How to Change Your Body

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How to Change Your Body

What the Science of Interoception Can Teach Us About Healing through Connection

Holland, Julie; Briggs, Saga

Synergetic Press Inc.,U.S.

11/2023

320

Mole

Inglês

9781957869100

15 a 20 dias

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TABLE OF CONTENTS


Foreword by Julie Holland, MD xiii

Acknowledgments xvii

Introduction xix


PART 1: PREDICTING THE BODY 1

Predictive Coding 3

Interoception 6

The Bodily Self 10

The Possibility Space 14


PART 2: DISCONNECTION 19

Alexithymia 22

Schizophrenia 24

Stress 27

Loneliness 29

Addiction 30

Anxiety 33

Depression 35

PTSD 37

Eating Disorders 39

Suicidal Ideation 42


PART 3: CONNECTION 45

Authenticity 47

Kama Muta 50

Peak and Transcendent Experiences 54

Nature 59

Body, Emotion, Action 68

Attachment 73

Social Interoception 80

Empathy and Compassion 88

Body Oneness and Movement Synchrony 93

Mindfulness 96

Trust 107

Music 113

Narrative 124

Movement, Yoga, and Reiki 133

Psychedelics 142


PART 4: EXPANDING THE POSSIBILITY SPACE 149

Agency 151

Expansion 154

Transformation 159


PART 5: PRACTICES 163

MAIA Scale: Multidimensional Assessment

of Interoceptive Awareness 165

Interoceptive Connection Toolkit 168

Attentional Strategies 168

Flexible Switching 172

Mindful Awareness in Body-Oriented Therapy (MABT) 172

Respiratory Practices 174

Aligning Dimensions of Interoceptive Experience (ADIE) 175

Somatic Practices 175

Social Justice Approaches 177

Practices from This Book 180

Body Trusting Toolkit 181


Glossary 187

Notes 191

Index 213
mindfulness; Resilience Toolkit; body listening; magic truffle farms; not-distracting; Psychedelic Assisted Therapy; observational study; Nap Ministry; Harriet de Wit; respiratory practices; mystical experiences; Transformative Justice; flexible switching; sensory awareness; Feldenkrais; Karen Dobkins; Tricia Hersey; predictive coding; kama muta; movement synchrony; mood-altering drugs; MAPS; Alexander Method; relational health; somatic experiencing; Romana Cottee; Rosen work; dyadic meditation; Gl Dlen; MABT; open monitoring; Johns Hopkins Center for Psychedelics and; Max Planck Institute; self-other distinction; social Interoception; body trusting; bodily self; Jonathan Gibson; engram; ADIE; Rick Doblin; Interoception; Sar King; respiratory work; MAIA; Hakomi; emotional awareness; Consciousness Research; somatic therapy; attention regulation; body oneness; insular cortex; psychedelics; interdependence; homeostasis; healing; Naropa University; stress; Reiki; yoga; anosognosia; music therapy; body awareness; compassion; prosocial behavior; neurodiversity; Abraham Maslow; PAP; emotional regulation; consciousness; empathy; LSD; loneliness; war trauma; depression; Zen Buddhism; schizophrenia; patriarchy; Audre Lorde; developmental psychology; psilocybin; Andy Arnold; authenticity; social justice; neuroscience; white supremacy; nature; sexism; psychopathology; ayahuasca; connectedness; entactogen; attachment theory; addiction; breathwork; structural racism; alcoholism; anxiety; MDMA; evolutionary psychology; mental illness