When Stability Fails: Embodied Pathways to Connection in Times of Crisis

Key Points

• To examine how emergency situations affect conditions typically expected in psychotherapy.
• Presentation on the implications of instability during therapy in crises.
• Explores the absence of usual therapeutic conditions such as privacy and continuity.
• Therapeutic work is adapted to occur within instability, rather than requiring stable conditions.
• The unavailability of emotionally regulated caregivers affects the therapy process.