Notice That What is Somatic Integration and Processing?
Oct 6, 2023
Join Jen and Melissa as they discuss the basics of Somatic Integration and Processing (SIP), exploring its purpose, tools, and interventions for creating change. They also delve into the significance of inner subjectivity in therapy, recommended books and trainings, the exploration of the body's expressions, and advanced SIP trainings. Plus, they offer individual and small group consultations for deep exploration of specific cases.
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SIP's Theoretical Integration
- Somatic Integration and Processing (SIP) synthesizes attachment neurodevelopment, somatic psychology, and adaptive information processing for deep case conceptualization.\n- This integrated lens helps therapists zoom from moment details to the big picture for effective therapy planning.
Bottom-Up Developmental Healing
- SIP emphasizes a developmental bottom-up approach starting from bodily sensations to cognitive understanding.\n- Healing relationally through experience mirrors the original developmental wiring of the nervous system.
Use Somatic Cues in Therapy
- Focus on the client's body sensations like breathing and posture to inform therapy insights and interventions.\n- Engage with clients' bodily experiences to promote holistic systemic healing, not just cognitive shifts.