Nonverbal Communication: Clinical Psychoanalysis

In a psychotherapeutic process it is essential in the communication of patient and therapist the verbal language, in free association or speech, together with the nonverbal language, where the gestures and actions play an important role and with the results that well used favor the advance in favor of the cure of each patient, together with the own elements of psychoanalysis and dynamic psychotherapy.It is for this reason that here is described based on experience and research in this regard that in the clinical work represent a more effective process, sometimes related and sometimes contradictory that leads to ensure that if the word mind, the body is not deceived. In addition, in every person in the daily life and in consultation are valuable tools worthy of being taken into account.

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Edgar Alfonso Acuña BermudezPsicólogo, Especialista e Mestre em Hipnose Clínica, Mestre em Psicanálise, Psicopatologia e Clínica, Doutor em Psicologia Clínica e da Saúde. Professor e investigador a tempo inteiro na Universidade de San Buenaventura Seccional Cartagena, Diretor do Grupo de Investigação GIPSI.