This paper will present the neuroscience evolution of Ericksonian approach as a consequence of the latest findings on mind-gene relationship. Starting from M.H. Erickson’s intuitions on mind- body functioning, we will present some important neuroscience findings that confirm these intuitions defining Erickson’s work as a meta-model of healing. Readers will be provided with a description of a 10 points guideline, which can be used in the clinical intervention in order to lead their patients to healing. In addition an easily understandable and usable technique will be presented, so that readers will be able to use it with patients suffering from organic and/or psychopathological problems to facilitate a better mind-body integration. These indications can perfectly fit into readers’ clinical practice, independently from the clinical approach they already use. One limit of our perspective stands in the fact that it is a complex in its premise which initially could arouse some confusion, but after the practical experience that takes place in the second part of the presentation everything will appear more simple to be understood and used. Then the right in-depth analysis and the exercise will permit a growth of the therapeutic effectiveness in the participants’ clinical activity.
The neuroscientific evolution of ericksonian approach as a metamodel of healing: a 10 points guideline and the technique that modulates brain waves to foster a mind-body healing
COZZOLINO, Mauro;
2016-01-01
Abstract
This paper will present the neuroscience evolution of Ericksonian approach as a consequence of the latest findings on mind-gene relationship. Starting from M.H. Erickson’s intuitions on mind- body functioning, we will present some important neuroscience findings that confirm these intuitions defining Erickson’s work as a meta-model of healing. Readers will be provided with a description of a 10 points guideline, which can be used in the clinical intervention in order to lead their patients to healing. In addition an easily understandable and usable technique will be presented, so that readers will be able to use it with patients suffering from organic and/or psychopathological problems to facilitate a better mind-body integration. These indications can perfectly fit into readers’ clinical practice, independently from the clinical approach they already use. One limit of our perspective stands in the fact that it is a complex in its premise which initially could arouse some confusion, but after the practical experience that takes place in the second part of the presentation everything will appear more simple to be understood and used. Then the right in-depth analysis and the exercise will permit a growth of the therapeutic effectiveness in the participants’ clinical activity.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
