily felt sense. Dealing with three obstacles to forming...

Article: Repositioning emotions in composition studies
Composition Studies;  April 1, 2002 ;     700+ words ......gives attention to emotion. KNOWING, FELT SENSE, AND CONNECTIONS TO EXPRESSIVISM In...a "tacit or personal knowledge" or a "felt sense," a phrase coined by Eugene Gendlin...has meaning" (Brand, Psychology 55). Felt sense is "preverbal and preconceptual-body...

Article: Honouring the Body in Psychotherapy: Using Neuroscience to Strengthen Gendlin's Directive
Constructivism in the Human Sciences;  January 1, 2004 ;     700+ words ......Lietaer, 1998) and Michael Mahoney (Mahoney, 2003). Felt Sense and Experiencing To have a basic understanding of...model of change, one must first have a grasp of the felt sense. A felt sense is "...a bodily sense of some situation, problem...

Article: Singing the world: Merleau-Ponty's phenomenology of language
Philosophy Today;  October 1, 1998 ;     700+ words ......speaking in terms of its deeply felt, bodily felt sense? It would then be a question, perhaps...explicit, and thereby retrieving, a bodily felt sense of the languaging process that was once...stages of linguistic development: a bodily felt sense that would otherwise have remained ...

Article: Empathic Resonance and Differential Experiential Processing: An Experiential Process-Directive Approach
American Journal of Psychotherapy;  July 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ......you). The result is an internal, fully felt sense of yourself in relation to the situation...situations. This bodily feeling is called felt sense. For example, late one evening a young...situation gives rise to an implicit, bodily felt sense, which is preconceptual and ...

Article: 40 children abused by staff at care centre.
The Evening Standard (London, England);  April 17, 2002 ;     570 words ......left victims and their families traumatised and with a deeply felt sense of injustice. Experts recommend a three-year programme of...up these cases. The families find themselves with a deeply felt sense of injustice. The victims themselves have, in many cases...

Article: Bombing will solve nothing.(Letters)
South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales);  September 19, 2001 ;     246 words ......the hawkish calls for revenge. These acts of terrorism reveal deep and growing hatred against the West and speak of a deeply felt sense of injustice. That is not to say that individual terrorists should be spared justice. But to embark on a campaign of bombing...

Article: "Decolonising the Body: Restoring Sacred Vitality.".(ATLANTIS)(Brief article)
Resources for Feminist Research;  September 22, 2007 ;     84 words ......been etched onto the body. This article examines a program developed for urban Native women that focuses on restoring the felt sense of sacred interconnection with relations and developing an embodied spiritual practice incorporating traditional teachings...

Article: At Wolf Trap, a Celebration Of a Folk Music Anthology
The Washington Post;  October 27, 1997 ;     308 words ......Anthology of American Folk Music' and Its Legacy." The performances, on the other hand, were an earful, projecting a keenly felt sense of continuity and community. This was the second consecutive evening at the Barns devoted to sampling and celebrating the...

Article: 30 year son, novel tells the story of thwarted ambition; Author got idea for book while at school.(News)
South Wales Echo (Cardiff, Wales);  May 21, 2008 ;     376 words ......of going to medical college. He told the Echo: I started the book when I was 19 and spent a good two years working on it. I felt sense of disillusionment with what had happened to me. I wanted to pursue a particular career, but found I didn't have the right...

Article: Petrakis' memory lane Fine essays from a rich life
Chicago Sun-Times;  May 23, 1999 ;     700+ words ......account of travel to Crete or Israel as compelling as one to Halsted Street on a cool evening. In all cases there is a strongly felt sense of place. The essays are nostalgic, evocative, deeply and often movingly felt. The subtitle, The Dreams and Memories of a...

Article: TWINS NEED FAMILY SUPPORT TO BUILD INDIVIDUALITY
Evansville Courier & Press;  May 21, 2006 ;     588 words ......in bed. I called my twin sister to find that she had just been in a car accident. Later I could not explain why I had this "felt sense" in my body. Yet I'm not the only twin that identifies closely with the sibling. Jeannie Carlson says that she often finishes...

Article: environmental history without historians
Environmental History;  January 1, 2005 ;     700+ words ......future of environmental history? It will be what the next generation of practitioners make of it. It will emerge from their felt sense of nature, and it will arise out of the urgings, overt or implied, of their professional colleagues. I can't speak for the...