All Bodywork sessions are temporarily on hold until further notice
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“Tis in ourselves that we are thus or thus. Our bodies are our gardens to which our wills are gardeners.” ~William Shakespeare,
All Bodywork sessions are temporarily on hold until further notice
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“Tis in ourselves that we are thus or thus. Our bodies are our gardens to which our wills are gardeners.” ~William Shakespeare,
Essential components of Hakomi-informed bodywork include the principles of Unity, Organicity, Mindfulness, Non-violence, Mind-Body Holism, Truthfulness, and Mutability. By integrating gentle body manipulation with these principles, a bridge between mind and body can be created, allowing for a greater sense of balance, peace, and nurturance.
It is important to note that while Hakomi-informed bodywork is a physical adaptation of Hakomi psychotherapy, it is not a psychotherapeutic method. Rather, it integrates the elements of Hakomi psychotherapy in a physical way to help clients understand what their body’s structure and movements are trying to express.
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As a mother and dancer (athlete) I have needed her aid many times and have been blessed to have experienced her gentle healing powers. Each treatment has left me in a state of contentment and bliss. Her treatment stays with you much longer than the time spent in her care.
Natasha is a gifted massage therapist. She is not only physically skilled, she is an intuitive healer. She is aware that massage therapy is more than simply touching an area of the body in a specific way. She has an ability to reach deep within herself and create an emotional and spiritual healing experience. It is a little bit of heaven.
A session with Natasha is much more than a massage. It is a healing experience for body and mind. I feel like she knows me (and my muscles) better than I do!