Self, Boundaries and Containment:
An Integrative Body Psychotherapy Viewpoint
by Marjorie L. Rand, Ph.D.
Introducing IBP
Integrative Body Psychotherapy (IBP) is a developmental model of body psychotherapy. By this we mean that we see relatedness to self and others as the main goal of therapy and of life. We call this model "Relational Autonomy". We value the natural human state of connectedness to others equally with the ability to have boundaries, a separate sense of self and to be the center of one's own initiative.
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