The Emotional Body Posture
September 13th, 2019 by Joachim Creten
Emotional State
Since childhood, a number of events have shaped what you are and what you think today. One day you wonder why you have problems adjusting to others, who you are and why you react violently to trivial situations. It may be time to see a psychologist. Talking to a specialist allows you to get to know each other and helps heal emotional trauma. It takes time and requires a certain will. Sometimes if the emotions are too strong or difficult to control, the drugs can be prescribed at the same time.Physical state
Physiscal State
Let’s look at the external aspect of the body and how it is directly attached to the emotional state. A psychological trauma is imparted in the brain and thus in the body, or is it the opposite?. Is it possible to meet a depressive person with a well-positioned body posture accompanied by joyful words?. Mostly Life is very dark and boring. Everything connects perfectly. Most of my clients come for physical problems such as difficulty of walking, of mobility, or poor balance, all directly related to their body posture. My attention to the words they use to describe their physical problems are also revealing about their beliefs and their emotional aspect. Physical pain is connected to this. What happens when I reorganize my client’s bodies in space using Rolfing’s technique? The first thing is the reduction of physical pain connected with a feeling of vertical lightness. Their external images project a more dynamic and confident person. Interaction with others changes causing emotional change. The most interesting in this process is the way they express themselves more positively and their conversation is more attractive to listen to. My participation with psychoanalysts is very interesting in this respect. Thoughts are more likely to change when the correction of body position is addressed.