Introductory information and articles about somatics.
Somatics comes in two forms: Read more about How Do I Do Somatics?
A one-page summary of Somatics Clinical treatment, useful for providing to doctors and insurance companies. Read more about Clinical Somatic Education: Description of Treatment Method
There has been a popularization of the words “somatics” and “somatic” these days, but not many people know where the word really originated. Below, you'll find a brief history of the terms “somatics” and “somatic”, as well as information about Clinical Somatic Education and where it comes from. Read more about More Information about Somatics
Regular sessions generally last one hour. Your first session will last approximately one hour to one-and-one-half hours. Read more about What is a Somatics Session Like?
Sessions are hands-on, individualize work with a client.
More coming soon. Read more about Individual Somatics Sessions
One of the most ancient and famous of riddles is that of the Sphinx: "What is it that has one voice and yet becomes four- footed and two-footed and three-footed?" In Greek mythology, Oedipus provided the correct answer: the human being, who crawls on all fours in infancy, walks on two legs in adulthood, and leans on a cane in old age. This answers the riddle of the sphinx. But it does not answer a second riddle that lurks within the first: Why is it that humans, having learned to walk upright, may lose this ability and often end up walking with a cane? Read more about The Myth of Aging
