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primal therapy
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primal therapy
n. Psychology
A method of therapy thought to treat emotional problems by encouraging patients to relive traumatic experiences and to express feelings through screaming and other verbal or physical acts of aggression. Also called primal scream therapy.

primal therapist n.

primal therapy
n
(Psychology) Psychol a form of psychotherapy in which patients are encouraged to scream abusively about their parents and agonizingly about their own suffering in infancy Also called primal scream therapy scream therapy
[from the book The Primal Scream (1970) by Arthur Janov, US psychologist, who originated the treatment]


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Primal Scream therapy - enjoyed by people such as John Lennon - uses shouting to connect to subconscious stresses and issues and get them out.
Some individuals use little soft squeezable items, some people use primal scream therapy, some people take up hobbies, many people find running an effective means of stress management.
TFF took their name from the teachings of Arthur Janov (whose primal scream therapy greatly influenced John Lennon).
 
 
 
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