... resonances Embodiment “When I was depressed, I felt trapped in a disconnected body. I couldn’t love. It was an annihilating, dark, and sad disconnection… Blocking. During esketamine, I didn’t feel like today, I felt somewhere else, like I was in a shell. Like when you are in mania, you feel like...

... to in the content or advertisements. 2023 Anorexia nervosa Embodiment Husserl Intersubjectivity Phenomenology Anorexia nervosa (AN) is classified by the American Psychiatric Association (APA) as an eating disorder characterized by significant weight loss [ 1 ]. AN is characterized...

... Phenomenology Psychosis Centrality Intersubjectivity Embodiment In the course of his practice in a Parisian psychiatric emergency room, psychiatrist Henri Grivois developed, over the last 30 years, a substantial body of work focused on the original notion of “nascent psychosis” [ 1‒4 ]. This notion...

... where being-a-person and having-a-body meet matter a lot for becoming ill, staying, and getting well. What attitudes and what approaches can help us understand the bodily self ? After very briefly summarizing current understandings of embodiment and enactivism, we will suggest some practical...

... us to argue that the development of a background of safety requires a particular embodied presence of others, which, in turn, contributes to the constitution of a safe we-space, a shared and familiar environment providing a matrix for the experience of a stable world. However, even when established...

... encounters with disembodied, virtual interactions mediated by images. Visual experiences that are more embodied, participatory, and “immersed” are replaced by passive forms of “seeing”: the other becomes an image for me, and I for the other. The object of medicine has also recently dematerialized...

... that neither clinician ratings nor self-ratings of psychomotor symptoms in depressed patients are correlated with objectively measured GBM. MEA thus offers a unique insight into the embodied symptoms of depression that are not available via patients’ self-ratings or clinician ratings. anna.sandmeir@uni...

...Uwe Altmann; Catharina Friemann; Theresa S. Frank; Mareike C. Sittler; Désirée Schoenherr; Sashi Singh; Susan Schurig; Bernhard Strauss; Katja Petrowski Introduction: Adult attachment is commonly associated with emotion regulation. Less is known about the nonverbal embodiment of adult attachment...

...Johannes Michalak; Ani Chatinyan; Helena Chourib; Tobias Teismann Background/Aims: Basic research on embodiment has demonstrated that manipulating the motoric system has broad effects on cognitive and emotional processes. The aim of the present study was to investigate the effects of an embodiment...

...-focused research in the field of autism. However, these writings generally concentrate on problems of embodied intersubjectivity as an alternative approach to leading “theory of mind” paradigms. The present article reflects on the role and dimension of sensorimotor problems in themselves and not primarily...

... characteristic “disturbances of embodiment” as the fundamental phenomena of “core depression”, which manifest themselves in 3 dimensions: embodied self, embodied intentionality, and embodied time. A more useful diagnosis of depression may be achieved by describing the phenomena that constitute a core depression...

... (SCZ) from the early stage of the illness. In this study we first investigated whether mirror neuron-driven embodied simulation (mnES) is altered in first-episode SCZ. Second, we tested whether emotional cues impact on the mnES in SCZ patients. Methods: Twenty-two SCZ patients and 22 healthy controls...

...Giovanni Stanghellini; Giovanni Castellini; Patrizia Brogna; Carlo Faravelli; Valdo Ricca Background: In this paper we tested the hypothesis that persons with eating disorders (EDs) are affected by disturbances of the way they experience their own body (embodiment) and shape their personal identity...

...Sanneke de Haan; Thomas Fuchs The notion of embodiment is central to the phenomenological approach to schizophrenia. This paper argues that fundamental concepts for the understanding of schizophrenia have a bodily dimension. We present 2 single cases of first-onset schizophrenic patients...

... explains these different alterations using Husserl’s concept of intentional perception on the one hand, and Merleau-Ponty’s concept of embodied perception on the other hand. The first may also be understood as describing the intersubjective constitution of reality through common concepts which structure...

...Thomas Fuchs The paper illustrates the present role of phenomenological psychopathology by outlining its methods and focusing on some of its major issues: embodiment or body scheme, intentionality, time consciousness and intersubjectivity. The application of these categories to the analysis...