Reclaiming the body and restoring a bodily self in drama therapy: A case study of sensory-focused Trauma- Centred Developmental Transformations for survivors of father–daughter incest
Authors | Marc Willemsen |
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Published in | Drama Therapy Review |
Publication date | 2020 |
Research groups | Youth |
Type | Article |
Summary
Survivors of father–daughter incest often suffer from complex trauma and sensory insensitivity, making it difficult to decipher the sensations in the body and experience body ownership, self-location and agency. This case study illustrates how sensory focused, Trauma-Centred Developmental Transformations can help restore or develop a bodily self, desensitize fear-based schemas, revise deeply buried beliefs and extend repertoire.
Language | English |
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Published in | Drama Therapy Review |
Year and volume | 6 2 |
Key words | adult mental health, father–daughter incest survivor, complex trauma, bodily self, drama therapy, Developmental Transformations (DvT) |
Digital Object Identifier | 10.1386/dtr_00028_1 |
Page range | 203-219 |