Tag: somatic psychology


Body Relatedness

Introduction to Body Relatedness Body relatedness constitutes a fundamental construct within psychology, philosophy, and neuroscience, representing the intricate, subjective relationship an individual maintains with their physical form. It moves beyond the simple concept of body image—which often focuses solely on aesthetic evaluation—to encapsulate the totality of the lived experience of embodiment. This comprehensive framework integrates […]

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Body Sensation Interpretation

The Conceptual Framework of Body Sensation Interpretation Body Sensation Interpretation (BSI) refers to the complex cognitive process by which individuals assign meaning, significance, and causality to internal physiological signals, often referred to as interoceptive cues. This interpretive phase is critically distinct from the initial perception of the sensation itself; it is the act of labeling […]

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