Energy Medicine Services

Sequential body trauma release sessions are exactly like they sound, which is the process of sequentially releasing any perceived traumas in reverse chronological order...beginning with the most recent and working our way backwards towards conception. The process itself involves quite a few different bodywork and energy work techniques, or modalities. The bodywork works at the physical, mental, and emotional levels, while the energy work works with the energetic pathways of the body that influences the physicality (and all other levels mentioned above - the mental and emotional levels) of the body. Both together, essentially, assist in releasing injuries, traumas, rigid belief systems, conditioning, not-so-beneficial personality traits, and emotions that have been stored within the DNA, cells, as well as on an energetic level within our total body structure, or blueprint.

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All trauma impacts the physical body, whether it is physiological, psychological, emotional, or interpersonal in nature...the body keeps score so to speak, especially with repressed trauma or an inability to cope with said trauma. This is why the releasing of trauma begins within the body, as it is an accurate depiction of the perceived experiences of life. 

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When trauma occurs, it creates very deep muscular contractions within the body, which is triggered by the autonomic nervous system to kick in the 'fight-or-flight mode,' or otherwise known as the sympathetic nervous system. This system is designed to keep one safe from harm or death during traumatic episodes. The deep contractions in these muscles must be released in order to get the body back to its relaxed state, which involves the parasympathetic nervous system. Once a traumatic experience is over, the nervous system is designed to release or "shake out" this deep muscular tension; however, due to many being in a chronic state of stress or unresolved trauma, the bodies ability to adapt is desensitized, which leads to us carrying these traumas in the body long after the initial event or experience had occurred. Because the experience is emotionally, mentally, and physically overwhelming and charged, the body then stores these memories, thoughts, and emotions in order to process them at a later date. This high chemical charge left in the body continually seeks to discharge and when it doesn't occur, it is turned into intense emotions, especially with how one reacts to certain stimuli and how they see the world around them because they are essentially seeing through the lens of trauma. In other words, trauma "side effects or symptoms," or the inability to cope with everyday life, are a huge sign that the nervous system is not regulated or working properly. This is what this session works on so that one doesn't have to continually re-live their trauma and in turn, can lead a healthier and less stressful life.