Bodywork
Well-being begins with the body.
Healing work often involves the body. Even though a symptom might be emotional, the cause can be physical and the cure can be bodywork. Imbalances and tensions can result in fatigue, depression, or other complaints, but release can be found through attention to the body. There are many forms of bodywork. Chiropractic addresses bones and nerves whereas massage works with muscles. Breathing, pressure points, and stretching are all effective ways to improve physical well-being. And, of course, there is no need for a malady to participate in bodywork. In fact, it is best seen as fine-tuning and optimization rather than repair work. And wow! It can feel really good.
A way to be present, to relax and restore. A healing art both ancient and modern.
Traditional Chinese medicine is known to be powerful and curative.
Healing energy manifests in many forms.
Pressure point therapy releases the body’s healing energies.
A combination of forms including touch, stretching, acupressure and energy work.
Pregnancy and birth modalities, in addition to or instead of medical approaches.
If you offer a form of Bodywork that is a part of healing and would like to be listed in Dayton Healing Arts, send us an email at healingarts@daytoncollaboratory.org