Articles & Papers

• Relational complications in current trauma therapy (Morit Heitzler & Michael Soth 2018)

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• Book Review: “Somatic Experience in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy” by William F. Cornell (2015)

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• What Supports the Sustainability of our Practice as Therapists? – Part 2 (2015)

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• What Supports the Sustainability of our Practice as Therapists? – Part 3 (2015)

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• Working with Sadism – an embodied relational approach (Morit Heitzler 2014)

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• We Are All Relational, But Are Some More Relational Than Others? (2013)

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• Broken Boundaries, Invaded Territories (Morit Heitzler 2013)

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• The Relational Turn in Body Psychotherapy (2012)

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• Using EMDR with Various Types of Developmental Trauma (Morit Heitzler 2011)

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• Book Review: “Explorations in Transactional Analysis – The Meech Lake Papers” by William F. Cornell (2011)

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• The Return of the Repressed Body – Not a Smooth Affair (2010)

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• A Response to the Claims of the ‘Human Givens’ Approach (2010)

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• Crowded Intimacy – Engaging Multiple Enactments in Complex Trauma Work (Morit Heitzler 2010)

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• Therapy Today: Questionnaire – Michael Soth (2010)

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• The processing body – integrating EMDR and Body Psychotherapy (Morit Heitzler 2008)

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• Group Body Psychotherapy (2008)

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• Embracing the paradigm clash between the ‘medical model’ and counselling (2007)

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• Book Review of the German version of ‘Handbook of Body Psychotherapy’ by Gustl Marlock & Halko Weiss (2007)

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• The Integrative Project within the Development from Holistic-Humanistic to Integral-Relational Body Psychotherapy (2007)

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• The Therapist’s Implicit Relational Stance & Habitual Positions (2007)

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• From Humanistic Holism via the ‘Integrative Project’ towards Integral-Relational Body Psychotherapy (2007)

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• How ‘the Wound’ Enters the Consulting Room … (2007)

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• How ‘the Wound’ Enters the Consulting Room (2006)

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• On BodyMind Process (2006)

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• Current Body Psychotherapy – a Relational Approach for the 21st Century? (2005)

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• How can Body Psychotherapy Help Apply the Insights of Neuroscience (2005)

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• An up-to-date Synopsis of how Body Psychotherapy has Developed over the last Decade (2005)

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• Psychotherapy: the ‘Relating Cure’ – Relating to the Psychosomatic Symptom (2005)

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• Embodied Countertransference – some extracts (2004)

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• What Therapeutic Hope for a Subjective Mind in an Objectified Body? (2004, long version)

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• Is it Possible to Integrate Humanistic Techniques into a Transference-Countertransference Perspective? (2004)

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• Humanistic or psychodynamic – what is the difference and do we have to make a choice? (Lavinia Gomez 2003)

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• Psychotherapy: Paradoxes, Pitfalls & Potential (2003)

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• What is ‘Working with the Body’ ? (2002)

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• Re-formulating the Notion of the ‘Body/Mind Split’ (2000)

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• The Integrated BodyMind’s View on ‘Body/Mind Integration’ (2000)

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• Relating to and with the Objectified Body (1999)

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• The Body in Counselling (1999)

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• Collective Mothering and the Medical Model (1997)

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• Collective Mothering and the Medical Model – EJP Letter (1996)

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• An Integrative Triangle: Freud, Reich and Jung (1994)

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• An Integrative Perspective on Two-Chair Work (1993)

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• Parental Identification (1992)

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• Parental Identification

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• The Gulf in ‘me’ (1992)

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