PEP | Article - Psyche. XXXIV, 1980: Report on the Inpatient Treatment of a Patient with Psychogenic Seizures, with Special Consideration of Nonverbal Forms of Therapy. Hans Müller-Braunschweig and Klaus Möhlen. Pp. 1073-1091.

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Abstract

The authors document the importance of nonverbal therapy (occupational and movement therapy) in the extended inpatient treatment of a grave conversion neurosis. The application of nonverbal methods offers the patient expressive opportunities which permit a more anxiety-free discharge of impulses and a more ego-syntonic resolution of tensions than would verbalization.

PEP | Article - Psyche. XXXIV, 1980: Report on the Inpatient Treatment of a Patient with Psychogenic Seizures, with Special Consideration of Nonverbal Forms of Therapy. Hans Müller-Braunschweig and Klaus Möhlen. Pp. 1073-1091. - The Psychoanalytic Quarterly