The biomental framework offers a comprehensive understanding of human experience through the integration of somatic and psychological processes, emphasizing their connection to ecological contexts. It challenges traditional mind-body dualisms, promoting a unified view of individuals as inherently linked to their environment. This perspective is particularly relevant in child development and therapeutic practices, advocating for approaches that consider these interrelations to enhance resilience and wholeness in human life. By reframing our understanding of self, health, and development, the biomental framework opens pathways for innovative psychological theories and practices.
The biomental framework posits that human experience arises from the seamless integration of somatic and psychological processes, forming a unified whole.
Health is characterized by the coordinated functioning of these processes, fostering resilience and adaptability in human development.
Central to the biomental view is the reformulation of mind-body dualisms, embracing a nondualistic perspective that showcases their interdependent embeddedness.
By emphasizing integration, relationality, and environmental responsiveness, the biomental framework offers a nuanced understanding of robust human wholeness.
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