Integrative Body Therapy
Integrative Body Therapy is a blend of hand-on techniques to relax the
body, to relieve pain and bring about structural and energetic balance in
the whole person. From stress to lifting injuries, to body traumas old and
new, the tissues that hold the body together and the bones that give it
support are compromised and can be brought back into balance. The goal
of Integrative Body Therapy is to listen to the body with hands-on and
assist the body tissue and bones in coming back into balance, as the body
knows what it needs to do to correct itself. Two major support systems for
the balanced body are physical activity and cleansing and nutrition. For
physical activity, simple walking and stretching can keep the juices flowing.
For cleansing and nutrition, we use the Isagenix technology. Please see
Nutrition and Cleansing
In his blend of body therapy approaches, Charles has blended the
following modalities to assist the individual in whole body balancing.
CranioSacral Therapy deals with trauma and dysfunction related to the
head as well as the whole body. Restricted cranial bone motion is
brought into balance by light touch directed through the bones and into
the dural membranes and fluid that surround the brain. headaches,
learning disabilities, visual dysfunction, coordination problems, back pain
and sciatica can be positively affected. Tissues related to traumas have
memory. Occasionally emotional content related to the trauma is
released which further restores balance to the body in a process called
SomatoEmotional Release.
Zero Balancing is the art of balancing body energy and body structure.
Without structural balance the body’s energy field is disconnected and
the individual can feel ungrounded and disconnected to his/her life.
Visceral Manipulation deals with organ position and function and how the
organs support the musculoskeletal system in body balance. Many back
and neck problems result from organ dysfunction and imbalance in the
body.
Listening is a skill developed from the above mentioned approaches and
many others including meditation, Aikido, the Imago approach, Body-Mind
Centering and being a parent. It is all too often the case where simply
being heard, whether at the body, mind or spirit level, brings about a
healing.
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