Integrating Body Self &amp; Psychological Self

Krueger, David W.

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“…The central instance responsible for experiencing oneself in a bodily dimension is the body self (Krueger, 2002). It constitutes the first, and at the same time fundamental subsystem of self, the functioning of which is based on the organising of somatosensory experiences into ever more complex psychical body representations, above all the body schema and the body image (Mirucka & Sakson-Obada, 2012).…”

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The meaning of the body schema in reaching maturity during late adolescence

Mirucka¹

2016

Polish Psychological Bulletin

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The meaning of the body schema in reaching maturity during late adolescence

Mirucka¹

2016

Polish Psychological Bulletin

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“…Deri ve dokunma hissi do¤umdan itibaren sa¤l›kl› bir ruhsal yap›n›n geliflmesi için önemli etkenlerden biridir. Annenin tutma, kucaklama, okflama sa¤l›kl› ruhsal ve sosyal geliflim için çok önemli-dir 32 . Anne bebek ba¤lanmas›nda deri ile kontakt kurmak en önemli etmenlerden birisidir.…”

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“…Farkl› anksiyete bozukluklar›nda farkl› savunma mekanizmalar› devrededir. Örne¤in fobilerde yer de¤ifltirme mekanizmas› a¤›rl›k- [25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35] l› olarak kullan›l›r, obsesif kompulsif bozuklukta ise izolasyon, yapma bozma gibi mekanizmalar daha fazla kullan›lmaktad›r. Davran›flç› kurama göre anksiyete ö¤renilmifl koflullu bir yan›t-t›r.…”

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“…Çocuklu¤unda cinsel ve fiziksel tacize u¤rayan kiflilerde yetiflkinlikte kendine zarar verme davran›fl› s›k görülmektedir 97 . Bu hastalarda efllik eden alkol madde ba¤›ml›l›¤› olas›l›¤› da yüksektir ve e¤er kendine zarar verme [25][26][27][28][29][30][31][32][33][34][35] davran›fl› s›ras›nda kiflide disosiasyon oluyorsa kendileri de durumun fark›nda olmad›¤›ndan dermatolojik tan› koymak güç olabilmektedir. TSSB sonras› görülebilecek bu tür kendine zarar verme davran›fllar› aras›nda trikotillomani ve artefakt dermatiti say›labilir 97 .…”

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Deri Hastalıklarının Psikojenik Sonuçları ve Komorbiditeler

Mercan¹

2012

Turkderm

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“…I suggest that an intensive clinical focus on the patient's and our own bodily experience and emerging affect states allows for the desomatization and integration of dissociated affect, as well as an increased capacity for mentalization, self-reflexivity, intersubjectivity and transitional functioning, resulting in a more integrated body-mind self and a decreased need for disordered eating. In so doing, I hope to contribute to a movement within contemporary relational psychoanalysis to bring the body back into psychoanalytic thinking (Aron and Anderson 1998;Krueger 2002;Anderson 2008;Orbach 2009, Knoblauch andSletvold 2012;Petrucelli 2015; The BODI Group 2015), recognizing that psychological treatment is essentially a process of body-mind integration.…”

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Eating Disorder Treatment as a Process of Mind–Body Integration: Special Challenges for Women

Sands

2015

Clin Soc Work J

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The concept of body image remains too focused on internal representation and not enough on internal experiencing. Body image is but one expression of the more foundational body self. When an eating disorder is conceptualized as an attempt to manage an impaired sense of body self (and associated disregulation), the ultimate goal of treatment becomes embodiment. The eating disordered body must be worked with as an actual as well as symbolic body and understood within its own developmental trajectory. The gender-specificity of eating disorders is explored by focusing on three particular bodily challenges for females in our society: (1) Women are more likely than men to unconsciously use their bodies as repositories for their dissociated need and desire, (2) girls' bodies are mirrored in a more distorted and overstimulating manner than boys' and (3) because girls are the same biological sex as their usual primary caretakers, they are more likely to be used as narcissistic extensions. A clinical example is presented, illustrating the influence of these female bodily challenges on the development of body self and eating disorders and how these issues play out in treatment. An intensive clinical focus on the patient's and therapist's body states allows for the desomatization and integration of dissociated affect, resulting in a more integrated body-mind self and a decreased need for an eating disorder.

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Integrating Body Self & Psychological Self

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The meaning of the body schema in reaching maturity during late adolescence

The meaning of the body schema in reaching maturity during late adolescence

Deri Hastalıklarının Psikojenik Sonuçları ve Komorbiditeler

Eating Disorder Treatment as a Process of Mind–Body Integration: Special Challenges for Women

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