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| Journal The AHBMT publishes a journal, Biodynamic Massage, twice a year. If you would like to submit an article to the journal for publication, please read the Submissions page. If you would like to place an advertisement in the journal, please read the Advertising page. If you would like to subscribe, please contact the AHBMT. The contents list of past issues, together with the full text of selected articles, are available on-line (see menu, left). Note that the copyright for the content of all articles resides with the author and reproduction is only for personal use. The latest issue was Issue 12, Volume 2
I would like to welcome you to the Autumn edition of the the Journal. As you will see there are some exciting contributions here from some of our members. Ora Sapir took up the Committee's offer of a free copy of Contemporary Body Psychotherapy The Chiron Approach in return for a review of the chapter on biodynamic massage by Monika Schaible. This time we would like to offer a free copy of Stillness: Biodynamic Cranial Practice and the Evolution of Consciousness by Charles Ridley to anyone interested in writing a review of it. Kathrin Stauffer offers us a review of some of the latest research into fascia which has wetted my appetite to watch this DVD and learn more. Jane Platts-Mills has written the first of a series of articles reflecting on the tango and body psychotherapy a moving and tantalising glimpse into this erotic dance and the depths of relationship and embodiment to which it calls its participants. Jenny Whiting has written a thoughtful reflection on her time as Membership Secretary for the Association, and gives us insight into the sheer volume of time and energy she has contributed to the Committee over the last four years. And Vicki Martin contributes the first of two articles on the Enneagram. As someone who has worked with the Enneagram at various times I have enjoyed being brought close to it again by her writing and being reminded how powerfully it can support process and personal growth. Sue Frazer updates us on our position with GCMT and I wish to acknowledge here all the hard work which she in particular has given to this. There is information from the schools about CPD events and, for those of you who are in training or are beginning to think about setting up your own practice, Estelle Jarman offers seven important steps to encourage this process. I hope you enjoy this edition as much as I have enjoyed editing it, and that you will keep your interest and articles coming. With best wishes and thanks to those contributing. Ruth Hoskins, September 2009 In This Issue
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