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Vegetotherapy
Vegetotherapy is a form of Reichian psychotherapy that involves the physical manifestations of emotions.
==Development==
The fundamental text of vegetotherapy is Wilhelm Reich's ''Psychischer Kontakt und vegetative Strömung'' (1935), later included in the expanded edition of Reich's ''Character Analysis'' (1933 and 1949). The practice grew out of Reich's extension of psychoanalysis to cover what he called "character analysis,"〔Franz Alexander et al eds., ''Psychoanalytic Pioneers'' (1995) p. 436〕 which involved alleviating a person's body armor and the character defenses that maintain an individual in a state of neurosis.
Reich argued that “the feeling of unity of all body sensations ... increases with each new dissolution of an armor ring,"〔Wilhelm Reich, ''Character Analysis'' (!976) p. 372-3〕 leading ultimately to a merger with the autonomic functions of the body. He considered that “orgone physics reduces the ''emotional'' functions of humans even much further, to the forms of movement of molluscs and protozoa”.〔Reich, p. 397〕 After his claim to have thus discovered "orgone" or life energy, vegetotherapy was accordingly adapted and succeeded by "psychiatric orgone therapy".
Subsequently, neo-Reichian therapists have adopted the body work of vegetotherapy in various forms into their therapeutic practices.〔Tree Staunton, ''Body Psychotherapy'' (2002) p. 40〕
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