| Abstract: | The following article represents a first step in the formulation of a method of experiential psychotherapy which integrates content and process areas of clinical practice. The integration is based on Eugene Gendlin's experiential understanding of psychotherapy (1973), and on an adaption of Rudolf von Laban's movement system (Dell 1970). The article focuses on the methodological issues of this integrative approach. For a fuller discussion of this new approach and of its clinical application, see Saner (1981). |
