Daniel Schiff PhD Somatic Psychotherapy Training
Daniel Schiff PhDSomatic Psychotherapy Training                

Somatic Psychotherapy Training in

Contemporary Orgone (Reichian) Therapy

 

 

Module 2 syllabus 2024-2025

 

Working with the Somatic Armor

 

 

 

 

Meeting #1:  An overview of Contemporary Orgone (Reichian) Therapy - review

 

Meeting #2: Relational and somatically focused character analysis: key concepts

 

Meeting #3: Making/facilitating contact – the therapist’s positional stance

 

Meeting #4:  Orgonotic (bioenergetic) pulsation and autonomic function

 

Meeting #5:  Orgonotic pulsation and contemporary affect theory

 

Meeting #6:  The biophysical armor and its segmental structure

 

Meeting #7:  The biophysical segments in greater detail – the ocular, oral and cervical segments

 

Meeting #8:  The biophysical segments in greater detail – the thoracic, diaphragmatic, abdominal and pelvic segments

 

Meeting #9: The basic structure of the biophysical session

 

Meeting #10:  Orgonotic pulsation and the cycle of experience - the role of the ocular segment

 

Meeting #11:  Orgonotic pulsation and the cycle of experience - the role of respiration

 

Meeting #12:  Orgonotic pulsation and the cycle of experience - addressing contact boundary disturbances

 

Meeting #13: Influencing orgonotic pulsation - experience near biophysical interventions

 

Meeting #14:  Influencing orgonotic pulsation - other centered biophysical interventions

 

Meeting #15:  The biophysical evaluation

 

Meeting #16: The biophysical evaluation (continued)

 

Meeting #17:  The biophysical segments in greater detail – the ocular segment and perception

 

Meeting #18:  The biophysical segments in greater detail – the cervical segment and the voice

 

Meeting #19:  The biophysical segments in greater detail – the abdominal and pelvic segment and the orgasm reflex

 

Meeting #20:  Key concepts in working with the somatic armor - review

 

Contact information

Daniel Schiff PH.D.

Portland, Oregon 

Phone: 503 290-4655

E-mail: dschiff@dschiffphd.com

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