Hi Win,
> If there are any
> therapists on the list, I'd like to hear from them
since this is one of
four types of
> potential valuable therapy we'd like to get some case
studies worked with.
> ....w
I have been running my own practice since 2000. Primarily
trauma release
through Body Transformation (Deep Tissue & Zen bodywork
- based on the
earlier forms of Rolfing, Structural Integration &
Postural Integration).
Also Reiki/Seichim Master and more recently incorporating
EFT (Emotional
Freedom Techniques) & WHH (Whole Hearted Healing -
regression based trauma
healing therapy). Not formally trained in breathwork but use
it myself.
Grant
Grant & Julie Horsfall
Gumeracha, South Australia
Grace & Hands - "Co-creating a space from which to
invite healing"
Ph.: 08 8389 1554
NEW EMAIL: graceandhands bigpond.com
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----- Original Message -----
From: <wwenger101aol.com>
To: <imagestream@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2007 11:30 AM
Subject: Re: [imagestream] Re: Improvitaping - a side
benefit
> The Calm-Breathing Patterns ( http://www.winwen
ger.com/part28.htm and
> part20.htm) are used for both, not only for temporary
relief. Once one is
armed with
> those patterns, he can go after root causes and
recondition stimuli to be
> rewardingly informative instead of blindingly aversive.
If there are any
> therapists on the list, I'd like to hear from them
since this is one of
four types of
> potential valuable therapy we'd like to get some case
studies worked with.
> ....w
>
> In a message dated 2/15/2007 6:30:22 PM Eastern
Standard Time,
> robertsegura.ca writes:
>
> > Basically, I discovered that most people look for
*relief* from
> > whatever is ailing them at that time( and which
their usual coping
> > mechanisms are not covering well enough - the
pressure/pain is too
great).
> >
> > Some people look for *resolution* to their issues,
i.e., they actually
> > want to resolve the issue rather than just make it
go away for a
> > while. This group tends to be smaller in number.
> >
> > There are a large number of healing systems which
provide relief and
> > only a few which provide resolution, in keeping
with the supply and
> > demand of the marketplace.
> >
> > If you are looking for relief (a temporary
reduction in the symptoms)
> > then many breathing techniques and an average
application of EFT or
> > similar system will work just fine. They could be
compared to aspirin
> > vs. tylenol vs. advil. All will take away some or
most of the pain/
> > discomfort (symptoms), but they are not intended
to dissolve
> > underlying issues.
> >
> > Fully associated versions of EFT, WHH, EMDR, TIR,
AER, etc. can
> > provide resolution of the issues. They often take
longer and can
> > involve more direct contact with the source of the
discomfort, so
> > fewer people go there. It is easier for many to
continue to use
> > pain-killers than to cure the ailment, as is the
case with physical
pain.
> >
> > In the end, it comes down to personal choice.
> >
>
>
>
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