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The Guild of Energists (GoE) has posted an article:
Phil Mollon writes: Many of the practitioners who have become attracted to energy psychology methods in the UK come from a hypnotherapy background, with relatively few from those psychotherapeutic approaches that are based on the idea of ‘talking leading to insight’. As a psychoanalyst (and clinical psychologist), I have over the last few years been concerned to bridge these fields of knowledge – endeavouring to combine the deep understandings of psychoanalysis with the rapid resolution of emotional distress that can be achieved with energy psychology interventions. Whilst psychoanalysis without energy techniques can be slow to achieve change, the use of energy psychology without a depth of understanding may bring only superficial results. In the case of complex and multilayered psychological problems, including those that are sometimes termed ‘personality disorders’, it is important to draw together as many relevant lines of knowledge and enquiry as are available. My new book Psychoanalytic Energy Psychotherapy [PEP] describes in detail some of the complexities of work with the psycho-somatic-energy system that is each unique human being.
