Articles
(2013) Resnick, S. & Eichhorn, N. Full-Spectrum Therapy. In Somatic Psychotherapy Today (Fall 2013) Volume 3, Number 2, 19-23, Pages 18 through 23.
Resnick, S. (2010). Making love, not war. In How To Achieve A Heaven On Earth: 101 Insightful Essays From The World’s Greatest Thinkers, Leaders, And Writers. (ed. J.E. Wade II), Gretna, LA: Penguin, 228-230.
(2009). In Gratitude (In Memoriam). In Eccentric Genius: The Writings of Richard Kitzler. (ed. A. Teachworth), New Orleans: Gestalt Institute Press, 77-79.
(2004). Somatic-experiential sex therapy: A body-centered Gestalt approach to sexual concerns. Gestalt Review, 8 (1) 40-64. View Article
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(2004). Response to commentaries. Gestalt Review, 8 (1) 74-79.
(2003). Book Review: "Body of awareness: A somatic and developmental approach to psychotherapy." Gestalt Review, 6(3) 260-263.
(2002). Sexual pleasure: The next frontier in the study of sexuality. SIECUS Report, 30(4), 6-11.
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(2001). The humanistic psychology and positive psychology connection: Implications for psychotherapy. Journal of Humanistic Psychology. 41(1), 73-101. (Co-authored with Arthur Warmoth and Ilene A. Serlin).
(1994). Sex and Pleasure. In Human sexuality: An encyclopedia, (eds. Bullough and Bullough) New York: Garland, 457-464.
In essence, two loving people can silently transmit information back and forth through eye contact as well as touch that can adjust each other’s heart rate, hormone levels, disease fighting blood cells, and more. This is called entrainment or “neural synchrony.”
When therapy involves a body-based exploration of how forces operating in the sexual realm also impact, and are impacted by, other areas of one’s life, it expands the inquiry. Positive sexual results become more lasting not only because sex is more satisfying, but also because non-sexual areas of life are favorably affected.