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Title: Defense: False self orr self-regulation: The concept of 'Armoring' revisited
Presenter: Black, Stuart; Brown, Malcolm; Frank, Ruella; Isaacs, Joel & Johanson, Gregory
Year: June, 2002 Occassion of film/tape: Convergence & Emergence : 3rd National USABP Conference: Panel Location of film/tape: Johns Hopkins University: Baltimore MA
Running time / reel: / 1 tape Format: Audiotape cassette
Body armoring was once a central aspect of the field of Body Psychotherapy, a way of linking mind and body that united us and distinguished us from conventional therapists. Panelists from differing modalities discussed how the concept of armoring has affect their own work, and how they used and changed it. Major additions and advances to the concept were also discussed and how these might now help to focus the field of Body psychotherapy and bring more unity to it.
Author's institution: USABP Contact: www.conferencerecording.com Language: Country origin: USA
Entry number: 1993 English version:
Entry source: Courtenay Young Entered by: Courtenay Young Entry date: 13 June 2002
Key Phrases: Pre-natal - Peri-natal - Birth - Somatic Psychology - Theory References: Other information:
