ORIT-KLAPISCH

about Orit Klapisch

Orit Klapisch is an EABP registered body psychotherapist practicing in Israel, a dance mouvement therapist and teaching in Israel. Orit  establisced The ILABP body psychotherapy  organization branch in Israel. She found a  relational body psychotherapy supervision program as well as a relational  trauma body  cource.  Specialized in trauma-work,  supervision and work with the "Inner Dialuge". Develop and serch in the frame of Phd studeys: "The relational body dialogue with sexual trauma wemen survaivers in childhod  

 Orit has also written and published papers on relational body supervision threw methafors: Klapisch-Cohen, O. (2015). A cloud and a box: An embodied triangle of imagery work in relational body PTSD psychotherapy supervision. Body, Movement and Dance in

cONTACT information

Name: Orit klapisch D.O.B: June  17th, 1969

Profession: Body-psychotherapist, Dance mouvment therapist

Address: 3 Antigonus  Street, Tel Aviv, Israel
Mobile: +972-(0)52-631213

E: beyondtrauma1@gmail.com

Workshop: The Intersubjective Embodied Imagery in Supervision and its Relational and Corporeal Resonances

In this workshop i would like to present clinical work from the field of relational body psychotherapy. I will illustrate how relational body psychotherapy positioning affects different aspects of imagination and reality in the field of supervision. While observing phenomena taking place in the intersubjectivity of the relational body psychotherapist

Learning objectives

This Workshop will offer its participantsl

1.The possibility to acquaint themselves with some basic principles of relational  .body psychotherapy 

2.Experience intersubjectivity as an embodied phenomenon, explored through  .body resonance 

3.Inspire connection between relational psychoanalysis and relational body   .psychotherapy 

  1. Develop an approach to work with the world metaphors as an expression of  inter and intra subjective relation 

This Workshop considers the place of imagery in supervision and its relational and  corporeal resonances in the supervisory relationship. Drawing on Keleman’s (1985)  formative psychology concepts in order to explore clinical material through a 

composite case vignette from her supervision practice, the supervisor considers her  parallel process and describes the role of her countertransference in the embodied  .triangle of supervisor, supervisee and client 

The body acts as a source of and resource for clues about the emotional state of the  patient, as well as the supervisor, as a seismograph for the mind. The developmental  stage characterizing the patient, the therapist and the supervisor as expressed by  their bodies. Those clues shape the therapeutic relationship and affect it through the  changes that the figures in the therapeutic field undergo. In this Workshop I will  describe the changing power balance in therapy and supervision while using  metaphors and body psychotherapy elements, in order to understand the resonance  process of the supervision triangle. This work deals with intra and interpersonal  processes. I will raise the awareness in this panel for supervision as a discourse of  body transference relationships in supervision and therapy, including erotic  transference, parallel relationships and body resonance, as shaping the relationships  between the three participants. Conceptualization is given through the Psycho Sexual theory and passage of the pre-Oedipal stage as well as body resonance of  different emotional needs and emotional patterns. 

Totton, N. (2014). Embodied Relating: The Ground of Psychotherapy. International  Body Psychotherapy Journal, 13(2).

Learning objectives

This Workshop will offer its participantsl

1.The possibility to acquaint themselves with some basic principles of relational  .body psychotherapy 

2.Experience intersubjectivity as an embodied phenomenon, explored through  .body resonance 

3.Inspire connection between relational psychoanalysis and relational body   .psychotherapy 

  1. Develop an approach to work with the world metaphors as an expression of  inter and intra subjective relation 

This Workshop considers the place of imagery in supervision and its relational and  corporeal resonances in the supervisory relationship. Drawing on Keleman’s (1985)  formative psychology concepts in order to explore clinical material through a 

composite case vignette from her supervision practice, the supervisor considers her  parallel process and describes the role of her countertransference in the embodied  .triangle of supervisor, supervisee and client 

The body acts as a source of and resource for clues about the emotional state of the  patient, as well as the supervisor, as a seismograph for the mind. The developmental  stage characterizing the patient, the therapist and the supervisor as expressed by  their bodies. Those clues shape the therapeutic relationship and affect it through the  changes that the figures in the therapeutic field undergo. In this Workshop I will  describe the changing power balance in therapy and supervision while using  metaphors and body psychotherapy elements, in order to understand the resonance  process of the supervision triangle. This work deals with intra and interpersonal  processes. I will raise the awareness in this panel for supervision as a discourse of  body transference relationships in supervision and therapy, including erotic  transference, parallel relationships and body resonance, as shaping the relationships  between the three participants. Conceptualization is given through the Psycho Sexual theory and passage of the pre-Oedipal stage as well as body resonance of  different emotional needs and emotional patterns. 

Totton, N. (2014). Embodied Relating: The Ground of Psychotherapy. International  Body Psychotherapy Journal, 13(2).

Supervision

The course consists of ten sessions that instructional tools (the Internal Dialogue method, family constellations working with imagery through guided imagery and movement,) as well as theoretical discussion of significant issues in therapy.

Course goals: To train psychotherapists in the relational approach body-oriented psychotherapy. •. • Understanding the therapist / personal position of the therapist / coach while examining the unique place of the group members. • Developing an understanding of the concept of body resonance and develop ability to work with it, as a basis for understanding the relationship map in therapy and instruction. • Acquiring various tools for training while experimenting with them (with emphasis on the cues that arise in the body and the quality of the relationship in the training). • Discussion of various training issues as Life and death anxiety depression attachment etc. 

The session is designated to:  Body psychotherapists, psychologists, and social workers and art therapists, who teach or are interested in giving guidance and connecting familiar concepts from dynamic-relational training to their physical-mental resonance in the training room as a tool for expanding and understanding the therapeutic and personal process of the therapy triangle: patient – therapist – supervisor / instructor

custom made meditation

.Different states of minds and situations in life requires diffrent tolls
.Here is a short meditation for therapists that helps contain challenging situations in therapy

have any question ? i be happy to answer

Orit Klapisch is an EABP registered body psychotherapist practicing in Israel, a dance mouvement therapist and teaching in Israel.