Body Intelligence Craniosacral Training Malmö

24/04/2020

During self-isolation and lockdown, it’s more important than ever to keep moving. Movement helps us shift from stress, anxiety, fatigue, or depletion into easeful, vital states and relaxed alertness.

Next week, I’m going to feature in a series of free, online conversations with somatic movement and embodiment experts and teachers about how embodied movement can help dissipate pain, anxiety and trauma.

The Somatic Movement Summit
April 27 – May 1, 2020
You can register to listen here: https://shiftnetwork.infusionsoft.com/go/sms20a21197/a21197

My interview will be included alongside some great conversations - I’m especially looking forward to Dr. Stephen Porges talk about how Polyvagal theory can help us with the current challenges of COVID-19, and how to enhance vagal tone for a healthy, balanced nervous system.

I hope you enjoy my interview, and it supports you to relieve stress and create more ease in these strange times.

Thanks, Steve

05/12/2019

There is still a possibility to join this training and become a Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist!
https://www.bodyintelligence.com/practitioner-foundation-training/course/malmo-2019 #

30/10/2019

Webinar: Working with Trauma via Relational Touch 2019-10-29, Steve Haines by stevehaines66 | Oct 30, 2019 | Feeling, Touch, Trauma, TRE, Webinar | 0 comments This webinar was designed to explore how ‘Relational Touch’ supports embodiment and grounding to heal trauma. When our physiology is stuc...

18/10/2019

Train in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy: Malmö Jan 2020 - https://mailchi.mp/bodyintelligence/malmo-3573597

07/10/2019

Body Intelligence Craniosacral Trainings also offers a training in Malmö, starting october 9th. (There is a possibility to join from sem 2 in january.) Check out https://www.bodyintelligence.com/practitioner-foundation-training/course/malmo-2019 for more information and to apply.

Your presence and skillful touch has the capacity to create deep change in another human being.

In the dynamic of relational touch, there is the potential for new feelings, new stories and new meanings to arise. Truth emerges as a shared story between client and therapist, informed by phenomena of being within a sensitive organism.

Human beings are polyrhythmic, and we are always striving for health and coherence. With the support of skilled touch, the rhythms in the body can sometimes coalesce into a feeling of wholeness and health.

How does actually this happen? I recommend using embodied presence supported by skillful touch in the following ways;

Use non-doing, ‘relational touch’, that listens without fixed agendas and supports coherent rhythms and order to emerge.
Focus on creating safety and be cautious of over projecting. We can have perceptions of other people, but we can wildly over interpret what we feel. In the absence of the possibility of objective knowing, it is good to be super cautious. Truth emerges in the dynamic between the client and therapist.
Aim to generate concepts that promote health and sensations of joy, ease and agency and focus on stories of safety and agency. Expand people’s ‘felt sense’ capabilities. Try shifting the narrative of self away from limiting metaphors of damage and permanency to adaptability and renewal.
Consider the whole person and the totality of their story. From pre and perinatal experiences, to adverse childhood events, to being embedded in oppressive and unequal power structures in society and culture. This supports people to self-regulate and develop resilience in the face of a morass of intense, and often overwhelming, feelings, drives and behaviours.

If these approaches inspire you, I invite you to join me for my upcoming Introduction to Therapeutic Touch in London on November 3rd. You can find out more and register here: https://events.eventzilla.net/e/intro-to-therapeutic-touch-steve-haines-2138763301

05/10/2019

Biodynamic craniosacral therapy; the art of using touch to support health. When you touch people they change. It is that simple.

Many people struggle with safety; it can be hard work negotiating being in the body. Coming into relationship with a skilled therapist can ease the pain. The inherent drive for self-regulation within our physiology is very powerful. Appreciating how the human body strives for health, and how health is expressed as coherence, connection, and a pulsing flow, is the skill of cranial work.

The essence of Biodynamic craniosacral therapy work uses presence, education, movement, and touch to help people reconnect with health. It is a work with embodied presence supported via non-doing touch.

A new training is starting in Malmö. Get in touch with [email protected] if you are interested in taking this training.

02/10/2019

With one week to go until the first seminar, there are still places available. Get in touch with [email protected] for more information. There is also apossibility to join us from seminar 2 in january. Get in touch...

25/09/2019

Missa inte tillfället att lyssna på Steve Haines imorgon!

I'm really looking forward to hosting my free 'how to use touch to support health' webinar tomorrow. Are you coming?

If you’re a bodyworker or other healthcare professional and you'd like to explore how you can help your clients engage their bodies to feel emotional balance, relieve pain and transcend trauma, I invite you to join us.

As well as being an introduction into basic contact skills and biodynamic movements, this webinar will also serve as an introduction to our upcoming 2-year practitioner course in Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy in London in 2020.

When? Tomorrow, Thurs 26 Sep 2019, 6.30pm to 8.00pm
Venue: Online Webinar via Zoom (easy instructions provided)
Cost: Free
You can register here: http://bit.ly/bi-lon-webinar-2019-09