John Herbert

An incredible book. Dives deeply to the root of disembodiment and how that creates depressive pathology. Aimed at a therapist or practitioner, he includes case studies and techniques that I have utilised in a client setting for remediatory results. Discusses how limited physical and emotional contact with the mother creates a deficit. Having your bodily impulses shamed or denied creates muscular tension and or armouring. The tension and armouring grow and strangle the core essence of the human. The depressed character has lost faith in life, and is governed by the apathetic lows and elated highs of stimulus. Highly recommended for anyone wishing to revisit why psychology hard forked the mind and the body.