Chakra Organized Acceptance and Commitment Therapy: Treating Psychosomatic Conditions

· Taylor & Francis
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216
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About this ebook

This book integrates the traditional chakra model, which provides a map-like tool for how psycho-emotional content interacts with the physical body, with current evidence-based psychological practice.

As growing research highlights the impact of psychological trauma on physical health and the prevalence of medically unexplained symptoms, novel treatment approaches are required to address the unique complexities of these conditions. Drawing from humanistic psychology and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), this book presents a holistic model for treating psychosomatic disorders. Chapters focus on the basic principles of the chakra system, along with treatment orientation, values-based action, and more.

This book is an essential introduction to working with the chakra system in the context of behavioral health interventions and is suitable for all healthcare professionals, in particular clinical psychologists, therapists, and counsellors.

About the author

Rosemary Hale (PsyD) is a clinical psychologist and life-long learner and advocate for integrative health practices. She works as a primary care behavioral consultant in Indiana, USA, where she specializes in guiding patients towards health behavior change and values-based actions to promote mental and physical wellness.

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