Guest Lecture for MA Counseling Students of Webster University Geneva

It was an enriching exchange today at my guest lecture with the students of the MA Counseling program of Webster University Geneva. I was talking about Embodied Self-and-Other-Awareness, the concept I developed while working on the review of the book Restorative Embodiment and Resilience. In this experiential workshop I bridged dance, indigenous cultures and Gestalt therapy to encourage clinicians working with the body in mind: this enhances embodied awareness of the self, which in turn helps in sensing the other and connecting.