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psychomotor

psychomotor In this context, psychomotor refers to approaches that work through the body and the senses, with attention to physical and sensory experience.

In this context, psychomotor refers to approaches that work through the body and the senses, with attention to physical and sensory experience. It is used for therapies that aim to influence these experiences to support regulation, especially in stress and trauma.

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Drafting source: Haeyen Suzanne. A theoretical exploration of polyvagal theory in creative arts and psychomotor therapies for emotion regulation in stress and trauma. 2024; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1382007; article XML SHA-256 dd7cd047c5850daae3d9d63c9d01b656113365d8867c817f8ff8ad0ce844aece. “A theoretical exploration of polyvagal theory in creative arts and psychomotor therapies for emotion regulation in stress and trauma” (10.3389/fpsyg.2024.1382007).
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