Intention and Non-Doing in Therapeutic Bodywork (Original PDF from Publisher)
- Format: Publisher PDF
- Posted Date: 22 Jun 2025
- Posted By: AfkEbooks
Specification
| Published Year | 2021 |
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| Language | English |
| Publisher | Singing Dragon |
| Edition : | 1 |
| Format : | Publisher PDF |
| File Size : | 5.1 |
| ISBN : | 978-1787758988, 9781787758995 |
Description
By Andrew James Pike, Ged Sumner
Exploring the Buddhist/Taoist concept of non-doing and intention in relation to bodywork, this book focuses on how the therapist should approach their client without agenda and meet them where they are at. This requires the therapist to pay attention to their own surfacing intentions and leave assumptions behind so they may focus on simply 'being', which is a profoundly active, non-reactive expression of presence, rather than a passive state of resignation. The ramifications of sub-conscious doing and wilful intention can negatively impact expressions of health and so the author explains how therapists may skilfully navigate between intention, attention and embodied non-doing whilst treating clients, and how this creates the foundations for safe relational touch.
Product Details
- Publisher : Singing Dragon
- Publication date : September 21, 2021
- Language : English
- ISBN-10 : 1787758982
- ISBN-13 : 978-1787758988
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