Somatic (adjective)

Of or relating to the body, especially as distinct from the mind or spirit.

Origin:

The word somatic comes from the greek word "sōmatikos" which means "of the body" and it is derived from "sōma" meaning "body".

Examples:

1. The therapy focused on somatic sensations to help patients relax.
2. Somatic symptoms such as headaches and fatigue are often related to stress.
3. Somatic cells are the cells of the body that are not germ cells.
4. Somatic therapy is a form of therapy that focuses on the mind-body connection.
5. The somatic nervous system controls the movement of muscles and the sensation of touch.