Dearmoring the Character and Body Armor | Page 6

External and Internal De-Armoring Techniques
Apart form the difference between Full Body De-Armoring and Partial Body De-Armoring, one also finds the difference between external and internal De-A [ ... ]

Scar Tissue Remediation for Sexual Organs | Genital Bodywork
People can obtain scars in many different ways. Scarring can happen through surgery, radiation treatments, birthing, injury, infections, accidents, or [ ... ]

Anal De-Armoring | Technique to Release Fear, Shame, Guilt, and Sexual Trauma
Within Body De-Armoring practices (also called Somatic De-Armoring), Anal De-Armoring can be an important means to release emotions of fear, shame, an [ ... ]

Abdominal and Diaphragmatic De-Armoring | Aims and Techniques
The abdominal area, in which we include the diaphragmatic area, is literally packed with internal organs. It’s also a relatively small bodily region [ ... ]

De-Armoring Health Benefits | Physical, Emotional-Mental, and Spiritual
In general, it’s thought that Somatic De-Armoring (or Body De-Armoring) can have quite a range of health benefits for the person involved. Never [ ... ]

Throat De-Armoring | Aims and Techniques
Notably during traumatic experiences or in other situations in which one isn’t able “to speak out,” one may feel a lump in the throat or [ ... ]

Emotional Body De-Armoring | Is it the Right Choice?
It’s thought that Body Armoring (tensions, contractions, or numbness of muscles and fascia) in people happens to protect themselves from extremely p [ ... ]

Somatic Healing versus Somatic Education | What Is the Difference?
An important distinction in somatic therapies is that between somatic healing and somatic education. Most somatic treatment modalities, and this also [ ... ]

Prostate De-Armoring | Aim, Techniques, and Health Benefits
In the Taoist tradition, the prostate (that is, the prostate gland and surrounding area) is considered the main storage center of male sexual emotions [ ... ]

Proprioception, Interoception, Body Awareness, and De-Armoring
We all know about the five human senses, that is, our taste (gustatory sensory system), hearing (auditory sensory system), smell (olfactory sensory sy [ ... ]