Dearmoring the Character and Body Armor | Page 11

Radix Work | Body-Oriented Psychotherapy and Breathwork
Radix Work was founded in the early 1970s by Dr Charles Kelley, and is a type of Psychosomatic Bodywork or Body-Oriented Psychotherapy that notably ad [ ... ]

Prostate Massage | Release of Traumatic Sexual Emotions
In the Taoist tradition, our emotions — both the positive and negative ones — are associated with the condition of our internal organs. Fo [ ... ]

What Is Mind-Body Therapy? | Concepts, Aims, and Modalities
Mind-Body Therapy (or MindBody Therapy) — sometimes synonymously referred to as Somatic Therapy — is a general term for a variety of heali [ ... ]

Catharsis, Body De-Armoring, and Emotional Release
The word Catharsis comes from the Greek katharsis, which itself is derived from the two other Greek words kathairein (which means “cleanse” [ ... ]

Bioenergetic Analysis | Techniques and Benefits of Mind-Body Psychotherapy
Bioenergetics is a term used in the field of biochemistry and cell biology relating to the energy flow through living systems. The primary aim of Bioe [ ... ]

What Is Reichian Breathwork?
Reichian Breathwork was developed by Dr. Wilhelm Reich, an Austrian psychotherapist and the creator of Vegetotherapy. Reich is considered the forerunn [ ... ]

What Is a Trauma Informed Practice? | Massage, Bodywork, and Somatic Therapy
In the context of massage, bodywork, and somatic therapy treatment offerings you may read that the practitioner or therapist states that they run a Tr [ ... ]

What Is Somatic Sex Coaching? | Methods, Goals, and Benefits
Nowadays, you read and hear a lot about Somatic Sexology and Somatic Sex Coaching. But what exactly is implied here? In this post, we’re going t [ ... ]

Vegetotherapy | Reichian Body Psychotherapy and De-Armouring
Vegetotherapy is a somatic psychotherapeutic treatment developed around 1935 by Wilhelm Reich, an Austrian psychoanalyst. Reich later renamed Vegetoth [ ... ]

Breathwork | Conscious Breath Control and Circulating Life Force
Breathwork (also written Breath Work) as a distinct wellness, healing, and self-improvement modality arose in the late 1960s. It consists of breathing [ ... ]