Submitted by Filipe dos Santos (fsantos@pucsp.br) on 2018-06-06T12:05:02Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Aghata Pandolfi.pdf: 1636687 bytes, checksum: 093e995d9196ae2cc2043d1e0c90fd1f (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-06-06T12:05:02Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Aghata Pandolfi.pdf: 1636687 bytes, checksum: 093e995d9196ae2cc2043d1e0c90fd1f (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-04-06 / Conselho Nacional de Pesquisa e Desenvolvimento Científico e Tecnológico - CNPq / Bioenergetic Body Therapy, created by Lowen and Pierrakos, has been used since the 1950s to help people express pain, traumatic experience, emotional conflict and pleasure. It defends the idea that the human being is not only their body but also their thoughts, emotions, sensations and actions. This research is a study of mixed methods, making use of a research approach that associates the quantitative and qualitative forms with multiple case studies, in the light of Bowlby's Attachment Theory and Bioenergetic Analysis that descends from the discoveries and theories of Wilhelm Reich and Freud's Psychoanalysis. The objective of this research, therefore, is to investigate the effects of the psychotherapeutic action obtained by means of the Bioenergetic Analysis with bereaved people; to analyze the results of the psychotherapeutic action, considering the factors of protection and the factors of risk present in the grieving process. The participants were eight adults of varying ages who were in bereavement for having lost their beloved ones due to various causes. The participants were divided into two groups: Experimental Group – EG, which took part of 14 sessions of psychotherapy for six months, and the Control Group – CG, which remained on the waitlist for six months. The research instruments employed were: clinical interview (before and after the interventions), the Hogan Grief Reaction Checklist measuring instrument – HGRC (before and after the interventions), exercises and body experiences. Case studies were carried out, articulating the data observed during the body work to the results obtained through the HGRC and the interviews. The results of the Hogan Grief Reaction Checklist measuring instrument – HGRC showed statistically significant improvements in the EG in the six subscales: despair, panic, personal growth, guilt and anger, detachment and disorganization. The CG showed improvements only in personal growth. The results indicate that the effects of the psychotherapeutic action obtained through Bioenergetic Analysis favored the participants of this research in their grieving process / A Terapia Corporal Bioenergética, criada por Lowen e Pierrakos, tem sido utilizada desde os anos 1950 com o intuito de ajudar as pessoas a expressarem dor, experiência traumática, conflitos emocionais e prazer. Defende a ideia de que o ser humano é seu corpo como também seus pensamentos, emoções, sensações e ações. A presente pesquisa é um estudo de métodos mistos, fazendo uso de uma abordagem de investigação que associa as formas quantitativa e qualitativa, com estudos de casos múltiplos, à luz da Teoria do Apego de Bowlby e da Análise Bioenergética que descende das descobertas e teorias de Wilhelm Reich e da Psicanálise de Freud. O objetivo desta pesquisa, portanto, consiste em investigar os efeitos da ação psicoterapêutica obtidas por meio da Análise Bioenergética com pessoas enlutadas; analisar os resultados da ação psicoterapêutica, considerando os fatores de proteção e os fatores de risco presentes no processo de luto. Os participantes foram oito pessoas adultas enlutadas com idades variadas que tinham perdido entes queridos por causas diversas. Foram divididos em dois grupos: Grupo Experimental – GE, que recebeu 14 sessões de psicoterapia durante seis meses e o Grupo Controle – GC, que ficou em lista de espera durante seis meses. Os instrumentos de investigação utilizados foram: entrevista clínica (antes e após das intervenções), instrumento de mensuração Hogan Grief Reaction Checklist – HGRC (antes e após das intervenções), exercícios e vivências corporais. Foram realizados estudos de caso, articulando o observado no trabalho corporal aos resultados obtidos no HGRC e na entrevista. Os resultados do instrumento de mensuração Hogan Grief Reaction Checklist – HGRC apresentaram melhoras estatisticamente significativas no GE nas seis subescalas: desespero, pânico, crescimento pessoal, culpa e raiva, desapego e desorganização. O GC apresentou melhoras apenas no crescimento pessoal. Os resultados indicam que os efeitos da ação psicoterapêutica obtidos por meio da Análise Bioenergética favoreceram os participantes desta pesquisa no seu processo de luto

Title of Diploma Thesis: Bioenergetic Analysis and its Application in Physiotherapy. Purpose: To evaluate bioenergetic analysis from the point of view of the physiotherapist and suggest the application of the whole method or some of its components in physiotherapy. Methods: Thesis is conceived as a theoretical work, was based on the literature retrieval of the accessible relevant literary sources. Literature, pressed and electronic monographs, textbooks, professional journals was derived from the professional medical databases, bibliographical databases, library catalogues, were used also sources from the specialization of psychosomatic medicine, psychology, kinesiology. The obtained knowledge was analyzed from the point of wiev of the physiotherapist with the goal to suggest the application of the method or some of its components in physiotherapy. Results: The possibility of the application of the bioenergetic analysis and the therapy as a complex in physiotherapy turn out to be inconvenient. The possibility of the application of the components of the bioenergetic analysis and the therapy seems to be suitable. Key Words: Bioenergetic Analysis, Defense Mechanisms, Character Structure, Posture, Postural and Gestural Expression

Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-28T20:38:07Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Perisson Dantas do Nascimento.pdf: 1613318 bytes, checksum: dc98bc4ee2d10b844964f573706401e4 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2012-05-11 / This work aims to verify that the contributions of verbal and bodily therapeutic interventions of Bioenergetic Analysis in the treatment of patients with primary and secondary complaints of organic pain. This intention is consistent with international efforts in researching the therapeutic efficacy of body psychotherapy. We start from the hypothesis that the diagnosis and intervention in the body with neo-Reichian techniques can serve as catalysts in the process of patient care traditionally regarded as psychosomatic. We focused on a qualitative method to clinical research, in which eight patients with various somatic complaints were submitted to twelve sessions of psychotherapy in bioenergetics and evaluated by instruments measuring psychological stress and general health conditions before and after intervention therapy. Data are presented through a characterization of the social profile of the patients, as well as through case studies, linking with the results obtained in the tests. Some issues raised by patients confirm the working hypotheses discussed in the literature, such as development history of trauma and family violence, abandonment experiences, coldness and detachment from the mother figure and a bond ambivalent love / heartbreak with the father figure; difficulties to experience pleasure in life and sexuality; emerging symptom associated with a particular crisis of life, due to a chronic disease process. Tests have shown mixed results, which are discussed in accordance with the circumstances in each case as indicative apparent adverse findings show that obtained in the process of intervention can increase the psychic stress, resulting in a crisis condition required for significant changes. Despite this, patients report improvements in relation to the disease and how to regulate their emotions, emphasizing the importance of bioenergetic exercises in the care and procedures. We conclude with the belief that a specific listening to body in the therapeutic process serves as a communication channel that facilitates empathy in the integrated health and the need to broaden the scope of this research, with additional experimental procedures / Esse trabalho busca verificar quais as contribuições terapêuticas das intervenções verbais e corporais da Análise Bioenergética no tratamento de pacientes com queixas primárias e secundárias de sofrimento orgânico, coadunando com os esforços internacionais em pesquisar a eficácia da psicoterapia corporal. Partimos da hipótese que o diagnóstico e intervenção corporais na vertente neorreichiana podem servir como catalisadores no processo de cuidado de pacientes tradicionalmente considerados como psicossomáticos. Privilegiou-se um método qualitativo clínico de pesquisa, no qual oito pacientes, com queixas somáticas variadas, foram submetidas a doze sessões de psicoterapia bioenergética, sendo avaliadas por instrumentos psicológicos de medição do estresse e de condições de saúde geral, antes e depois da intervenção. Os dados são apresentados através de uma caracterização do perfil social das pacientes, bem como através de estudos de caso, articulando com os resultados obtidos nos testes. Alguns temas levantados pelas pacientes confirmam hipóteses de trabalho discutidas na literatura, tais como: histórico de traumas de desenvolvimento e violência intrafamiliar; experiências de abandono, frieza e distanciamento da figura materna e um vínculo ambivalente de amor/mágoa com a figura paterna; dificuldades de experimentar prazer na vida e na sexualidade; o sintoma surgindo associado a uma crise específica de vida, decorrente de um processo de adoecimento crônico. Os testes demonstraram resultados variados, que são discutidos de acordo com o contexto de cada caso, pois aparentes indicativos desfavoráveis revelam que as descobertas obtidas no processo de intervenção podem aumentar a tensão psíquica, resultando num estado de crise necessária para mudanças importantes. Apesar disso, as pacientes relatam melhoras na relação com a doença e na forma de regular suas emoções, enfatizando a importância dos exercícios e procedimentos nos atendimentos. Concluímos o trabalho com a convicção de que a escuta diferenciada do corpo no processo terapêutico serve como canal de comunicação que facilita a empatia no cuidado integrado em saúde, bem como a necessidade de ampliar o escopo dessa pesquisa, com procedimentos experimentais complementares

L’objet de recherche de ce mémoire est la résilience vue à travers le prisme d’une démarche autobiographique dans un contexte de recherche-formation. Le concept de résilience pouvant être sur ou sous-estimé par divers chercheurs, l’auteure démontre dans l’analyse de son récit de vie, le fait d’une résilience ‘’ordinaire’’ et tout à fait réelle en opposition à une résilience ‘’hors de l’ordinaire’’. L’auteure aborde la notion de résilience à partir de différentes perspectives. Toutefois, elle privilégie l’approche des neurosciences qui démontre, par le biais de l’imagerie cérébrale, le remaniement du cerveau lors d’interactions. Or, pour bien des auteurs dont Boris Cyrulnik et Allan N. Schore, la résilience prend racine suite à une expérience d’attachement, la résilience ne se construisant pas seule. Le parcours autobiographique de l’auteure est bien imprégné du processus thérapeutique d’analyse bioénergétique dans lequel elle s’est engagée. / The research object of this paper is resilience as seen through the prism of an autobiographical approach within a context of research training. The concept of resilience being possibly either over-or under-estimated by various researchers, the author through analysis of her life story, relates the experience of an “ordinary” though very real resilience, this in opposition to an “out of ordinary” one. The author approaches the notion of resilience from various perspectives. However, she privileges the neurosciences approach that shows through brain imaging, the realignment of the brain during interactions. Yet, for many authors including Boris Cyrulnik and Allan N. Schore, resilience takes root following an attachment experience, as resilience cannot be built alone. The author’s therapeutic process of bioenergetic analysis is reflected in her autobiographical journey.

L’objet de recherche de ce mémoire est la résilience vue à travers le prisme d’une démarche autobiographique dans un contexte de recherche-formation. Le concept de résilience pouvant être sur ou sous-estimé par divers chercheurs, l’auteure démontre dans l’analyse de son récit de vie, le fait d’une résilience ‘’ordinaire’’ et tout à fait réelle en opposition à une résilience ‘’hors de l’ordinaire’’. L’auteure aborde la notion de résilience à partir de différentes perspectives. Toutefois, elle privilégie l’approche des neurosciences qui démontre, par le biais de l’imagerie cérébrale, le remaniement du cerveau lors d’interactions. Or, pour bien des auteurs dont Boris Cyrulnik et Allan N. Schore, la résilience prend racine suite à une expérience d’attachement, la résilience ne se construisant pas seule. Le parcours autobiographique de l’auteure est bien imprégné du processus thérapeutique d’analyse bioénergétique dans lequel elle s’est engagée. / The research object of this paper is resilience as seen through the prism of an autobiographical approach within a context of research training. The concept of resilience being possibly either over-or under-estimated by various researchers, the author through analysis of her life story, relates the experience of an “ordinary” though very real resilience, this in opposition to an “out of ordinary” one. The author approaches the notion of resilience from various perspectives. However, she privileges the neurosciences approach that shows through brain imaging, the realignment of the brain during interactions. Yet, for many authors including Boris Cyrulnik and Allan N. Schore, resilience takes root following an attachment experience, as resilience cannot be built alone. The author’s therapeutic process of bioenergetic analysis is reflected in her autobiographical journey.