Jennifer Frank Tantia, PhD, is a somatic psychologist and dance/movement therapist in New York City, USA. She has taught embodied research at several universities in the United States, and guest lectures internationally.

Part I: Concepts in Embodied Research Chapter 1: Embodied Research Design: A Transformational Paradigm in Scientific Discovery Chapter 2: Open and Reflective Research: Methodological Reflections on the Importance of Body Awareness in Qualitative Research Chapter 3: The Concept Of "Felt Sense" In Embodied Knowing and Action Chapter 4: Embodied Data: Toward a Vocabulary for Somatic and Movement Experience Chapter 5: Ethical Considerations in Embodied Research; Part II: Methods and Cases; Somatic Systems of Analysis Chapter 6: Methods for Measuring Embodiment, An Instrument: The Multidimensional Assessment of Interoceptive Awareness (MAIA) Chapter 7: Empirical Evidence of the Embodiment Awareness Changes in Somatic Focused Gestalt Psychotherapy Chapter 8: Somatic Phenomenology: Maps of Body-Felt Experience; Movement Systems of Analysis Chapter 9: The Three Pillars of Movement Observation and Analysis - A Brief Introduction to the LMA, KMP and MPI Chapter 10: Embodied and Nonverbal Indices of Stress in Intergenerational Transmission Chapter 11: The Skillful Analyst: Investigating, Analyzing, And Reflecting on Movement Behavior Through Embodied Knowledge; Embodied Interviews and Observations Chapter 12: Ethnomethdologically Informed Ethnography: Recognising the Potential and Limitations of The Researcher's Body as Tool for Exploring Embodied Practice Chapter 13: Beyond Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis: Using Body Awareness and Mindfulness Meditation Practices to Research Body Psychotherapy Chapter 14: The Body-Focused Interview: Explicating the Implicit in Embodied Research Chapter 15: Embodied Writing Research Applications: Giving the Body "Voice" Through the Vehicle of Words; Creative and Mixed Methods Chapter 16: Body Stories: Researching and Performing the Embodied Experience of Oppression Chapter 17: The Somatic Impact of War and Flight on the Agent Bodies of Refugee Women in Germany: A Mixed-Method Approach Including Movement and Body Image Sculptures Chapter 18: Aesthetic Answering: A Method of Embodied Analysis and Arts-Based Research in Creative Arts Therapies Chapter 19: Mixed Methods for Evaluating Embodied Processes in Higher Education