This document is a work revision and an update of the psychogenic etiology of movement disorders’ literature. A medical case of dystonia psychogenia clinically established is reported, the medical history is analyzed from a neurological and psychiatric perspective, the positive diagnosis is explained, and the different diagnosis analyzed. Finally, we conclude the necessity of neuropsychiatric treatment when those patients suffer movement disorders.

This document is a work revision and an update of the psychogenic etiology of movement disorders’ literature. A medical case of dystonia psychogenia clinically established is reported, the medical history is analyzed from a neurological and psychiatric perspective, the positive diagnosis is explained, and the different diagnosis analyzed. Finally, we conclude the necessity of neuropsychiatric treatment when those patients suffer movement disorders.