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Einführung in die Integrative Körperpsychotherapie IBP (Integrative Body Psychotherapy), 2nd Edition (Original PDF from Publisher)

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By Eva Kaul, Markus Fischer

A practical textbook on the theory and practice of integrative body psychotherapy

The consistent inclusion of body, emotions and cognitions makes the IBP body psychotherapy method unique and is increasingly experienced as an indispensable extension and enrichment of familiar psychotherapeutic thinking and acting. Based on the human image of humanistic psychology, this textbook compactly and clearly presents a process-oriented approach in all three experiential dimensions. It also conveys general psycho-therapeutic basics.

The second edition emphasizes the further development of the IBP method and the integration of current, interdisciplinary models. The stringent inclusion of psychotherapeutic basic knowledge and practice-relevant research results thus continuously links theory and practice:

Basic humanistic concepts (presence, awareness, own space, grounding, design work).
psychodynamic basics (developmental psychology, personality model, work with the different personality components, fragmentation).
Stress model (disorders of stress regulation, implications for psychotherapy).
Breathing and body work (blockages, parasympathetic and sympathetic breathing work, work with touch, self-relaxation techniques, mindfulness techniques).
Work with sexuality in psychotherapy.

For students as well as for medical and psychological psycho-therapists and psychotherapists, the book offers a compact overview of all IBP content with case examples and exercise instructions.

“The book covers an extraordinary breadth of topics: time and again it is also shown how your own working method is implemented in a treatment-technical way. All this makes the book a of the best and most instructive books on body psychotherapy in German-speaking countries.”