You might have heard it before: the body keeps score. All of our experiences are stored in the body. Some of these experiences leave their trace with more impact and develop into a habit or a limiting behavioral pattern, restricting our vitality and sense of freedom, without us even noticing it.
Whether we have an online one-to-one session, a meditation, or a group workshop, for me the body is always the starting point. During a Healing-Evolving Reintegration Massage session, it is where we begin, always.
What happens during a session?
The Healing-Evolving Reintegration Massage session is a therapeutic massage, developed by Ria Panen Godesberg. This session is a co-operation between myself and my clients.Always starting from a safe and heartfelt space, I tune into the body and invite you to do the same. It’s your body, after all 😉
Together we sense its well-being, the emotions, the blockages, and whatever presents itself. From that point, I start the massage. As a client, you are invited to be completely present with your body and with what you feel, what ‘lives’ under the skin. This may lead to becoming more aware of emotions. You may also notice the unraveling of a forgotten memory that has impacted your life.
Through specific questions, I encourage you to bring to the surface what needs to be spoken out.
When we voice what is happening on an unconscious level, we can bring these themes into our awareness and take action in a practical way. The massaging movements support the whole process.
When blocked energy in the body starts to move, it presents an opportunity to transform it into energy that may help you move forward. This is how we Reintegrate. Heal. Evolve.
The session may take 1.5 to 2 hours. Afterwards, I always suggest my clients make no other plans, allowing the body to integrate the whole process. If, after reading this, you feel interested in receiving a session, feel free to contact me. Sessions are available in person on Ibiza or in the Netherlands on specific dates. I look forward to hearing from you.
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