Article1999

Stages on Journeys: Some Remarks about Human Geography andPsychotherapeutic Practice

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Historical Geography and Geographical Thought Spatial and Cultural Studies Place Attachment and Urban Studies

Abstract

This paper attempts to open up discussion about interconnectionsbetween psychotherapeutic practice and human geography. I offer brief “here and now” observations to introduce the importance of personal experience and interpersonal relationships. I then construct an autobiographical narrative to elaborate the themes of separation and connection. This frames my preliminary explorations of tensions and convergences between ideas flowing from psychotherapeutic practice and human geography. I conclude by stressing limits to knowledge.

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