Visceral massage is a manual therapy focused on releasing tension, adhesions, and restrictions in the abdominal organs and surrounding fascia. By applying gentle pressure and rhythmic movements, this technique helps restore mobility, circulation, and communication between the organs and the nervous system. Since the belly houses the enteric nervous system (the "second brain") and a significant portion of the lymphatic and immune system, visceral work has profound effects on both physical and emotional well-being.

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This treatment method is based on the idea that gentle rhythmic fluctuating movements, mimic the heartbeat of a fetus between 120 and 160 strokes per minute. During a session the body of the recipient is brought into motion through an uninterrupted stream of gentle rocking, rolling and pulsating techniques. The subtleness of holistic pulsing, stimulate the nervous system to fully relax. Pulsing is a very powerful way to calm an anxious, overloaded nervous system and guide it back to a relaxed parasymphatic state. Another important part of this treatment is the fact that we almost completely consist of water. In its liquid crystalline structure, the waterbody holds both electrical energy and memory. The gentle rocking motion of holistic pulsing, effectively calms the internal waterways, so they can safely let go of disturbing energy patterns or limiting memory fields. As the human waterbody functions as an interconnected network, the pulsation resonates deeply throughout the whole bodysystem. Both muscle and psycho-emotional tension can be released effectively in this extremely soothing massage technique. Combined with the warm rays of infrared light and the healing soundbath we provide in our sessions, pulsing alone can be a deeply relaxing and releasing journey for the recipient.

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Our fascia is wound in a spiraling shape throughout the body. This is what causes oppositional forces in the tissue and energy fields of the body. Torquing (spiraling) the fascia is a manual bodywork technique that involves applying sustained, spiral-like pressure and movement to fascia (the highly conductive connective tissue network) on key positions. This method helps unwind fascial restrictions, release stored tension, and restore the body's natural flow of energy and movement. Since fascia is a conductive, piezoelectric tissue, torquing influences the body's electromagnetic field, nervous system, and cellular hydration, leading to deep structural and energetic realignment.

Here are 5 Key benefits of the Torquing Fascia Release Method :

Acupressure is a bodywork technique that involves applying targeted pressure to specific points along the body's meridians. These points correspond to energy pathways that regulate physical, emotional, and energetic balance. By stimulating them, acupressure helps release blockages, restore qi (life force energy) flow, and activate the body's self-healing mechanisms. Unlike acupuncture, which uses needles, acupressure relies on finger pressure, making it an accessible and powerful healing modality. I usually like to start of my bodywork sessions with some acupressure on the feet to open up specific energy parthways.

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Lymphatic drainage is a gentle, rhythmic bodywork technique designed to stimulate the flow of lymph—a vital fluid that removes toxins, transports regenerative cells, and maintains fluid balance. Since the lymphatic system relies only on the electric flow capacity of coherent water and this system is undermined a lot in our Western modern lifestyle, movement is a key element in optimizing lymphatic function. Light, sweeping motions encourage detoxification, reduce stagnation, and support overall vitality by enhancing the body's natural cleansing mechanisms. We fuse our body and facial lymph drainage routines with the amazing benefits Near Infrared light(NIR) therapy. This efficiently catalyses the detoxificaton proces and movement of the fluids.

Dry cupping is a bodywork technique that uses suction cups to create negative pressure on the skin, lifting fascia and tissues rather than compressing them. Static cupping involves placing cups on specific areas for a set time, promoting deep myofascial release and blood flow. Dynamic cupping incorporates movement, where the cups glide across the skin to enhance circulation, break up adhesions, and improve mobility. Both methods stimulate the lymphatic system, relieve tension, and restore energy flow.

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