Foundational and Core Course in Body-Oriented Psychotherapy (TOP)
This foundational and core course in body-oriented psychotherapy is a training program for professionals and participants seeking to master practical skills in working with bodily, emotional, and mental processes. It aims to deepen understanding of one’s inner world and learn to effectively apply body-oriented psychotherapy methods in therapeutic practice.
The training focuses on mastering algorithms for addressing various issues, developing skills in self-awareness, open expression of feelings and needs, maintaining therapeutic boundaries, and providing professional support to clients.
Duration: 6 two-day workshops
Format: Two-day workshops
The program covers foundational approaches and classical schools of body-oriented psychotherapy, including Reichian vegetotherapy, Lowen’s bioenergetics, Boadella’s biosynthesis, Marcher’s biodynamics, and Kurtz’s Hakomi method.
Participants will master grounding techniques, boundary correction, working with emotional tension and intense experiences. The learning process combines theoretical preparation with a focus on practicing conscious contact skills, building trusting relationships with clients, and maintaining therapeutic resilience.
The training focuses on mastering algorithms for addressing various issues, developing skills in self-awareness, open expression of feelings and needs, maintaining therapeutic boundaries, and providing professional support to clients.
Duration: 6 two-day workshops
Format: Two-day workshops
The program covers foundational approaches and classical schools of body-oriented psychotherapy, including Reichian vegetotherapy, Lowen’s bioenergetics, Boadella’s biosynthesis, Marcher’s biodynamics, and Kurtz’s Hakomi method.
Participants will master grounding techniques, boundary correction, working with emotional tension and intense experiences. The learning process combines theoretical preparation with a focus on practicing conscious contact skills, building trusting relationships with clients, and maintaining therapeutic resilience.
