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19 of 23 people found the following review helpful
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As a Structural Integration practitioner (Hellerwork) Kelemans Emotional Anatomy is a invaluable resource book ....describing the connection between anatomy and the bodily manifestation of feeling as it shapes fashia, structure and form . Readable, excellent illustrations, explorative, exceptional.
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Great book for understanding emotional impact
4 Sep 2011
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I had my first copy of this about twenty years ago and loaned it out, and it never came back, so I had to get another copy. This book gives a well designed pictorial and written view of the physical aspect of emotion. When I read it the first time, I was in awe of the idea of "emotional anatomy" and the potential uses in psychotherapy. Twenty three years into the field, now I think it should become part of any curriculum turning out potential "psychotherapists." The field has changed over two decades, and as physical well being become more and more part of our practice, it is imperative to understand how unexpressed emotions wear on the physical being. A must read for any one in at any practice level.
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3 May 2012
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I don't really know what to think of this book. It's not what I expected in relation to "emotional anatomy". Its not about somatics. Its a big book with big drawings and a description to these drawings. Its not for beginners. Its about the tubes, layer and pumps in the body and how these change depending on life's experiences which in this book are nearly all negative. I think this book is an acquired taste and with time I will understand it.
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