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Rev Elec Psic Izt 2024; 27 (1)

Sensory awareness. Elsa Gindler, Charlotte Selver and their influence in psychotherapy, somatic education and group techniques

Ortiz LF

Language: Spanish
References: 65
Page: 408-437
PDF size: 230.52 Kb.


ABSTRACT

This paper analyzes the work of two pioneers of Body Psychotherapy and Somatic Education, Elsa Gindler and Charlotte Selver. They taught mindfulness, although they did not use that word, their student’s payed careful attention to everyday activities and to whatever their senses perceived, including proprioception. The historical context, the foundations of their practice and their influence in fields such as psychotherapy, education, training and contemplative psychology will be addressed. These women are pioneers of Body-Psychotherapy and Somatic Education, so I will speak about therapists and educators whom they influenced, such as Wilhelm Reich and Fritz and Laura Perls. Arguments will be given in favor of studying the history of Psychology and sensory Awareness.


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