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Holding therapy and rebirthing therapy

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1) What is holding therapy? What are your opinions of it?

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This posting explains two alternative attachment therapies.

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1) Holding therapy means the mother holding her child tightly so that there is eye contact between the mother and child. Usually, holding therapy is for autistic children and the objective is to provoke distress in the child till the child needs it and allows comfort. My opinion is against holding therapy because the parent uses force to hold the child tightly. This action fractures the trust between ...

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