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“Reflective listening” without necessarily “empathic understanding”

I shared some listening practice sessions with a therapist trained in the orthodox perso…

Gendlin’s position against the “unit model” or the “content paradigm”: retr…

Gendlin’s idea that living processes cannot be predicted in advance leads to another im…

Collection of links: On “Experiencing and the Creation of Meaning” (Gendlin, 1…

Position of ECM in the writings of GendlinCatherine Torpey wrote about “Experiencing an…

Gendlin's View on “Gut Feelings”

Gendlin, the founder of Focusing, emphasizes the senses felt in the body. If so, does he…

Entitizing and Universalizing

Chapter V of “Experiencing and the Creation of Meaning (ECM)” (Gendlin, 1962/1997) con…

Listening to “Ode to Joy” from Beethoven’s 9th Symphony in a Focusing-Oriente…

In Focusing workshops, to help participants understand “getting a handle” and “resona…

Very old (“primitive”) sequences in dreams and with hypnosis

In “Chapter VI-B: The Development of Behavior Space” of “A Process Model (APM)” (Gendlin, 2018), there is a section titled “d) Pyramiding” that discusses very old (“primitive”) sequences: I would like to reflect on how the passage above ab

Two videos temporarily available from last year’s Gendlin Symposium

The following article appeared on the website of the International Focusing Institute on…

Collection of Links: Dilthey and Gendlin

I have written five blog posts about how Dilthey influenced Gendlin. Therefore, I have c…

Gendlin’s “focaling” and Dilthey’s “purposiveness”

In “A Process Model” (APM), Gendlin wrote that a living process is “different from bo…

Collection of links: North American Philosophical Roots of “A Process Model” (…

Three North American philosophers who preceded GendlinIn “A Process Model (APM)” (Gen…

Emotion and felt sense

Gendlin’s distinction between emotion and felt sense (direct referent) became increasin…

Gendlin’s writings that prepared “A Process Model”

There are two types of Gendlin's writings related to “A Process Model (APM)” (Gendlin,…

Gendlin’s “interaction first” and Dewey’s “transaction”

While Gendlin used the term “interaction” in many of his writings, he used the term ”interaction first” in “A Process Model” (Gendlin, 1997/2018). I outlined some historical background of why he felt that “interaction” alone did not suffici