SAAB (Andalusian Society for Bioenergetic Analysis) is a local society afiliated to the International Institute for Bioenergetic Analysis which main objectives are the better knowledge and dissemination of the mind-body psychotherapy, particularly the bioenergetic approach that was initiated by Alexander Lowen, to give support to the members in the difficult task of continous education and to help interested people to form training groups to become a certified therapist.
2007 – Sevilla, Spain : May 2 to May 6 (Pre-Conf. : May 1)International Conference
Prepare yourself for a stimulating experience as we will reflect on our practice in a world in which so many changes are happening so quickly. We will ask ourselves how phenomena like new family models, the rise of poverty and violence in our societies, the culture clash brought by a new type of immigration, work-related stress, etc. may affect the daily life of our patients and consequently the integrity of their organism, their sense of self, as well as their relationship with their environment.
In the face of these contemporary issues, we also want to initiate a dialog with other disciplines in a way that can both challenge and complement our bioenergetic concepts and practice.
Finally we want this Conference to constitute an opportunity for us all to reflect on how bioenergetic analysis can find its place as an important healing force in our contemporary world.
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SAAB (Andalusian Society for
SAAB (Andalusian Society for Bioenergetic Analysis) is a local society afiliated to the International Institute for Bioenergetic Analysis which main objectives are the better knowledge and dissemination of the mind-body psychotherapy, particularly the bioenergetic approach that was initiated by Alexander Lowen, to give support to the members in the difficult task of continous education and to help interested people to form training groups to become a certified therapist.
2007 – Sevilla, Spain : May 2 to May 6 (Pre-Conf. : May 1)International Conference
Prepare yourself for a stimulating experience as we will reflect on our practice in a world in which so many changes are happening so quickly. We will ask ourselves how phenomena like new family models, the rise of poverty and violence in our societies, the culture clash brought by a new type of immigration, work-related stress, etc. may affect the daily life of our patients and consequently the integrity of their organism, their sense of self, as well as their relationship with their environment.
In the face of these contemporary issues, we also want to initiate a dialog with other disciplines in a way that can both challenge and complement our bioenergetic concepts and practice.
Finally we want this Conference to constitute an opportunity for us all to reflect on how bioenergetic analysis can find its place as an important healing force in our contemporary world.