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• Editorial

  Young, Courtenay; Karkou, Vicky;

  Volume 5, Issue 1

• The history and development of Body-Psychotherapy: European diversity

  Young, Courtenay

  Volume 5, Issue 1

• Being, having, and becoming bodies

  Totton, Nick

  Volume 5, Issue 1

• Making sense of touch in dance movement therapy: A trainee's perspective

  Popa, Maria Raluca; Best, Penelope A.;

  Volume 5, Issue 1

• Working with withdrawn adolescents as a moving experience: A community resourced project exploring the usefulness of group dance movement psychotherapy within a school setting

  Gent, Anne Marie; Eke, Linda;

  Volume 5, Issue 1

• Elsa Gindler and her influence on Wilhelm Reich and body psychotherapy

  Geuter, Ulfried; Weaver, Judyth O.; Heller, Michael C.;

  Volume 5, Issue 1

• A psychoanalytic perspective of endings in therapy: A dance movement psychotherapy case study

  Valdivia, Maria Eugenia

  Volume 5, Issue 1

• Report of the 11th Congress of the European Association for Body Psychotherapy and the 8th International Scientific Committee, 8-11 November 2008, Paris

  Westland, Gill

  Volume 5, Issue 1

• 'Movement-Embodiment-Body Memory', Heidelberg, Germany, 6-8 October 2008

  Pylvänäinen, Päivi

  Volume 5, Issue 1

• La vida es danza. El arte de la ciencia de la Danza Movimiento Terapia, edited by Hilda Wengrower and Sharon Chaiklin

  Ylönen, Maarit Elena

  Volume 5, Issue 1

• Editorial

  Young, Courtenay; Karkou, Vicky;

  Volume 4, Issue 3

• Anima and animus embodied: Jungian gender and Laban Movement Analysis

  Kaylo, Janet

  Volume 4, Issue 3

• Body psychotherapy and social theory

  Totton, Nick

  Volume 4, Issue 3

• Authentic Movement: A dance with the divine

  Stromsted, Tina

  Volume 4, Issue 3

• Kinaesthetic narratives: Interpretations for children's dance movement therapy process

  Ylönen, Maarit E.; Cantell, Marja H.;

  Volume 4, Issue 3

• The brain transforms psychology into biology

  Marshall, Elizabeth; Bauer, Joachim;

  Volume 4, Issue 3

• Some notions of embodiment and theorising modes

  Safra, Gilberto; Cotta, José Alberto Moreira;

  Volume 4, Issue 3

• Report from the First International Conference on Kinaesthesia and Motion

  Pylvänäinen, Päivi

  Volume 4, Issue 3

• The body in play: The actuality of Reich's thinking in the development of body psychotherapies

  Carbonari, Fabio

  Volume 4, Issue 3

• Sacred woman, sacred dance: Awakening spirituality through movement and ritual, by Iris J. Stewart

  Shannon, Laura

  Volume 4, Issue 3

• The embodied subject. Minding the body in psychoanalysis, edited by John P. Muller and Jane G. Tillman

  Lavender, Joan

  Volume 4, Issue 3

• Editorial

  Young, Courtenay; Karkou, Vicky;

  Volume 4, Issue 2

• Pilot study to evaluate Dance Movement Psychotherapy (the BodyMind Approach) in patients with medically unexplained symptoms: Participant and facilitator perceptions and a summary discussion

  Payne, Helen

  Volume 4, Issue 2

• Therapists' understandings of embodiment in dramatherapy: Findings from a research approach using vignettes and aMSN messenger research conversations

  Jones, Phil

  Volume 4, Issue 2

• Aspects of posture and personality described by a typology of muscle tonus patterns

  Appleton, J. A.

  Volume 4, Issue 2

• Considerations of verbal and non-verbal communication in body psychotherapy

  Westland, Gill

  Volume 4, Issue 2

• Body oriented psychotherapy. The state of the art in empirical research and evidence-based practice: A clinical perspective

  Röhricht, Frank

  Volume 4, Issue 2

• The International Conference on Movement Analysis in Education, Therapy and Science 'Moving from Within,' 22-24 July 2007, Freising, Munich, Germany

  Welsche, Mone; Koch, Sabine C.;

  Volume 4, Issue 2

• Supervision of dance movement psychotherapy: a practitioner's handbook, edited by Helen Payne

  Berrol, Cynthia

  Volume 4, Issue 2

• Body of awareness: a somatic and developmental approach to psychotherapy, by Ruella Frank

  Bloom, Dan

  Volume 4, Issue 2

• Editorial

  Payne, Helen

  Volume 4, Issue 1

• The use of mindfulness in psychodynamic and body oriented psychotherapy

  Weiss, Halko

  Volume 4, Issue 1

• Embodied performances of sexuality and gender: A feminist approach to dance movement psychotherapy and performance practice

  Allegranti, Beatrice

  Volume 4, Issue 1

• The use of metaphors in dance movement therapy

  Samaritter, Rosemarie

  Volume 4, Issue 1

• Healing through the martial way: Incorporating karate training into counselling and psychotherapy

  Oulanova, Olga

  Volume 4, Issue 1

• The neuroscience of human relationships: Attachment and the developing social brain

  Carroll, Roz

  Volume 4, Issue 1

• The embodied self

  Scarth, Susan

  Volume 4, Issue 1

• 'Crossing Borders': Fourth European Congress for Psychomotricity, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, 21-23 May 2008

  Dijkstra, Anna

  Volume 4, Issue 1

• Editorial

  Payne, Helen

  Volume 3, Issue 2

• Body and spirit in psychodynamic therapy: Eastern contributions to non-verbal psychotherapeutic paradigms

  Sella, Yorai

  Volume 3, Issue 2

• Expressive artistic therapies as mind-body medicine

  Sherwood, Patricia

  Volume 3, Issue 2

• Dance therapy as form of communication activating psychotherapy for schizophrenic patients

  Oganesian, Natalia

  Volume 3, Issue 2

• Experience of body/self as the primary ground of life/art creation: A phenomenological case study of Rolfing

  Engel, Lis

  Volume 3, Issue 2

• The Chiron Association for Body Psychotherapists Conference 2007. 'The Client and I': Relational Dilemmas and Opportunities

  Gauld, Sandra

  Volume 3, Issue 2

• A dance across the Atlantic: correspondence on understanding the difference between definitions and whether dance/movement therapy is a body psychotherapy

  Pallaro, Patrizia; Young, Courtenay;

  Volume 3, Issue 2

• Book Reviews

  Bratherton, Wendy J.

  Volume 3, Issue 2

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