Gendlin and ecopsychology: Focusing in nature. Harris, A. Person-Centered and Experiential Psychotherapies, 12(4):330–343, 2013. ![Gendlin and ecopsychology: Focusing in nature [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Paper doi abstract bibtex Gendlin's focusing emerged from person-centered research and is widely used within person-centered and experiential therapy. An increasing number of people are now practicing focusing in the natural environment. In this paper I develop key aspects of my doctoral research to investigate the significance of this practice. My research suggests that focusing in nature is not only a powerful tool for personal development but that it can also significantly deepen our sense of connection to the natural world. The phenomenological experience of focusing provides a challenge to the idea that every individual is a separate self, a belief that is common amongst adherents of classical person-centered theory. By challenging this notion, focusing in nature adds support to the more relational models of the self found in person-centered and experiential theory and beyond. © 2013 World Association for Person-Centered & Experiential Psychotherapy & Counseling.
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title = {Gendlin and ecopsychology: {Focusing} in nature},
volume = {12},
issn = {14779757 (ISSN)},
shorttitle = {Gendlin und öko-psychologie: {Focusing} in der natur},
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abstract = {Gendlin's focusing emerged from person-centered research and is widely used within person-centered and experiential therapy. An increasing number of people are now practicing focusing in the natural environment. In this paper I develop key aspects of my doctoral research to investigate the significance of this practice. My research suggests that focusing in nature is not only a powerful tool for personal development but that it can also significantly deepen our sense of connection to the natural world. The phenomenological experience of focusing provides a challenge to the idea that every individual is a separate self, a belief that is common amongst adherents of classical person-centered theory. By challenging this notion, focusing in nature adds support to the more relational models of the self found in person-centered and experiential theory and beyond. © 2013 World Association for Person-Centered \& Experiential Psychotherapy \& Counseling.},
language = {English; German},
number = {4},
journal = {Person-Centered and Experiential Psychotherapies},
author = {Harris, A.},
year = {2013},
keywords = {Ecopsychology, Embodiment, Focusing, Gendlin, Nature, Relational},
pages = {330--343},
}
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