Pulsing - Rhythmical Movement Massage

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Pulsing in London - Rhythmical Movement Massage. Bodywork for the Body Heart and Soul!

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Bodyworker Seth Newman offers you this rhythmic, movement-based somatic therapy in London. He uses a very gentle and nurturing approach to deepen your connection to your body, increase awareness and sensitivity, and to connect you to the body's natural rhythms. He is offering a discount for your first session. contact him on urubu@mail.com for a session The History of Pulsing Pulsing was originally developed in the late 1970s by Curtis Turchin, a practitioner of Postural Integration, itself one of the deepest and most fundamental approaches to bodywork. Dr Milton Trager, founder of the Trager Approach, demonstrated his movement-based bodywork at the Esalen Institute in the mid-1970s. Turchin was inspired by this form of working to develop a systematic approach that he called Pulsing. Forms and Practice It involves the application of pressure and movement (stretching, lifting, shaking, rotating and swinging) to the soft tissue of the body (skin, muscles, tendons, ligaments and fascia) within a continuous soft rhythmic rocking. The client is encouraged to be passive - in the sense of not trying to do anything, but allowing the body to relax into the movements. This in itself quickly highlights areas of muscular tension and holding. Children and adults will often rock themselves when distressed: there appears to be a deep comfort and security to be found in gentle movement. With its flowing and wave-like movements, Pulsing perhaps recalls a body-memory of the foetal experience in the womb, where the baby is constantly subject to rhythmic pulsation, or of being cradled and rocked during infancy. Pulsing can take a number of forms, distinguished by the intent with which it is approached by both client and therapist (for example, relaxing, playful or as deeper emotional therapy). In the 'lighter' modes, clients sometimes experience gentle emotional release and often enter a trance-like state. Sessions usually have a deeply relaxing yet energising effect. Here the benefits may include a release of deep physical tension, an increase in flexibility and movement repertoire, and an improved general sense of well-being and energy. On a deeper level, it can also be performed explicitly as a form of body psychotherapy, encouraging the client to become aware of their emotional responses, patterns of breathing and physical areas where "they feel tense, tight, weak, uncomfortable or painful and aware of protective holding patterns". In this way clients may discover and release deeply embodied emotions. Whichever form is used, many of the effects of Pulsing occur below the level of conscious awareness and continue to resonate in the bodymind for some time after sessions.

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$$$ (30-50)

General Info

Pulsing is a mind-body-centered approach using the power of gentle, rhythmic touch and movement. The pulsing practitioner applies easy rocking, stretching and opening movements to the pulsee, creating a wave-like motion throughout the whole body. Pulsing is like being rocked in the womb or floating on water, inviting the body to experience the full potential for fluid freedom, ease and relaxation. As the body’s inner flow (80% water) is amplified by the constant movement, so too are the energy blocks, due to injury, trauma, or habitual holding patterns. Energy can flow to where we are blocked, rigid, or in pain. The symptoms of blockage may be explored and gently released with inner awareness, dialogue, spontaneous movement, breath, and sound. The continual rhythm can be conducive to a deeply meditative state. Pulsing is more than a body therapy… it is also a philosophy, a way of life. At the heart of it is a belief in wholeness – that we are more than the sum of our parts and that integration of those parts leads to a sense of completeness and connectedness. We rediscover this through a philosophy of acceptance, awareness and re-empowerment … and through the gentle rhythms and flow of Pulsing, as experienced by the “mind-body”. for more information or to book a session with Seth please email him: urubu@mail.com

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