Workshops

The Core Dynamics of Relationship-Character Typology

Our bodies, like the shapes of trees  and the visible cross sections there in reveal histories; the annual  impact of the environment upon the life of the tree. We have also taken  physical forms which reflect both contraction in fear and expansion  during safe times, formed both by genetic predispositions and by how we  have been related to at key stages in our early development. We  accordingly hold our being together, hold on, hold up, hold in, hold on.  Exercise all you wish in whatever ways possible but/and, the core of  how we have had to self protect remains unconsciously intact. Physical  strength, flexibility, stamina, relaxation do not necessarily relate to  an increased capacity to more available in relationships. The show is  run more deeply when it comes to letting go, honestly expressing and  thus revealing.

Gradually our core difficulties,  appreciating the other and allowing them in. This spectrum of defending  and allowing just a bit in ranges from acquaintances, friendships, right  through to love. Our bodies are the shield which act automatically,  unconsciously and spontaneously to protect and serve as we  psychologically manouvre behind the wonder wall form we have taken in  adaptation. We have our own deep rhythms of contact and withdrawal. For  the most part a deeper awareness of own unavailability remains a secret  from ourselves and the other as we remain in isolation, acting out from  our embodied historical remnants the only stories we know, those which  have shaped our lives. Our individual, unique but predictable shapes and  forms which have protected us are working overtime without us even  knowing it. We try to reach out on one hand and avoid on the other. Our  vitality as spontaneous and vibratory beings is bound in the real  conflicts which shaped us in relation to LOVE.

Reichian Therapy

Psychotherapy and the body

Biorelease

Energy Distribution Massage

Primary Impulse Exploration

Bioenergetics

Ocular Pattern Release Method ©

‘We’re all in the same boat’

Eight Neo-Reichian Weekend Workshops