Phase 5 Ortho-Bionomy- working with the reflexes of the parasympathetic nervous system
The focus of Phase Five is to move to a more subtle level of awareness of the practice and principle of Ortho-Bionomy.
Specific techniques learned will help develop and increase the student's understanding and proprioceptive sensitivity to the self-corrective movements initiated by the client. Through the practice of observing, following and supporting subtle movement patterns, muscular tension is released, range of motion is increased, and pain is reduced. In Phase Five, students are encouraged to do less, being present with the client's self corrective processes, and let the client be the guide for his/her exploration of change.
Pre-requisite: (1) Phase 4 class
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