The way you look, move, what your manner of standing and sitting - the psychology of the body will give no less accurate information about you than a conversation with you one-on-one. Psychological problems, no matter how hard the person tried, but it is impossible to hide from prying eyes. They are manifested in the exterior of each person. In psychology, this is referred to as the morphologization of problems, that is, the body language mirrors all the failures of the inner world that you vainly try to hide.
Psychology of body movement
After the experience of grief or extreme fear, a person, without noticing it, changes the style of his gait, begins to stoop, his movements become monotonous, phlegmatic. The most visible phenomenon of morphological problems of a psychological nature on the posture of each person.
The Swiss psychologist Jung noted that there is a category of people expressing their movements through active imagination, and not through an auditory or visual representation. This discovery gave rise to bodily-oriented psychotherapy, which allows you to carefully approach the client's problem. Its main task is a harmonious combination of mental and bodily manifestations of a person. With the help of bodily-oriented therapy, one can not only heal the body, but also restore the soul balance, find new resources of vital energy.
The body is the conductor of feelings, thoughts, experiences. Psychology asserts that all those emotions that have been suppressed, the experienced fear, stress accumulate in the body of each of us and as a result not only affect it, changing their breathing, gait, gestures , thus deforming the body, but creating blocks. The latter are the causes of both somatic and psychological diseases, because they block free energy flow.