Word for today is
Somaticize
means
to convert (anxiety) into physical symptoms.
Pronunciation: [suh–mat–uh-sahyz, soh-muh-tuh-]
Brislin suggests take the culturally accepted route: somaticize, whether it is the liver, head, stomach or heart that takes the brunt.
[ Source extract – The Development of Emotional Competence
By Carolyn Saarni]
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