Listening to the body from within: what interoception is
Besides the five familiar senses, we have a sense that tells us what is happening inside the body. Scientists call it interoception, and it is closely linked with how we experience emotions.
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Besides the five familiar senses, we have a sense that tells us what is happening inside the body. Scientists call it interoception, and it is closely linked with how we experience emotions.
In an American hospital at the end of the 1970s, a molecular biologist began teaching patients with chronic pain to lie down and notice the body part by part. From this experiment came one of the most studied mindfulness programmes.
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