Initiatic Bodywork Therapy



WHAT IS INITIATIC BODYwork THERAPY?

In Initiatic Bodywork Therapy, a distinction is made between the body we have and the body we are. The term "body" refers to the unity of body, soul and spirit. Initiatic Bodywork Therapy combines the Western psychology of C. G. Jung with the Eastern psychology of Zen and the Indian yoga teachings. Initiatic Bodywork Therapy does not follow a fixed structure. It works on what shows up in the here and now in the form of stressful memories, dreams, thoughts, feelings and symptoms. 

 

Note: Initiatic Bodywork Therapy or , is widespread in Germany. In Switzerland, too, individual therapists already offer it. 


INITIATIC BODYWORK THERAPY SUPPORTS WITH THE FOLLOWING TOPICS:

- Physical (stress) symptoms and pain that cannot be explained
- Working through negative physical and emotional experiences
- Strong insecurity, nervousness, lack of self-confidence
- Building up a healthy body image e.g. after an operation or accident
- Strong anxiety and panic attacks, burnout, burnout prevention, depression
- Traumatic experiences, strokes of fate and grief processing
- Stressful pre- and or postnatal as well as karmic experiences
- Personality development on deep level


WHAT DOES A SESSION LIKE THIS LOOK LIKE?

Initiatic Bodywork Therapy is a long-term work. Each session begins with a short conversation in which the current situation is discussed. Then the work with the body begins. By means of specific perception and sensory exercises the body memory is activated. This shows us positive as well as stressful memories (themes) through inner images, feelings, thoughts or even physical reactions. In the Initiatic Bodywork Therapy everything essential gets its space. Together and gently we catch the themes in the here and now and transform them where necessary. Among other things, we work with the power of healing touch, but also with your inner "helpers", with personal resources and with your very own "magic power". During the process I accompany you. I am your companion, so to speak.