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When touch is not common practice: The haptonomic approach and therapy for higher-functioning children and adults diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD)
Within regular healthcare and counselling of high-functioning children and adults with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), the approach most commonly taken assumes structure and predictability are key concepts in the treatment. This article raises the possibility of a haptonomic approach with this taHaptonomy and resilience: A literature overview
This article aims primarily at understanding the role of the human body and embodied experiences in organizations, particularly from a haptonomic perspective. Secondary, the aim is to generate new insights into organizational relations that might positively influence resilience and putWhen Touch is Required: From the practice of the psychologist using the body-oriented method
In addition to interventions directed towards the cognition and behavior of the client, the body-oriented psychologist uses body-focused interventions to help the client experience who he is and how he relates to others and the world. The client is guided in his/her development from there on, onDoes haptotherapy benefit mother-child bonding in women with high fear of childbirth?
Objective: To evaluate the effect of haptotherapy during pregnancy on mother-child bonding (MCB). Population or Sample: Primigravida and multigravida (N = 73). Methods: Data were obtained from a randomized controlled trial study on treatment for severe fear ofHaptotherapy as a new intervention for treating fear of childbirth: a randomized controlled trial
Objective: To evaluate the effect of haptotherapy on severe fear of childbirth in pregnant women. Design: Randomized controlled trial. Setting: Community midwifery practices and a teaching hospital in the Netherlands. Population or Sample: Primi- and multigraviHaptotherapy and burnout
Worldwide a significant number of people have been absent from work because they were affected by the symptoms of burnout. Symptoms often associated with burnout are emotional exhaustion, lack of motivation at work and feeling incompetent. Work and everyday life become unbalanced. These sHaptotherapy and science
Revealing the secret of good research designs and valid measurement methodsSevere Fear of Childbirth: Its Features, Assesment, Prevalence, Determinants, Consequences and Possible Treatments
Abstract: The review summarizes the relevant literature regarding fear of childbirth. A substantial number of (pregnant) women are more or less afraid of childbirth and a significant minority; report a severe fear of childbirth. The focus will be on definition problems, iTreatment of severe fear of childbirth with haptotherapy: design of a multicenter randomized controlled trial
Background: About six percent of pregnant women suffer from severe fear of childbirth. These women are at increased risk of obstetric labor and delivery interventions and pre- and postpartum complications, e.g., preterm delivery, emergency caesarean section, caesarean secIn Touch, a history of the haptotherapy profession in the Netherlands.
This publication of "In Touch" is the translation of "Werken met Gevoel. Geschiedenis van het beroep haptotherapeut in Nederland", written by Prof. Dr. Dolly Verhoeven.Guiding in the answer to pain
Pain is felt. Felt by the one who is feeling pain. The pain itself is not discernible to an outsider. But the expression of pain is another thing. Pain always has causes, but even more important is that pain is always a signal: something is wrong. The signal is the basis of both the question andHaptotherapy and high-level sport performance
Haptotherapy is a well appreciated, but still not widespread, discipline in the field of cure and care for high-level athletes. Top-level athletes can and need to develop themselves as autonomous, self-confident and responsible persons in order to perform at their best without choking or burningHaptotherapy and empathy
An approach of haptotherapy - and haptonomy in general - from the perspective of empathy. At first sight, there seems to be a striking relationship between haptotherapy and empathy. From an empathy perspective, haptotherapy is like empathy-with-the-hands, whereas empaThe clinical effectiveness of haptotherapy in routine practices
Despite the widespread application of haptotherapy in the Netherlands, there is a lack of evidence regarding its effectiveness. The aim of this study was to further explore its effect in a convenience sample of clients from first line clinical practices.Four-Dimensional Symptom Questionnaire (4DSQ) in the Primary Healthcare Practice of Therapists
In primary healthcare the 4DSQ is meaningful for screening for Distress, Depression, Anxiety, and Somatization in order to start an adequate form of treatment or to take measures in terms of consultation an/or referral.Page Navigation: 1 2 (All)
