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Human Interaction and Emotional Awareness in Gestalt Therapy:Exploring the Phenomenology of Contacti

Historical context The fate of the body and the senses in the civilizing process The satisfying experience The contacting process in the interaction between humans and their environments Emotional orientation Considering the significance of emotions in the contacting process The impact of emotions on personality and society On the many ways our civilization depends on the refinement of our feelings Cultural context Humankind's transformations in the age of environmental destruction I Looking down from the Moon, or the end and eternity of nature Anxiety and civilization in everyday life on Earth Pressure of time and the fragility of hope The uncertainty of the future and the certainty of death Flight into the trans-human realm and the misery of power Notes Epilogue Gestalt therapy of environmental destruction First tenet: Anxiety must turn into fear - Getting ready for action Second tenet: Emotional sensibility instead of environmental morality - motivating resistance Fourth tenet: Paying attention not just to needs but also to satisfaction - never neglecting zest for life Fifth Tenet: It is not nature which heals but awareness -developing embodied mindfulness is the path Notes

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Clinical Psychoanalytical Research and the Functions of Psyche and the Brain: Human Interaction, Affects, Memories and Trauma in the Transference Relationship to the Analyst
In what follows I concentrate on aspects of clinical findings that might enrich an embodied or neuroscientific understanding of memory. My central claim is that Ms. M. does not enact a stored, unconscious memory of traumatic experiences with her primary object in the transference of a 'statically stored,...
(A Neuro-Psychoanalytical Dialogue for Bridging Freud and the Neurosciences)
Human Interaction Management Theory
HIM is a formal theory of processes that extends, alters and re-frames ideas originally developed in the early 1980s (Holt et al. 1983) and subsequently associated with Role Activity Diagrams (Warboys 1989; Ould 1995; Warboys et al. 1999). The mathematical foundation of HIM draws on and unifies petri...
(Handbook on Business Process Management 2)
The Human Interaction Management System
Implementation of HIM in an enterprise environment (i.e., design, execution and management of business processes according to HIM principles) is facilitated by software support from a Human Interaction Management System (HIMS), for which the reference implementation is HumanEdj (Role Modellers 2012b...
(Handbook on Business Process Management 2)
Human Interaction Management Case Study
To illustrate how HIM supports adaptive, collaborative processes, considered below is an innovative company whose products are improvement programmes that it delivers to public sector organizations. The management structure is flat and staff members are encouraged to propose, seek internal funding for,...
(Handbook on Business Process Management 2)
Words and Intention in Human Interactions
Austin [1] stated that speech is a form of action, indicating that language as a window can reveal one's intimate “feelings,” “thoughts,” or “intentions.” The social actor's use of words in context gives us an understanding of their actions. Austin speaks about two types of social actors'...
(Social Computing, Behavioral-Cultural Modeling and Prediction)
Emotional Awareness and Emotion Regulation
The next major unit in the Coping Power child component aims to help children become better at detecting a range of emotions and to recognize the early signs of emotional arousal. Children learn to use a “feelings thermometer” to measure different intensities of common emotions (e.g., happy, sad,...
(Transdiagnostic Treatments for Children and Adolescents: Principles and Practice)
(d) Emotional awareness and coping
Myers et al. (2000) emphasise that wellness is related to how an individual is able to recognise and respond to emotions experienced and expressed by the person and others. Individuals who can express and decode emotions appropriately in others might feel well, while individuals who are unable to experience...
(The Life and Creative Works of Paulo Coelho : A Psychobiography from a Positive Psychology Perspective)
(d) Emotional awareness and coping
Through the various exercises and the ritual, Coelho becomes emotionally aware and strengthens his ability to cope with situations. After having gone through the first exercise, Coelho experiences sensations and emotions with which he has to deal on an intrapersonal level (Coelho, 2003b, p. 28). On the...
(The Life and Creative Works of Paulo Coelho : A Psychobiography from a Positive Psychology Perspective)
(d) Emotional awareness and coping
Coelho writes openly about his feelings and situations are described in terms of their emotional impact, such as in the beginning when Coelho describes his unhappiness and dissatisfaction in his life. This emotional imbalance builds the foundation (Coelho, 2011, pp. 1-18) for the decision to go on a...
(The Life and Creative Works of Paulo Coelho : A Psychobiography from a Positive Psychology Perspective)
Human Interaction with Space-Based Systems
Kritina Holden Leidos, NASA's Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center Jessica J. Marquez NASA's Ames Research Center Cordon Vos NASA's Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center E. Vincent Cross II TRACLabs CONTENTS Physical Factors.....................................................................................................260...
(Psychology and Human Performance in Space Programs:Research at the Frontier)