The Embodied Self : Movement and Psychoanalysis (Paperback)

Foreword -- Preface -- Overview and Theory -- Laying the groundwork -- The language of movement: embodying psychic processes -- On the meaning of the body from a psychoanalytic perspective -- Embodied attentiveness: a synthesis of frameworks -- Psychoanalytic Observational Studies -- Introduction -- One infant's manic manipulation of space and time -- The infant's language -- Falling into space -- The social arena of the nursery -- Clinical Case Studies -- Introduction -- “I don't know where I come from” -- “I don't know where I'm going” -- Signals from the solar plexus -- Summary of Part III -- Conclusions