Conversion Disorder offers a novel way of rethinking the present, especially within the profound realms of psychoanalytic practice. Considering the number of people suffering today from inexplicable psychosomatic ailments, while others seek refuge in pharmacological treatments or body modifications, and when young people are willing to direct violence toward others, including their own bodies, a radical disorder within the culture insists on the level of the body. In this way, Jamieson Webster listens to the dreams, symptoms, anxieties, and sexual difficulties of his patients, where the body becomes a determining melody that belies vulnerability and the urgent desire for conversion.