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The Power of Words: Borrowing Psychology for Bodywork

May 2018

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Roosevelt University

Dr. Corwin explores how psychological skills can best be applied when engaging with clients in bodywork. The areas include the intake process, transference and countertransference, forming clear boundaries, dual relationships, and how touch is complicated.

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