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BODY WORK SESSION
Sometimes, a direct approach is called for in our healing. That's what body work is designed to facilitate.
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These sessions are held by people I know intimately and, in some cases, have trained.
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Body work is not therapy. Rather, it works on the direct processing of emotions in the body. It is much more experiential than analytical.
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What You'll Need
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Comfortable clothing.
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A space to lie down if your facilitator suggests. A mat or bed is fine (you can turn off your camera whenever you need to).
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Some water might be a good thing to have nearby. Some of the breathing techniques that may be used can leave your mouth a little dry.
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Preferably a space with no interruptions. Body work involves gradually going deeper into internal experiences and is best when uninterrupted.
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A pen and paper. Your facilitator may ask you to note things from time to time.