An overview of our articles about Armoring, the Body Armor, and Body De-Armoring practices, also called Muscular De-Armoring, Somatic De-Armoring, or Emotional De-Armoring.
Somatic Sex Education (SSE) as a professional treatment modality is built upon Sexological Bodywork (SB). Those who are certified in SSE are automatically certified Sexological Bodyworkers. By contrast, Sexological Bodyworkers are not automatically certified Somatic [ Read more … ]
Lingam Mapping is part of the Genital Mapping paradigm and is a navigation and discovery of the penis and related organs and body parts in order to find areas of numbness, contraction, pain, insensitivity, disconnection [ Read more … ]
We’ve recently published a book about De-Armouring, and in this article I’ll try to give a clear definition of what De-Armouring actually is (also written as Dearmouring, or in American English Dearmoring or De-Armoring). However, [ Read more … ]
Sex toys, also called adult toys, are objects or devices that are predominantly used to enhance one’s pleasure experience during sex with a partner or with sex worker, or when having sex alone, the latter [ Read more … ]
We’ve recently published our in-depth Thai Acupressure Points eBook for the face and head. In this post, we talk a bit about our take on the subject, that is, what we see as important aims [ Read more … ]
Having a thorough talk with a client before starting Body Dearmouring sessions is essential to come to an understanding of what their emotional issues are, what they expect, want and need, and — perhaps of [ Read more … ]
One of the important body parts addressed in Body De-Armouring work (American English: Body De-Armoring) is undoubtedly the abdomen. Hence, Abdominal Massage and Abdominal Breathwork are common somatic techniques used to induce emotional and trauma [ Read more … ]
The terms Body De-Armouring (in American English: Body De-Armoring) and Somatic De-Armouring are often treated as synonyms. And indeed, both terms theoretically reflect the same concept, but in practice — notably technically — there’s somewhat [ Read more … ]
Vocalization during Body De-Armouring work (in American English known as Body De-Armoring) used as either a deliberate or spontaneous act of the client in a therapeutic session, can be an effective way of releasing emotions [ Read more … ]
Perhaps the most important goal of Body De-Armoring (in British English: Body De-Armouring) is to support people in coming to emotional and trauma release. In this post, we’ll discuss what exactly is meant by “release,” [ Read more … ]