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What the Body Holds
by Johannes Ebert
A PODCAST - CONVERSATIONS ON BODYWORK AND SOMATIC PRACTICEMost of us carry more than we realize - in our shoulders, our jaws, our hips, our breath. This podcast points the flashlight into the dark: each episode goes deep into one practice - how it works, what it addresses in the body, and what practitioners have learned from years of working directly with people.Most of us carry more than we realize - in our shoulders, our jaws, our hips, our breath. What the Body Holds goes deep into one practice per episode: how it works, what it addresses in the body, and what practitioners have learned from years of working directly with people.One expert, one modality, examined from the inside. Not an overview - the actual thinking behind the work, and what it makes possible for the people who receive it.Hosted by Johannes Ebert, a de-armouring practitioner working between Berlin and Amsterdam, trained in the Gaia Method.
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A PODCAST - CONVERSATIONS ON BODYWORK AND SOMATIC PRACTICE
Why i am doing this?Johannes Ebert discusses the world of holistic modalities, bodywork, and energy work, emphasizing the importance of bringing clarity to the offerings and exploring the intentions and beliefs of the practitioners. He also highlights the significance of listening to the body's intelligence and the responsibility of individuals in taking care of themselves.TakeawaysHolistic modalities and bodywork offer a vast array of practices and theories that may support individuals.Listening to the body's intelligence and taking responsibility for one's own well-being are crucial aspects of holistic healing.Chapters00:00 Exploring Holistic Modalities07:08 Challenging the Medical System12:18 Following Joy and Presence18:03 Authentic Conversations and Clarity
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A PODCAST - CONVERSATIONS ON BODYWORK AND SOMATIC PRACTICEMost of us carry more than we realize - in our shoulders, our jaws, our hips, our breath. This podcast points the flashlight into the dark: each episode goes deep into one practice - how it works, what it addresses in the body, and what practitioners have learned from years of working directly with people.Most of us carry more than we realize - in our shoulders, our jaws, our hips, our breath. What the Body Holds goes deep into one practice per episode: how it works, what it addresses in the body, and what practitioners have learned from years of working directly with people.One expert, one modality, examined from the inside. Not an overview - the actual thinking behind the work, and what it makes possible for the people who receive it.Hosted by Johannes Ebert, a de-armouring practitioner working between Berlin and Amsterdam, trained in the Gaia Method.
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A PODCAST - CONVERSATIONS ON BODYWORK AND SOMATIC PRACTICEMost of us carry more than we realize - in our shoulders, our jaws, our hips, our breath. This podcast points the flashlight into the dark: each episode goes deep into one practice - how it works, what it addresses in the body, and what...
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