The BodyMind Approach for managers with distressing bodily symptoms: An embodied approach for coaching

Ozlem Lale Kaleli; Helen Payne

doi:10.3205/26isfam048

June 12, 2026Open Access

The BodyMind Approach for managers with distressing bodily symptoms: An embodied approach for coaching

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Key Points

The aim is to evaluate the effectiveness of the BodyMind approach for managing distressing bodily symptoms in managers.
Included interventions focusing on embodied techniques and coaching methods.
Evaluated outcomes related to symptom relief and emotional well-being.
Participants reported a significant reduction in chronic headache and muscular pain after the intervention.
Improvement in overall quality of life scores by 25%, indicating positive results.
Approximately 70% of managers showed symptom relief, p<0.05.

Implication

Investigates an embodied approach for coaching bodily symptoms in managers, suggesting a novel intervention.

Abstract

Somatisation or medically unexplained symptoms (MUS) are distressing bodily symptoms for which tests and scans always come back normal. Chronic headache, back/joint/muscular pain, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue and vertigo is some of the examples for these conditions. Often accompanied with [for full text, please go to the a.m. URL]

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The BodyMind Approach for managers with distressing bodily symptoms: An embodied approach for coaching

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