Paraphrasing Eugene Gendlin in a Procedural Model

Abstract

The main purpose of this article is to discuss and analyze some key concepts of the culminating work of Eugene Gendlin: A Procedural Model. To follow this purpose I will see the conception of experience, together with the concept of a significant body and the way in which the therapeutic change would take place. Trying to explain the phenomenon of change is somehow discovering that Focusing would be explained by this procedural model, a paradigm that had not yet been discussed with the systematics with which Gendlin performs it in this wonderful book. In some way, this text attempts to make the reader familiar with Focusing familiar and wishes to advance in its understanding, with this book that has been translated two years ago and is now available to the entire Spanish-speaking community.