Pat Ogden, Ph.D. - Healing Resources

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twitchdullsharpachypoundingairysuffocatingtrembleshiverychillsvibrationitchystringyfluidfrozenwarmradiatingshuddernumbflaccidblockedgoose-bumpcongestedheavytightpuffybubblytinglyshakyparalyzedsweatymoistclammyjumblyjerkyenergizedstringydampelectrictight skinlightfuzzydensecoolthrobbingfaintquiverypulsingbloatedflushedpricklybuzzyflutterpressurejumpytensewobblytinglynauseousspinningdizzytremulousbreathlessquakeVocabulary for Sensorimotor Experience(<strong>Ogden</strong>, 1999)
Using Cognition to SupportSensorimotor ProcessingMindfully tracking (following in detail) the sequentialphysical movements and sensations associated withunassimilated sensorimotor reactions to trauma, such as:motor impulses heart rate movements of the spinemuscular tension breathing facial expressiongestures postural changes tremblingVarious other gross motor movements or micro-movements.<strong>Ogden</strong>, 2000
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