Articles: bodywork
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12 Exercises for Strength and Grace
by Samm Kweku Richardson
The author tells us that a healthy body is one that is well nourished in all areas through its regular use. The author recommends exercises to keep the body healthy and happy and...
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by Allan Rudolf
What kind of a year was 1997 for me? To put it succinctly, it was a year where, thank God, there were only three hundred and sixty-five days!
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A Better Approach to Complementary Therapy
by Thea Bailey MRSS
I suspect that all Complementary Therapists (CT) would agree that, no matter which technique, 'map' or energy system is being used, amongst the myriad therapies on offer today, all...
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A Fluid Core: Redefining Core Strength
by Liz Koch
This article focuses on core strength, intended to help stabilize, coordinate and organize movement in the human body, and the author's understanding of how it evolves, following 3...
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by Leon Chaitow, ND DO
In this column the author explores further the complexity theme of identical symptoms emerging from quite different backgrounds (discussed in a previous column which touched on b...
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by Joel Carbonnel
There may be some truth in the saying 'no pain, no gain'. Pain is a friendly signal alerting us that something is dangerous or abnormal. Pain is not a disease but a symptom.
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Achieving an Integrated Approach for Treating Musculoskeletal Conditions
by Wendy Emberson
There is a growing body of research evidence that is beginning to change our attitudes to treatment away from being a pure medical condition model.
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Active Isolated Stretching: Empowerment through Flexibility
by Marjorie Brook
AIS is a scientifically designed flexibility system that works with the body to create and maintain balance. With AIS, you isolate each muscle and perform a series of stretches ...
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Alignment and Breathing Techniques for Health
by Harmon Hathaway
Applying and maintaining physical alignment gives us the information to understand our own body. Within a brief period, the application of the principles of alignment will show pos...
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by Joel Carbonnel
How do you know if a treatment is working? Can you tell if you are feeling better or not, better or worse? Although the answer seems obvious (after all, it is your body), relying o...
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by Joel Carbonnel
In this article, the author challenges the conventional view that we have to use muscles to hold us up against gravity, and the related concept of exercising and strengthening what...
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by Joel Carbonnel
The gist of the Scientific American article is that our bodies "were not designed for extended operation" and that "we push them to function long past their warranty period". As a ...
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BEAM - Bosiger Energy Alignment Method
by Fiona Slatter
The author is a co-founder of the Bosiger Energy Alignment Method (BEAM™), and explains how the technique works to balance the body's natural energy flow (vital force/chi). It work...
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Bert-Ola, My New Friend and Teacher
by Allan Rudolf
Werner Erhard, the founder of EST, once said that if you put a rat in a maze with cheese in the centre, the rat will keep trying various possibilities until it eventually figures o...
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Biodynamic Psychology: Healing Through the Body's Wisdom
by Ellena Fries
The author discusses the origin and concept behind Biodynamic Body Psychotherapy & Massage, developed by the late Gerda Boyesen (1922-2005), how it works, the techniques used a...
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Biodynamic Psychotherapy - Meeting the psyche in the body
by Clover Southwell
Biodynamic psychotherapy was developed in the 1950s by Gerda Boyesen, a Norwegian psychologist and physiotherapist, and is based on a deep appreciation of the inseparable interac...
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by Leon Chaitow, ND DO
This month’s column is bound to irritate some readers, and anger others, but as I have recently been both irritated and angered myself, this possibility seems to me worth while in ...
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Body Alignment Technique and Vortex Technology
by Cherry Tyfield
Body alignment technique uses vibrational energy to heal others and ourselves. Negative emotional experiences become subconsciously locked into our body at a cellular level. This u...
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by Allan Rudolf
Where two or more bones join we have a joint, and a joint is a place which generally allows movement. There is, however, a trade-off between joint movement and invulnerability. T...
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by Kerry Teakle
The article discusses how Body Stress Release (BSR) began as the idea of retired American chiropractor Dr Richard van Rumpt, that the body is limited in its ability to respond to s...
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