What to Expect in a Session?
Generally the client remains clothed and either lying down or sitting up in a warm, comfortable environment. Treatment requires open communication between myself and the client and may include gentle touch, slight movements and light pressure on reflex points, locating and treating tension and pain by consciously creating a comfortable, gentle and prolonged non-painful body position. Slight changes in muscular structure, the nervous system, fluids (blood and lymph) and in the fascia leads to a realignment of the body during a session. Repetition of these experiences allows the body and the nervous system to acknowledge a change until this is memorised and can be taken as a new pattern in the future.
As a Practitioner, I focus on open communication and continuous feedback between myself and my client; this encourages and enables the client to become more aware of what they are experiencing during their session. This, in turn, promotes the release of muscular and emotional tension.
By initially ensuring the client is in a comfortable position; following their preferences for the direction of any movement, and then constantly tracking, and paying attention to the sensations of their body I am able to guide the client and support their ability to observe any change, no matter how slight.
Following a session many clients comment on how experiencing the safety and security of the treatment has enabled them to relax and to remember what that feels like for them.
As with other body therapies, it is common place to use a massage table, but it can also be done sitting in a chair, therapy can be adjusted to a client’s situation.
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Please note:
As a practitioner I do not diagnose medical conditions or prescribe medicines.
Always seek guidance from your doctor, if you have concerns in these regards.