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From a phenomenological perspective, our body is the “from-which” we face the world. Vice versa, our body is affected by occurrences in our surroundings. Embodied resilience is understood as a quality of the dynamic relationships between our affected body and what happens in our surroundings.
Keywordsaffective touchBody experienceBody imagecancerHaptotherapyIJHHMind-body therapy
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