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EPISODE · Oct 21, 2022 · 56 MIN

Don Hanlon Johnson PhD: Somatics

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Connect with usDon Hanlon Johnson is a professor at CIIS in San Francisco and the founder of the first graduate degree program in Somatics. He is the author of a body of literature on the intersections among bodily experience, the natural world, spirituality, social justice, and health.After studying and practicing the work of Ida Rolf, he founded the first masters degree program in Somatic Psychology. He was a professor in that program for some 30 years. He currently is teaching in newly launched Somatics emphasis in the doctoral program of Integral and Transpersonal Psychologies. In this episode we discuss:Importance of somaticsDivisions among somatic disciplinesThe unfortunate Disembodiement of western academicsHis relationship with Thomas Hanna and creating the somatic journalSomatics and ethicsSomatics and consciousness& much more...To find our more about his work please visit https://donhanlonjohnson.com. If you'd like to find our more about my work or take lessons please visit http://somaticprimer.com. Please enjoy the show.Support the show

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