alexithymia

noun

alex·​i·​thy·​mia ə-ˌleks-i-ˈthī-mē-ə 

: inability to identify and express or describe one's feelings

Note: People with alexithymia typically display a lack of imaginative thought, have difficulty distinguishing between emotions and bodily sensations, and engage in logical externally oriented thought.

Individuals with high levels of alexithymia are usually aware of their emotional arousal; however, they have difficulty differentiating emotions and verbalizing them.

—John S. Ogrodniczuk et al., The American Journal of Psychotherapy

alexithymic

ə-ˌleks-i-ˈthī-mik 

adjective

an alexithymic patient