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The Mind Movement: Integrating Body, Breath and Movement in Therapy

Author(s) : Lorna Evans

Reviews and Endorsements

'The Mind Movement is a timely work of a holistic integration of embodied practices in contemporary psychotherapy. It offers both a rich historical understanding of psychotherapy’s disembodied legacy and the practical means to repair it. With careful attention to clinical, spiritual, and cultural factors, it brings the body home to the therapeutic encounter.'
Helena Vissing, PsyD, Associate Professor at California Institute of Integral Studies, author of Somatic Maternal Healing

'In this illuminating read, Evans talks us through the process of working with the body, breath and movement in therapy. The book offers both a rich historical understanding of psychotherapy's disembodied legacy and the practical means to repair it. With careful attention to clinical, spiritual and cultural factors, it brings the body home to the therapeutic encounter. Evans’ work bridges psychoanalytic theory with practical tools for clinicians, equipping practitioners with the knowledge to explain and apply somatic approaches, and stimulating new conversations around mental health and movement'
Louise Reader, New Psychotherapist, Summer 2026, Issue 92