El giro teórico de las emociones como fuente del análisis y comprensión del sujeto social

Ospina, Luz Alexandra Garzón; Sánchez, Oliva López

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“…Other therapeutic avenues to foster interoceptive self-awareness through shared vulnerability for pain management include systemic therapy (Bertrando, 2018), feminist narrative therapy with intersectional methodologies (Guzmán and Martínez, 2014), body psychotherapy (Röhricht et al, 2014), and affective therapeutic techniques that situate affectivity within sociocultural and ecological contexts (Ahmed, 2014;Garzón Ospina and López Sánchez, 2023). These methodologies aim to dissolve the boundaries between 10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1246906…”

Section: Interoceptive-ecological Therapeutics In Autonomy and Commun...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Interoceptive experiences and ecological care: an embodied approach within therapeutical realms

González-Grandón,

Cadena-Alvear,

Gastelum-Vargas

2024

Front. Psychol.

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The conventional dichotomy between human health and disease has historically been approached through reductionist models that emphasize the exclusive causal relevance of physiological and pathological processes. Consequently, self-awareness and affective dimensions, integral to a phenomenological perspective, are often relegated to secondary traits, affording little consideration for the causal role of embodied living organization. Our interest lies in exploring the potential relevance of the phenomenology of embodied self-awareness in relation to interoceptive processes within therapeutic settings. As we illustrate, when the unfolding processes of interoceptive awareness and its affective capacity take precedence, the agent assumes an active, rather than passive, role in their own experience of health or illness. Departing from an enactive, phenomenological, and ecological standpoint, we propose a distinctive perspective on interoceptive processes, relying on an affective conceptualization of a spectrum of experiences of bodily being-in-the-world. Our primary argument posits that considering interoceptive processes from an embodied and ecological viewpoint of the self, interacting with the material and social environment, enables an approach to the gradient of affective experiences of embodied self-awareness—where pleasure or suffering is perceived and felt—in a naturalized, non-reductive, and relational manner. We discern two ways in which interoceptive processes interrelate with the experience of embodied self-awareness: sensitivity (self-affective) and affective-laden perception. Drawing on this distinction, we provide a nuanced description of these experiences within communities of cis-women, exemplified through the contexts of menstruation and endometriosis. This exploration seeks to enhance our understanding of the phenomenology of embodied, ecological, and affective self-experience from within diverse and situated bodies. The goal is to contribute to their autonomy and ability to adapt and self-regulate within therapeutic contexts.

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Section: Interoceptive-ecological Therapeutics In Autonomy and Commun...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Interoceptive experiences and ecological care: an embodied approach within therapeutical realms

González-Grandón,

Cadena-Alvear,

Gastelum-Vargas

2024

Front. Psychol.

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El giro teórico de las emociones como fuente del análisis y comprensión del sujeto social

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Interoceptive experiences and ecological care: an embodied approach within therapeutical realms

Interoceptive experiences and ecological care: an embodied approach within therapeutical realms

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