Objective: Our body is at the same time a biological and a sexological body. Biological body is innate and based on our genes and their capacity to express and realize their potentials. Our sexual body is acquisite and is related to our education and learning and our capacity to decode and read the external world. Our sexological body is a lot more than our biological body. Our aim is to differentiate the two bodies and the better understand and handle sexual misunderstanding and sexual difficulties. Design and Method: Sexuality as acted and performed is the resulting and final step of a complex interaction of different forces. By means of the observation of the physical and sexual body and its position in the space, its rhythms and its tonicity it is possible to relate to the emotions that live inside and pass through the human being. And, on the contrary, acting on the body, modifying its posture and its movements is possible to influence sexual sensations and feelings. Results: Observing and acting on the physical body is useful in influencing and positively modifying the individual sexual emotional and psychological mind, and to lessen sexual distress or to resolve sexual impairment. Conclusions: Biological and emotional body are tightly related. The observation and the analysis of one body reflect the other as well as the intervention on one of the two bodies can influence and transform the other one. This can lead to important results and clinical applications.