Benajir Wolf

People with mental illnesses often feel alone in their experiences. A psychomotor therapist, who seeks to understand what is happening in the world of their client and why, enters their experiential space. If the mutual understanding process is successful, it can continue to function as a healing and attentive inner dialogue within the client. Meaning-oriented psychomotor therapy is the first psychoanalytically grounded therapeutic method for psychomotor work with adults. It is influenced by the understanding approach as well as by psychoanalytic concepts of body psychotherapy. The book illustrates how the relationship with patients is shaped, which disorders emerge from early to late adulthood, and how they can be treated. In this way, psychomotor therapists expand their professional scope of action.