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Aligning “Being” Through the Body — Practicing Neutrality: Reflections After the First Week of Phase 2 – AT-2 (4)
Introduction This past weekend marked the end of the first four days of the second half of the Advanced Rolfing Training in Ichigaya. As I […] -
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More Than Technique — The Question of “Being”: Reflections After the First Week of Phase 2 – AT-2 (3)
Introduction I’m currently participating in the Advanced Training organized by the Japan Rolfing Association, held in Ichigaya, Tokyo. The second phase of the course, led by Ray McCall and Hiroyoshi Tahata, has just begun. I’ve completed the first […] -
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How Do We Build Relationships with Clients? — Between “Engagement” and “Trust” as a Rolfer® – AT-2(2)
Introduction This year, for the first time in a decade, I am participating in the Advanced Rolfing® Training (AT) organized by the Japan Rolfing Association in Ichigaya, Tokyo. The instructors are Ray McCall and Hiroyoshi Tahata. We’ve […] -
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The Second Half Begins — Reflections on Phase 1 of AT-2 (1)
Introduction This year, for the first time in a decade, I decided to participate in the Advanced Rolfing® Training (AT) held by the Japan Rolfing Association in Ichigaya, Tokyo. Phase 1 took place over […] -
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From Regulation to Empathy — How the Social Brain Matures (Part 7 of 7)
Introduction This series has gone into the development and integration of what is called the social brain, from the point of view of Interpersonal Neurobiology […] -
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The Brain Grows Bottom-Up and Right-to-Left — Development and the Neural Basis of Attachment (Part 6 of 7)
Introduction This series explores the process by which a person recovers connection, approached from neuroscience, attachment theory and Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB). Part 6 takes up […] -
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Feeling Comes from a Resonating Brain — The Circuits Behind Empathy and Self-Sense (Part 5 of 7)
Introduction Part 5 goes into how the capacity to feel with others works inside the brain, and how it bears on our relationships and on […] -
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The Amygdala and Emotional Learning — Safe, or Under Threat? (Part 4 of 7)
Introduction This series of seven pieces explores the neural networks that go by the name of the social brain, from several sides at once: neuroscience, […] -
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Right-Brain Development and Attachment — How Co-Regulation Builds a Sense of Self (Part 3 of 7)
Introduction Part 3 looks at right-brain-led development in early childhood, the formation of attachment, and how far co-regulation between infant and caregiver lays the ground […] -
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The Fast Brain and the Slow Brain — Two Systems for Feeling and Remembering (Part 2 of 7)
Introduction This series looks at the reintegration of body, feeling and relationship through the social brain and Interpersonal Neurobiology (IPNB). This second piece takes up […]
