Life in every moment involves both movement and stillness. In Craniosacral Biodynamics, we perceive an alive and dynamic stillness, a ground of being from which all life and healing intentions emerge. In Continuum, as in many meditation practices, we slow down and listen, until the space between or within the movement becomes more apparent than […]
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Awakening the Social Engagement Nervous System
This post is a primarily an excerpt from my recently published, book, The Breath of Life: An Introduction to Craniosacral Biodynamics. May it support your sense of well-being and presence in your life and the world! In the 1990’s, neuroscientist, Stephen Porges discovered there is more to the autonomic scene than sympathetic and parasympathetic stress […]
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Biodynamics in Everyday Life
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy, or Craniosacral Biodynamics, is a hands-on bodywork modality. How can we even begin to think about applying it in everyday life? First, it is helpful to understand what distinguishes Craniosacral Biodynamics from other forms of Craniosacral Therapy. Biodynamics involves orienting to deep, universal forces, which cranial osteopath Rollin Becker referred to as […]
Continue readingThe Breath of Life Craniosacral Biodynamics Book Launch Webinar
I really enjoyed this webinar on Tuesday, June 19th presenting illustrations, concepts and stories about my new book, The Breath of Life. I hope you will enjoy and benefit from it, too! Thanks to Julian Marcus and eHealthLearning.tv for hosting!
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Being with Birth Trauma in Healing Ways: Healing Vs. History
In previous posts we have explored how early trauma may arise in both clients and practitioners during session work. The purpose in enhancing awareness of this phenomenon is to support us in healing rather than being imprisoned by our history. How we deal with reactions based on our history can make the difference between reinforcing […]
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