Reference To Other Types of Body-Psychotherapy
In 1963 Jack Rosenberg went to the Esalen Institute, where he was fortunate to learn from most of the great leaders of the Human Potential Movement: Fritz Perls (Gestalt therapy), Abraham Maslow, Alexander Lowen, Will Shuts, John Periocus, Rollo May, Carl Rogers, Moshe Feldenkrais, Ida Pauline Rolf (Rolfing). At the Esalen Institute he also studied Eastern philosophies and practiced and taught yoga. Rosenberg was influenced by Robert K. Hall, (Lomi School) was a Student of Fritz Perls and Philip Cucurudo (Reichian therapy). At the Gestalt Institute and at the Esalen Institute with Jim Simkin, Ph. D., Jack Downing, M.D., Elaine Kepner, Ph. D. and Janie Ryan, M.A.. Victoria Hamilton, Ph. D. was an Object Relations therapist who was of assistant John Bowlby attachment theory and had worked with R. D. Laing and Donald Winnicott (object relations theory). Rosenberg was also part of a supervision group for Self Psychology of Heinz Kohut with Jeffrey Trop, M.D.
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