your life and be happy!, that is what the child says and lives. It does not worry about the night or the next day. It is just living here and now.

And it understands the patient in coma because he needs this attitude. He needs to be helped to come with his awareness in here and now and that can only be done by moving him.

And this moving must not be the technical moving that a therapist can make, just caring about the movement as movement and forgetting to feel what is happening.

The movements that give the patient in coma energy to be able to move are the guided movements that give just enough help to let the patient move.