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structure and function
the foundation of facilitation
an integrative approach that combines conventional practices with ancient therapies
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Clarify
The first step involves understanding what constitutes a healthy state for the client, identifying areas where communication within the body is functioning well, and recognizing aspects that lack alignment.
This step likely involves a combination of
gathering the client's history, understanding their concerns, and assessing their physical and energetic state.
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Resolve
In this step, the focus shifts to addressing the identified areas of friction or misalignment.
Techniques such as cranial osteopathy, visceral manipulation, and fascial work, may be employed to
release tension, restore balance, and improve communication within the body's systems.
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Integrate
The final step aims to harmonize the client's entire being, ensuring they feel like their best selves.
This step likely involves integrating the work done in the previous steps, promoting embodiment of the changes, and supporting the client in maintaining their newfound sense of well-being.
As part of Ramesh's approach this could potentially involve techniques such as breathwork, visualization, journaling, or coaching.
Your relationship with gravity
Ramesh views the human body, particularly the spine, as an interconnected system where traumatic events can have far-reaching effects, potentially leading to various health conditions.
Ramesh's approach focuses on understanding the body's interconnectedness and how restoring proper alignment and balance can facilitate healing.
He is a massage therapist, yoga instructor, somatic health coach and educator with over 20 years of experience helping people find more ease, comfort and connection within their body. As a board certified 3000 hour Canadian trained Therapeutic Manual Therapist he’s confident of keeping clients safe in the room while boosting harmony in their tissues. Currently a second year student at the Swiss International College of Osteopathy, Ramesh is focused on Non-Physican Osteopathic Manual Manipulation.
Ramesh integrates various modalities, including cranial osteopathy, visceral manipulation, fascial work and cued breathing to address these imbalances.
He acknowledges the importance of medical care and positions his approach as complementary to traditional treatments.
