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Bonding Psychotherapy (formerly called the New Identity Process) is a group therapy process that has been used in ten countries for over thirty years, with dramatic results.

Bonding Psychotherapy has been shown to be highly effective for people who are coping with current challenges in their lives based on their lack of secure attachment in early childhood.

The purpose of Bonding Psychotherapy goes beyond traditional psychotherapy. BP not only reduces current symptoms by helping people to become more securely attached, to themselves and others; it also is effective in increasing the joy and satisfaction in our lives.

"I think the New Identity Process bonding might serve to relax the cortex and let the emotion come through. I believe that the process of catharsis is not complete without saying things, because we must involve speech and the cortex, to know that the emotion has come all the way up and is being processed at the highest level. To feel and understand means you have worked it all the way through. It's bubbled all the way to the surface. You're integrating at higher and higher levels in the body, bringing emotion into consciousness."                   
                                                                                     
Candace Pert, Author, Molecules of Emotion

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Bonding Psychotherapy groups and workshops are open to individuals and couples. Combining the use of catharsis and gentle, holding touch, Bonding Psychotherapy helps transform anger into love; alienation into intimacy; and loneliness into belonging.

Bonding Psychotherapy is designed to help people of any age or situation learn how to:

  • better manage old or current feelings of pain, anger, and fear
  • correct underlying negative beliefs and attitudes connected to these feelings
  • experience more connection to self and others, more happiness and meaning in daily life.

Using this dynamic process, people learn to:

  • release feelings of rage, anger, fear, sadness, and pain safely and constructively
  • develop clarity and insight about their situations and lives
  • integrate this newfound "emotional intelligence" and take constructive, positive actions

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