Can You Feel My Heart (Via Your Camera and Sensors)? The Role of the Body, Its Absence, and Its Measurement in Online Video Psychotherapy

Rolnick, Arnon; Ehrenreich, Yossi

doi:10.5298/1081-5937-48.1.1

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DOI: 10.5298/1081-5937-48.1.1

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Can You Feel My Heart (Via Your Camera and Sensors)? The Role of the Body, Its Absence, and Its Measurement in Online Video Psychotherapy

Arnon Rolnick

Yossi Ehrenreich

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“…The place of body and sensation becomes extremely limited. Not only do we not see the other's body, the sensations passing from body to body are blocked and restricted, together with the ongoing coregulation that happens constantly as we meet and communication takes place through all of our sensory apparatus (Rolnick & Ehrenreich, 2020). It seems that our mind struggles to compensate somehow for all the world of information and sensations we usually receive from body to body contact.…”

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“Imagination for Two” Child Psychotherapy during Coronavirus Outbreak: Building a Space for Play When Space Collapses

Shulman¹,

Saroff²

2020

Journal of Infant, Child, and Adolescent Psychotherapy

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Alvarez and Reid in the introduction to their book "Autism and Personality" suggest that in the absence of play the therapist's own resources are frequently the only means available to bring into being liveliness, creativity, and play in the child patient's inner world. Reid writes: "The therapist must have a mind for two, energy for two, hope for two, imagination for two". In the following paper, we discuss the therapeutic work required of the child psychotherapist, in times in which the space of life itself collapses under incessant attack of annihilation anxiety, uncertainty, and a sudden breakdown of all that gives us an experience (or maybe an illusion?) of meaning and continuity. Times in which the possibility to "work and love" collapses as the places where we do "love and work" are closed to us or become partial and lacking.

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“Imagination for Two” Child Psychotherapy during Coronavirus Outbreak: Building a Space for Play When Space Collapses

Shulman¹,

Saroff²

2020

Journal of Infant, Child, and Adolescent Psychotherapy

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Exploring the impact of computer-mediated emotional interactions on human facial and physiological responses

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Telematics and Informatics Reports

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The (almost) impossible profession: face-to-face child psychotherapy during the Covid-19 outbreak

Shulman

2020

Journal of Child Psychotherapy

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Can You Feel My Heart (Via Your Camera and Sensors)? The Role of the Body, Its Absence, and Its Measurement in Online Video Psychotherapy

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

“Imagination for Two” Child Psychotherapy during Coronavirus Outbreak: Building a Space for Play When Space Collapses

“Imagination for Two” Child Psychotherapy during Coronavirus Outbreak: Building a Space for Play When Space Collapses

Exploring the impact of computer-mediated emotional interactions on human facial and physiological responses

The (almost) impossible profession: face-to-face child psychotherapy during the Covid-19 outbreak

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