Reflecting upon the ‘drama of the body’ and the interconnectedness of the body, mind, and soul, this book proposes a unique, playful and transformative self-awareness framework that gives voice to the body’s wisdom and creativity, while also positioning SomatoDrama within the context of innovative psychosomatic research.
This is the first book to introduce SomatoDrama to the international dramatherapy audience, supporting practitioners and their clients in understanding the messages that our bodies provide to us. The book presents the results of a groundbreaking impact study, which integrates classical and modern psychology and demonstrates the Model’s relevance for contemporary psychosomatics.
Rooted in transpersonal psychology and theories of non-duality, chapters explore:
Acknowledging the unification of the body and mind, this is a compelling read for dramatherapists who are interested in integrating spirituality into their practice. It will also be of interest to doctors, to mental health practitioners more widely, such as therapists, counsellors and psychologists, and to anyone curious about the inner dialogue between the body, the mind and the soul.
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Anna Üveges is a Yugoslav-born Hungarian psychologist, writer, researcher, Ultrabrief Therapy consultant, certified SomatoDrama facilitator, artist, and author. As the developer of the SomatoDrama Effect Model, she integrates clinical insight with modern and pioneering ways of inquiry to explore the body–mind connection in both research and practice. Her work also focuses on the embodied roots of trauma and healing.
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