Psychological and psychiatric symptoms

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Anxiety and depression of proprioceptive origin i.e. where there is no reasonable clinical history to justify the symptoms and antidepressants are ineffective but on starting a proprioceptive treatment the patient immediately feels better.

 

This may be due to an electrophysiological hindrance in the limbic cortex, of proprioceptive cause.

 

Vivid nightmares, the patients waking up in a heightened state of anxiety.

Claustrophobia and agoraphobia when there are no clear vertical visual reference cues, in particular when the individual is moving.