Project Description
My aim in this paper is to introduce relational Body Psychotherapy and its relevance to working with trauma. The term 'relational' is now widely used; it has recently become fashionable and most practitioners accept that “it is the relationship that matters” (title of BACP conference 2006, London). However, what being 'relational' actually means in the context of trauma treatment is a more complex question than many trauma specialists have considered (see Dworkin's (2005) book: EMDR and the Relational Imperative).
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