

As with everything I do and bring into my work, I first need to experience it in my own body. At that time, I was already working part time as a tantric bodyworker, yet I felt there was much more than what I was offering.

Twenty years ago I had no clue about the meaning of presence. I used to live from a very organized and powerful mind. WILL was the mantra, pushing through life to get where I wanted to be in order to fulfill expectations, mostly my expectations, so that I could feel that I was doing enough, that I was enough, and that I was safe.

The sentence explains that trauma isn’t just a psychological experience it also lives in the body, affecting how we breathe, move, relate to others, and react to life, while reshaping the natural functioning of our nervous system.

In a world that constantly pulls us into our heads, we often forget the quiet intelligence of the body.

Next Level Bodywork Training: A Transformative Journey into Somatic Awareness and Healing

Exploring David Deida’s Three Stages of Love and the Path from Survival to Devotion