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Trauma and Expressive Arts Therapy: Brain, Body, and Imagination in the Healing Process by
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Idiosyncrasies of play: “What might be horrifying for one child was not disruptive for another”
— Jun 05, 2025 09:01AM
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Adjusting the medium to a smaller piece of paper when someone is overwhelmed with their emotions is GENIUS actually holy smokes.
— Jun 05, 2025 08:06AM
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The body as a “physical container for the entire history of [an] individual.”
IVE BEEN SAYINGGGG!!! Thanks Reich (sp?)
— Jun 05, 2025 07:29AM
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IVE BEEN SAYINGGGG!!! Thanks Reich (sp?)
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Neuroscience researcher Kelly Lambert: “simply creating meaningful objects with one’s hands can alter mood bc handwork actually mediates anxiety and depression” (research focused on accumbens striatal cortical network)
— Jun 05, 2025 06:52AM
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This is honestly a better, more comprehensive breakdown of sensate therapy than the currently available books (that I’ve read) specifically focused on sensate therapy.
— Jun 04, 2025 04:05PM
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Expressive arts in dyadic relationships and interpersonal neurobiology LET’S GOOOOO. THIS ROCKS IMMENSELY
— May 14, 2025 04:40AM
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mentalization = the ability to see yourself “from the outside” and others “from the inside”
It is connected to empathy, self-regulation, self-preservation, expression of affect, self-efficacy, impulse control, and understanding how actions impact others and is thought to reduce the impact of traumatic stress.
Is chronic/stressful people pleasing an error of mentalization? Or is it categorized differently?
— May 14, 2025 04:34AM
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It is connected to empathy, self-regulation, self-preservation, expression of affect, self-efficacy, impulse control, and understanding how actions impact others and is thought to reduce the impact of traumatic stress.
Is chronic/stressful people pleasing an error of mentalization? Or is it categorized differently?
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Dietrich-Hartwell model: 1) safety. 2) reduction of hyperarousal 3) interoception. (No exhaustive) focusing on disconnection from body and lack of interoception (enteroception)
— May 09, 2025 08:12PM
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