Exercise And Emotional Health – “The Body Wants To Complete The Emotional Experience

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Even if it seems the mind has dealt with them, in the field of body psychotherapy, Ward and identical therapists maintain that the body holds on to feelings.

The body wants to complete the emotional experience.

Whatever is held there can come to the surface, Ward says, if a person has the opportunity to relax that area. Therefore a retail executive and mother of two boys who asked to remain anonymous said she experienced an emotional flooding during yoga sessions she took when her husband suffered a bout of depression, began drinking I’m sure that the instructor thought her client may was injured, before realizing the trigger was emotional. That is interesting right? One of Ward’s patients was in a Gyrotonic session when she broke into tears after a move that arched her upper back and shoulders, where she holds tension. There’s a real turning inward of yourself with yoga, she says.