21/08/2026
我們是一座座孤立的島嶼,還是必須在「人與人之間」才能獲得真正的療癒?
影片核心亮點:
歷史的關係轉向: 追溯心理學如何擺脫笛卡爾式的主體自主性,走向「自我即是場域過程」的動力學視野。
美學關係知曉(ARK): 揭示治療師如何將自身身體作為「敏感儀器」,以體現共情與身體共鳴(bodily resonance),去感應案主未曾說出口、甚至「無法言說」的創傷經驗。
體現的場域真實性: 結合工作坊課堂中的身體實驗,證實身體感知(Body over Rationality)如何比理性更快適應與感知環境場域。
人際神經生物學: 結合鏡像神經元與多重迷走神經理論(Polyvagal Theory),為「安全感場域」與社交參與系統的激活提供堅實的科學佐證。
微觀臨床實踐: 以 Alice 的創傷個案為例,展示治療師如何透過「涵容的凝視(containing gaze)」,精準拿捏臨床介入的「時機與劑量」,在靜默中看見並療癒創傷。
Are we truly isolated islands, or does our healing happen in the "in-between" space?
What you will discover in this feature:
The Relational Turn: The evolution of 20th-century psychology from Cartesian individualism (the "mind as a box") to a dynamic, field-oriented perspective.
Aesthetic Relational Knowledge (ARK): How a therapist’s own body acts as a "sensitive instrument," using physical resonance to access the preverbal and "unsayable" experience of the patient.
Somatic & Field Reality: Direct reflections from our experiential workshop, exploring how our bodies instantly register the safety or coldness of our environments.
Interpersonal Neurobiology: The robust scientific backing of safe attachment, mapping out Mirror Neurons and Polyvagal Theory.
The Micro-Process of Healing: A look at clinical timing, dosage, and the transformative po性wer of a "containing gaze" when working with trauma.
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