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The learning process, the attachment and the body in movement.

Ariela Fischer – Alejandro González (Argentina)

The therapeutic process involves learning; this learning process takes place in a relationship in which the corporality and the emotions are part of the interaction.

This interaction accounts for old attachment patterns, creating the opportunity for significant attitudinal changes that generate dysfunctional behaviors. To promote a psycho-corporeal approach facilitates the process towards physical and emotional well-being, improving the ways in which people relate to each other. Our aim is to convey the developments achieved through this perspective.

Alejandro González is from Buenos Aires, Argentina, 36 years old. Psychology degree since 2006. Fellow of the ISBP. He started BP in 2000 and to work as an operator in 2004. Heattended the 17th International Conference of BP “Use and regulation of emotion” in BadGronenbach, Germany. In May 2009, he presented his work “Body movement work as part ofthe process in Bonding Pcychotherapy”. He also atended the 18th International Conference ofBP “E-motion, what moves us?”, in 2011, he presented an introduction of Bondingpsychotherapy with Maure, Buys and Kooyman and presentated “The new identity in the addict´s body”.

Actualization of delict prevention, a confronting treatment of sexual offenders.

Ariela Fischer – Alejandro González (Argentina)

The therapeutic process involves learning; this learning process takes place in a relationship in which the corporality and the emotions are part of the interaction.

This interaction accounts for old attachment patterns, creating the opportunity for significant attitudinal changes that generate dysfunctional behaviors. To promote a psycho-corporeal approach facilitates the process towards physical and emotional well-being, improving the ways in which people relate to each other. Our aim is to convey the developments achieved through this perspective.

Alejandro González is from Buenos Aires, Argentina, 36 years old. Psychology degree since 2006. Fellow of the ISBP. He started BP in 2000 and to work as an operator in 2004. Heattended the 17th International Conference of BP “Use and regulation of emotion” in BadGronenbach, Germany. In May 2009, he presented his work “Body movement work as part ofthe process in Bonding Pcychotherapy”. He also atended the 18th International Conference ofBP “E-motion, what moves us?”, in 2011, he presented an introduction of Bondingpsychotherapy with Maure, Buys and Kooyman and presentated “The new identity in the addict´s body”.

Treatment Concept of a Psychosomatic Clinic (108 patients) in Bavaria where whole families are treatet in a clinical setting.

Ariela Fischer – Alejandro González (Argentina)

The therapeutic process involves learning; this learning process takes place in a relationship in which the corporality and the emotions are part of the interaction.

This interaction accounts for old attachment patterns, creating the opportunity for significant attitudinal changes that generate dysfunctional behaviors. To promote a psycho-corporeal approach facilitates the process towards physical and emotional well-being, improving the ways in which people relate to each other. Our aim is to convey the developments achieved through this perspective.

Alejandro González is from Buenos Aires, Argentina, 36 years old. Psychology degree since 2006. Fellow of the ISBP. He started BP in 2000 and to work as an operator in 2004. Heattended the 17th International Conference of BP “Use and regulation of emotion” in BadGronenbach, Germany. In May 2009, he presented his work “Body movement work as part ofthe process in Bonding Pcychotherapy”. He also atended the 18th International Conference ofBP “E-motion, what moves us?”, in 2011, he presented an introduction of Bondingpsychotherapy with Maure, Buys and Kooyman and presentated “The new identity in the addict´s body”.

Experiential workshop on moving and emotions.

Ariela Fischer – Alejandro González (Argentina)

The therapeutic process involves learning; this learning process takes place in a relationship in which the corporality and the emotions are part of the interaction.

This interaction accounts for old attachment patterns, creating the opportunity for significant attitudinal changes that generate dysfunctional behaviors. To promote a psycho-corporeal approach facilitates the process towards physical and emotional well-being, improving the ways in which people relate to each other. Our aim is to convey the developments achieved through this perspective.

Alejandro González is from Buenos Aires, Argentina, 36 years old. Psychology degree since 2006. Fellow of the ISBP. He started BP in 2000 and to work as an operator in 2004. Heattended the 17th International Conference of BP “Use and regulation of emotion” in BadGronenbach, Germany. In May 2009, he presented his work “Body movement work as part ofthe process in Bonding Pcychotherapy”. He also atended the 18th International Conference ofBP “E-motion, what moves us?”, in 2011, he presented an introduction of Bondingpsychotherapy with Maure, Buys and Kooyman and presentated “The new identity in the addict´s body”.

Autism and attachment

Ariela Fischer – Alejandro González (Argentina)

The therapeutic process involves learning; this learning process takes place in a relationship in which the corporality and the emotions are part of the interaction.

This interaction accounts for old attachment patterns, creating the opportunity for significant attitudinal changes that generate dysfunctional behaviors. To promote a psycho-corporeal approach facilitates the process towards physical and emotional well-being, improving the ways in which people relate to each other. Our aim is to convey the developments achieved through this perspective.

Alejandro González is from Buenos Aires, Argentina, 36 years old. Psychology degree since 2006. Fellow of the ISBP. He started BP in 2000 and to work as an operator in 2004. Heattended the 17th International Conference of BP “Use and regulation of emotion” in BadGronenbach, Germany. In May 2009, he presented his work “Body movement work as part ofthe process in Bonding Pcychotherapy”. He also atended the 18th International Conference ofBP “E-motion, what moves us?”, in 2011, he presented an introduction of Bondingpsychotherapy with Maure, Buys and Kooyman and presentated “The new identity in the addict´s body”.

Sexual abuse and bonding psychotherapy

Ariela Fischer – Alejandro González (Argentina)

The therapeutic process involves learning; this learning process takes place in a relationship in which the corporality and the emotions are part of the interaction.

This interaction accounts for old attachment patterns, creating the opportunity for significant attitudinal changes that generate dysfunctional behaviors. To promote a psycho-corporeal approach facilitates the process towards physical and emotional well-being, improving the ways in which people relate to each other. Our aim is to convey the developments achieved through this perspective.

Alejandro González is from Buenos Aires, Argentina, 36 years old. Psychology degree since 2006. Fellow of the ISBP. He started BP in 2000 and to work as an operator in 2004. Heattended the 17th International Conference of BP “Use and regulation of emotion” in BadGronenbach, Germany. In May 2009, he presented his work “Body movement work as part ofthe process in Bonding Pcychotherapy”. He also atended the 18th International Conference ofBP “E-motion, what moves us?”, in 2011, he presented an introduction of Bondingpsychotherapy with Maure, Buys and Kooyman and presentated “The new identity in the addict´s body”.

Workshop on the Theory of Bonding Psychotherapy

Ariela Fischer – Alejandro González (Argentina)

The therapeutic process involves learning; this learning process takes place in a relationship in which the corporality and the emotions are part of the interaction.

This interaction accounts for old attachment patterns, creating the opportunity for significant attitudinal changes that generate dysfunctional behaviors. To promote a psycho-corporeal approach facilitates the process towards physical and emotional well-being, improving the ways in which people relate to each other. Our aim is to convey the developments achieved through this perspective.

Alejandro González is from Buenos Aires, Argentina, 36 years old. Psychology degree since 2006. Fellow of the ISBP. He started BP in 2000 and to work as an operator in 2004. Heattended the 17th International Conference of BP “Use and regulation of emotion” in BadGronenbach, Germany. In May 2009, he presented his work “Body movement work as part ofthe process in Bonding Pcychotherapy”. He also atended the 18th International Conference ofBP “E-motion, what moves us?”, in 2011, he presented an introduction of Bondingpsychotherapy with Maure, Buys and Kooyman and presentated “The new identity in the addict´s body”.

Results of actual oxytocin research in relation to attachment and possible connections with bonding

Ariela Fischer – Alejandro González (Argentina)

The therapeutic process involves learning; this learning process takes place in a relationship in which the corporality and the emotions are part of the interaction.

This interaction accounts for old attachment patterns, creating the opportunity for significant attitudinal changes that generate dysfunctional behaviors. To promote a psycho-corporeal approach facilitates the process towards physical and emotional well-being, improving the ways in which people relate to each other. Our aim is to convey the developments achieved through this perspective.

Alejandro González is from Buenos Aires, Argentina, 36 years old. Psychology degree since 2006. Fellow of the ISBP. He started BP in 2000 and to work as an operator in 2004. Heattended the 17th International Conference of BP “Use and regulation of emotion” in BadGronenbach, Germany. In May 2009, he presented his work “Body movement work as part ofthe process in Bonding Pcychotherapy”. He also atended the 18th International Conference ofBP “E-motion, what moves us?”, in 2011, he presented an introduction of Bondingpsychotherapy with Maure, Buys and Kooyman and presentated “The new identity in the addict´s body”.

Start up Bonding-Psychotherapy!

Ariela Fischer – Alejandro González (Argentina)

The therapeutic process involves learning; this learning process takes place in a relationship in which the corporality and the emotions are part of the interaction.

This interaction accounts for old attachment patterns, creating the opportunity for significant attitudinal changes that generate dysfunctional behaviors. To promote a psycho-corporeal approach facilitates the process towards physical and emotional well-being, improving the ways in which people relate to each other. Our aim is to convey the developments achieved through this perspective.

Alejandro González is from Buenos Aires, Argentina, 36 years old. Psychology degree since 2006. Fellow of the ISBP. He started BP in 2000 and to work as an operator in 2004. Heattended the 17th International Conference of BP “Use and regulation of emotion” in BadGronenbach, Germany. In May 2009, he presented his work “Body movement work as part ofthe process in Bonding Pcychotherapy”. He also atended the 18th International Conference ofBP “E-motion, what moves us?”, in 2011, he presented an introduction of Bondingpsychotherapy with Maure, Buys and Kooyman and presentated “The new identity in the addict´s body”.

“Group members and therapists as a correcting healing experience of pathological symbiosis”

Ariela Fischer – Alejandro González (Argentina)

The therapeutic process involves learning; this learning process takes place in a relationship in which the corporality and the emotions are part of the interaction.

This interaction accounts for old attachment patterns, creating the opportunity for significant attitudinal changes that generate dysfunctional behaviors. To promote a psycho-corporeal approach facilitates the process towards physical and emotional well-being, improving the ways in which people relate to each other. Our aim is to convey the developments achieved through this perspective.

Alejandro González is from Buenos Aires, Argentina, 36 years old. Psychology degree since 2006. Fellow of the ISBP. He started BP in 2000 and to work as an operator in 2004. Heattended the 17th International Conference of BP “Use and regulation of emotion” in BadGronenbach, Germany. In May 2009, he presented his work “Body movement work as part ofthe process in Bonding Pcychotherapy”. He also atended the 18th International Conference ofBP “E-motion, what moves us?”, in 2011, he presented an introduction of Bondingpsychotherapy with Maure, Buys and Kooyman and presentated “The new identity in the addict´s body”.