Welcome to Somatics on the Web | the Difference

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Clinical Somatic Education | a New Discipline in the Field of Health Care
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The Lords of Twinkle | Gateways into Different Dreaming | SomaSounds

Play at a gentle volume

Attend to this video’s sights and sounds, and allow it to wipe you clean of accumulated stress. Listen, feel through the stress, breathe, release and relax ever more deeply.

SomaSounds are suitable for playback during practice of somatic education exercises to bring you to an optimal mindset for deeper results.

Clinical Somatic Education | a New Discipline in the Field of Health Care
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Welcome to Somatics on the Web | The Difference

Hanna somatic education

Clinical Somatic Education | a New Discipline in the Field of Health Care
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Standing Side-sway | Comfort Your S-I Joints | Finishing Movement after Practice

Standing Side-sway | Comfort Your S-I Joints | Finishing Movement after Practice
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Comfort Your S-I Joints | Sidelying Sacral Self-Correction, from Unit 1

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Comfort Your S-I Joints | Unit 1 Introduction

Basic orientation to practice of the Unit 1 somatic education exercises to correct S-I Joint Dysfunction.

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The first step of correcting S-I Joint Dysfunction (and Pelvic Distress Syndrome) is to “unlock” the situation — much like unlocking a lock-nut to free a screw to turn.

In this case, we make more room in the low back and S-I joints so things can move. That involves decompressing the lumbo-sacral junction (where low back and pelvis meet) and elongating the jammed side (the side where the sacrum is too deep).

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Comfort Your S-I Joints | Unit 1 Introduction
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Psoas Muscle Pain Self-Treatment: 4 way walking integration, INTRO by Lawrence Gold

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Iliopsoas Muscle Somatic Exercises: Coordinate legs, pelvis and trunk in the walking pattern. We coordinate legs, pelvis and trunk (mediated by the psoas muscles) in forward/back and side-to-side motions.

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Neck Pain / Can’t Turn Head | Startle Reflex Somatic Education Exercise by Lawrence Gold

From The Magic of Somatics, this maneuver quiets pain at the front of the shoulder and side of the neck: pectoralis muscles and sterno-cleido-mastoid (SCM) muscles. It takes you progressively out of the tension pattern of Startle Reflex. (See http://ift.tt/1lAybps.

The key to this movement is to synchronize the movement elements. That means the lifting movements of the head and shoulder, and breathing.

You use your breathing to pace, that is, start and end, the other movements. Your breath is also what helps you to let go of your pectoral (chest) muscles, so your shoulder can move back (posteriorly).

Be careful to lift only one shoulder at a time; whichever shoulder you lift, you rest and brace yourself upon the other shoulder.

Startle Reflex is a protective action pattern triggered by fear — closing up the soft front of the body. Habituation in this reflex restricts breathing, causes elevated heart rate, and forward head position.

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Startle Reflex Somatic Education Exercise by Lawrence Gold

For clients of Hanna somatic educators. Follow-up to Session 3, Startle Reflex lesson (clinical session). Integrates breathing with movements of neck, shoulders, trunk

The key this exercise is to synchronize the movements of breathing with the molling movements of the shoulders and the arching and flattening of your back.

As you roll your arms, your shoulders move with them. Explore for the limit of turning of your arms, both directions.

In the “back arched, chin tucked position”, press the back of your head down equally with the pressure of your tailbone/sacrum.

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Startle Reflex Somatic Education Exercise
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Exercises to Help Lower Back Pain

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Gentle movements gradually release tight low back muscle spasms better than stretching.

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