Modifies a noun

• illness: There is, of course, no doubt whatever that some people do have psychosomatic illnesses.

• disorder: Anxiety, depression, psychosomatic disorders or marital problems are common.

• medicine: Yet when all is said and done, is psychosomatic medicine itself a fully adequate response to what is basically required?

• symptom: Emotional wellbeing can be disturbed by a number of life factors, causing psychosomatic symptoms which do not respond to other interventions.

• disease: There are distinct therapeutic protocols for many of the psychosomatic diseases, together with imagery techniques destined for pain control.

• condition: This is an example of what we call the Mind-Body connection or psychosomatic condition.

Modifying Another Word

• then: Because both hypnotherapy and NLP work with the unconscious mind, then psychosomatic illnesses can be dealt with very quickly.

• not: This was a placebo-controlled trial, showing that the effect of light therapy is not psychosomatic.

• entirely: In those days asthma was considered to be an entirely psychosomatic illness.

Preposition: in

• origin: Q: If someone comes to you with an illness, how do you decide if it's psychosomatic in origin?