Development in early childhood and embodiment

  • Ulla Pfluger-Heist
Keywords: Loss of the soul, biological embodiment, buried abilities, quality of relationship, Emmi Pikler

Abstract

In this article a study about biological embedding is summarised and commented which was published in 2012 in the weekly magazine DIE ZEIT. The study follows the question as early disregard affects the cerebral development of children and how and till when the secondary damages can be still diminished. The study is looked in this article also under the point of view of the loss of the soul.

Author Biography

Ulla Pfluger-Heist

Dipl.-Päd., HP Psychotherapy, *1953, enthusiastic grandmother of five grandchildren, co-founder of the Psychosynthese-House Allgäu-Bodensee (1986), since then also working in private practice. Individual work, seminars, training in psychosynthesis. Main focus: Personal and transpersonal psychosynthesis, dream and symbol work, focusing, trauma therapy (Somatic Experiencing®). The love of language and dialogue has not only paved the way into psychotherapy, but also into writing. Numerous publications in the field of Transpersonal Psychotherapy and consciousness research as well as two books: "In der Seele liegt die Kraft" (3rd edition 2014), "Mal sehen, was das Leben noch zu bieten hat" (2009). Contact: www.pfluger-heist.de

Published
2015-07-19
Issue
Vol. 21 No. 1 (2015): Issue 1/2015 Education and Consciousness
Section
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