The Psyche of the Body

Ramos, Denise Gimenez

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“…Contemporary literature now broadly gives theoretical support to the link between trauma and the body, which manifests in psychosomatic events incorporating the central nervous system (CNS) due to an absence of dualism; the concept of dualism here refers to the assumption that the body and mind are separate and distinct (Descartes, 1641), including the works of Jung (1943Jung ( /1966Holifield, 2020), Ramos (2004), Schore (2009), andVan Der Kolk (2014), among others. Yet, embodied trauma remains an elusive term with no formally agreed definition (Hustvedt, 2014).…”

Section: Trauma Embodiment Psychosomatic Symptoms and The Therapeutic...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Refugees, asylum seekers, and practitioners’ perspectives of embodied trauma: A comprehensive scoping review.

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Charura²

2023

Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy

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Section: Trauma Embodiment Psychosomatic Symptoms and The Therapeutic...mentioning

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Refugees, asylum seekers, and practitioners’ perspectives of embodied trauma: A comprehensive scoping review.

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2023

Psychological Trauma: Theory, Research, Practice, and Policy

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“…She writes, "I don't know if I am real because I can't feel my body, I feel lost and empty." Jungian analyst Denise Ramos (2004) reminds us that the body speaks long before conscious realization of what is going on. Psyche and soma are very present in the initial stage of analysis.…”

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2023

J Analytical Psychology

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Whatever must have raced through Demeter's mind? How does one liberate a young girl's sense of her sexual self when it has been abducted by the appetite of others, by the girl's very search for belonging? Entrapment and liberation entangled.I was a 14-year-old girl reading Lolita. There wasn't a whole lot separating me from Dolores Hayes. She was from New England, same as me. She liked to gorge on sweets and movie magazines. And I liked to watch MTV while drinking can after can of diet soda. The logic was easy to follow. If Humbert could see something extraordinary in Dolores maybe a man could see something in me. More than anything I wanted to be seen, paid attention to, picked out of a crowd…. I wanted to be worshipped from a distance for simply existing.

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“…In her first months of treatment, Chloe expresses her pain and current sense of self. She writes, “I don’t know if I am real because I can’t feel my body, I feel lost and empty.” Jungian analyst Denise Ramos (2004) reminds us that the body speaks long before conscious realization of what is going on. Psyche and soma are very present in the initial stage of analysis.…”

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Case Response II: Jorge de la O

2023

J Analytical Psychology

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Fifteen years after the work has been completed the analyst writes her account for discussion in the JAP. Her countertransference dream reveals the terrible anguish that she carried and continues to carry for the precariousness of the next generation's and Chloe's future. The lack of resources, contaminated supplies, the failure of responsibility and the violence of oppressive norms are all part of the personal, social and political field in which we work.

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The Psyche of the Body

Cited by 10 publications

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Refugees, asylum seekers, and practitioners’ perspectives of embodied trauma: A comprehensive scoping review.

Refugees, asylum seekers, and practitioners’ perspectives of embodied trauma: A comprehensive scoping review.

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Case Response II: Jorge de la O

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