Neurodynamic recovery as a method of reducing neuroreflectory dysfunctions of psychosomatic disorders and the causes of their occurrence

the article considers current issues of the body functioning under conditions of neuroreflexive dysfunction of psychosomatic disorders. The author sees one of the main tasks as identifying and influencing the causes of the pathology of conditions in psychosomatic disorders. In the article, the author pays special attention to the causes of negative emotions that cause deep experiences, transforming into subconscious sensations of prolonged traumatic impact, which, in turn, turn into chronic stress conditions or psychophysiological deviations. The author places the main emphasis on the lack of elaboration of the main causes of neuroreflexive dysfunction of psychosomatic disorders when using therapeutic practices. The author notes that for successful psychotherapeutic assistance, methods of maximum effective impact are necessary, which will allow re-experiencing unfavorable emotions. It is to live through and work through the sensations that were caused in the past and which a person can currently transfer to his accumulated experience, observing the dynamics of the development of feelings, emotional reactions, sensations unconsciously associated with external or internal threats coming with multisensory signals. The article describes an innovative proprietary technique of neurodynamic recovery. The technique is aimed at reducing neuroreflexive dysfunctions of psychosomatic disorders and the causes of their occurrence. The author describes a cycle of neurodysfunctional and psychosomatic failure containing borderline phase points that are effectively affected in the mode of neurorecovery and reduction of neurodynamic imbalance in the body. The author concludes that the use of the neurodynamic recovery technique contributes to simultaneous and one-time psychotherapeutic impact in order to effectively work through neuroreflexive dysfunctions and restore psychosomatic health based on deep psychoemotional rehabilitation.

neuroreflex dysfunction, neuroreflex reaction, psychosomatic disorders, factors, causes, neurodynamic recovery, innovative methods, fear, chronic stress conditions