Luminous Somatic Typology™

The character-structure traditions descending from Reich and Lowen hold that early adaptations leave a durable signature in the body: how it holds, where it braces, what it does under threat. Stripped of the era's worst overreach, the observation is sound and clinically useful.

Twenty-four finished chapters: the structures and what each one adapted to, the gifts as well as the costs, the reliable errors an observer makes reading somebody else's body, what actually releases a long-held pattern, and the clear limits of what should be attempted outside a therapeutic relationship. Narrated.