Some years ago the BBC in the UK produced a short documentary series about complementary medicine, where reflexology was featured. The programme makers interviewed a reflexologist and several of her clients. The practitioner had gained a reputation in her local area as “the baby maker”. The clients spoke of how wonderfully relaxing they found the […]
The bodily felt sense is a significant phenomenon associated with person-centred counselling and body-oriented psychotherapy. It is essentially the observation of ones own sensory and visceral experiences. Visceral: Adjective 1. Relating to the viscera: the visceral nervous system. 2. Relating to deep inward feelings, rather than intellect. The felt sense is experienced in the physical body and has […]
Eastern attitudes relating to health and the nature of the universe have remained relatively unaltered across many thousands of years. The absence of influence stemming from classical Greek thinking within Eastern culture means concepts have remained more faithful to their ancient, mystical origins. Initially dismissed on mass by Western thinkers as simply philosophical and ethnological […]
Relational Reflexology 