From: Body Awareness: a phenomenological inquiry into the common ground of mind-body therapies
Practitioners | Patients |
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1) Theoretical Stance | 1) Reasons for Therapy |
A) Integrity of Self | A) specific, individual reason based on symptoms, illness, or sense of dis-ease |
B) Human Capacity for Embodiment | B) motivational drive to seek new resources for active coping |
C) Central Role Of Embodiment And Integrity Of Self To The Practice | Â |
2) The Practice | 2) Engagement in the practice and what happens from the patients' point of view |
A) Breath and Breathing | A) Process |
B) Repetition and Training | B) Shift in Awareness |
 | a) Negative Emotion |
 | b) Body Sensation |
C) Noticing/Discriminating/Discerning | C) Engagement in |
 | a) Self Regulation |
 | b) Self Care |
D) Goal of Practice: Integration of Mind, Body and Life Context | D) Integration of Mind, Body and Life Context |
 | a)Context |
 | b) Mind-Body Integration |