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[7권 1호] 모래놀이치료에서 정점 체험에 대한 현상학적 연구

제 목 [영문]

The Phenomenological Research on Experiencing the Stillpoint in Sandplay therapy

저 자

부정민, 강규숙

출 처

1-30 page, 총30 pages

발행 년도

2016

주제 키워드

still point, sandplay therapy, analytic psychology, phenomenology

초 록 [국문]

This study is a qualitative study of how the stillpoint might be experienced in sandplay therapy. we
selected Van Manen’s categories for phenomenological questions and reflections: lived space, lived
time, lived relations, and lived body. We added an additional categories because of their importance
in psychotherapy: lived emotions. We understood the lived body was 1) stillness, 2) Tears filling the
clients’ eyes; Lived time was 1) Intersection of the past, the present, and the future, 2) Kairos time;
Lived space was 1) Temenos within the temenos, 2) Space of the beginning; Lived relations were
1)Worldly relations, in terms of symbolic experiences, 2) Recognition of a different aspect of self in
the inner world, 3) Spiritual relations; lived emotions were 1) Catharsis, 2) Divinity. In addition, We
understood the essential meaning of the stillpoint was flow and Transcendence.

초 록 [영문]

This study is a qualitative study of how the stillpoint might be experienced in sandplay therapy. we
selected Van Manen’s categories for phenomenological questions and reflections: lived space, lived
time, lived relations, and lived body. We added an additional categories because of their importance
in psychotherapy: lived emotions. We understood the lived body was 1) stillness, 2) Tears filling the
clients’ eyes; Lived time was 1) Intersection of the past, the present, and the future, 2) Kairos time;
Lived space was 1) Temenos within the temenos, 2) Space of the beginning; Lived relations were
1)Worldly relations, in terms of symbolic experiences, 2) Recognition of a different aspect of self in
the inner world, 3) Spiritual relations; lived emotions were 1) Catharsis, 2) Divinity. In addition, We
understood the essential meaning of the stillpoint was flow and Transcendence.