Transformational Bodywork
Transformative Psychosomatic Bodywork is a body-awareness approach that brings together a broad combination of techniques.
My work is rooted in guiding a person to their goals through touch and talk therapy, movement, and breathwork Transformative Psychosomatic Bodywork
Transformative Psychosomatic Bodywork is a body-awareness approach that brings together a broad combination of techniques. The work is rooted in guiding a person to their goals through touch and talk therapy, movement, and breathwork. It also include
08/01/2022
The torus as a flow process exhibits a set of characteristics that evolution biologist, Elisabet Sahtouris, has identified as features and principles of healthy living systems. Through her study of living systems (ecosystems, for example), she has observed that when these features are present, the system is balanced and whole. When these features become compromised or absent, the system goes out of balance and becomes dysfunctional and corrupted to the point that it will either collapse completely, transform into a new balanced state, or restore its balance again by restoring the appropriate presence and functioning of these features.
These features apply “from cells to organisms, ecosystems to Earth, bodies to businesses.”
The features of healthy living systems that Sahtouris identified are:
1. Self-creation (autopoiesis)
2. Complexity (diversity of parts)
3. Embeddedness in larger holons and dependence on them (holarchy)
4. Self-reflexivity (autognosis/self-knowledge)
5. Self-regulation/maintenance (autonomics)
6. Response-ability to internal and external stress or other change
7. Input/output exchange of matter/energy/information with other holons
8. Transformation of matter/energy/information
9. Empowerment/employment of all component parts
10. Communications among all parts
11. Coordination of parts and functions
12. Balance of Interests negotiated among parts, whole, and embedding holarchy
13. Reciprocity of parts in mutual contribution and assistance
14. Efficiency balanced by Resilience
15. Conservation of what works well
16. Creative change of what does not work well
Image: TORUS - PicMix Found on Google from en.picmix.com
03/04/2022
Tuning ever more deeply into my heart. Encountering there layers of numbness and frustration and grief, and while this might not sound pleasant to be with;
I celebrate my ability to feel!
To acknowledge whats real.
Staying with and expressing some of these more challenging feelings, led me to a lightness and joy organically. Bit by Bit Allowing myself to receive the light and joy and into my heart, I could feel it expanding, becoming more full and free.
Today I celebrate my expanded capacity to be with all parts of myself!
I am excited to share the evolution of my bodywork practice that
Includes getting to the root of dis-ease, addressing the physical, mental, emotional and spiritual bodies.
Sessions available in person and online.
Beauty and Blessings,
Melanie
“Breath is the bridge which connects life to consciousness, which unites your body to your thoughts. Whenever your mind becomes scattered, use your breath as the means to take hold of your mind again.”
― Thich Nhat Hanh 🙏
If we don't pay attention to our bodies, our bodies will make us pay attention.
11/10/2021
10/10/2021
In my desire to share more, I thought I'd share some music, the type I often have in my sessions...this is an amazing vocal artist I had the pleasure of seeing live at envision festival a few years ago....
Thank you all for the new likes. Please contact me to schedule a bodywork, breath and or somatic therapy session 🙏 I hope to see you soon.
Thanks for all the new likes! I'm scheduling for Sept 5 and beyond.
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