Self-Healing in Michigan

Massage and Self-Healing method “In the Self-Healing method, massage is used as a very important adjunct to movement therapy. Self-Healing bodywork is also a healing tool in its own right. The techniques we use are designed to: relax muscle spasms, so that the softened muscle fibers become more capable of free movement; ease the sense of constraint and tension in the body, which may be just as limiting to movement as actual tight muscles; increase circulation, by relaxing muscles so that blood can flow into areas that have hitherto been deprived of their full blood supply, and by promoting regulation of blood formation; reactivate nerves; strengthen weak muscles by improving circulation and nerve response; promote deeper respiration - an automatic result of relaxation; activate the parasympathetic, or relaxing, mechanism of the nervous system through touch and relaxation and by improving respiration; lubricate and m

What is Meir Schneider Self-Healing Method? “The philosophy of the Meir Schneider Self-Healing Method is to tailor each session to specific needs of the client. Each client is seen as a student and is instructed in the use of therapeutic exercises specifically designed for them to continue to practice at home, beyond the limits of an individual session. Our method includes subtle body movement and a specific massage technique developed by Meir Schneider over his 40-year career, that stimulates muscles, bones and nerves. We use unique forms of imagery to connect between the brain and the muscles and the nerve cells.  We teach about the interconnectedness within the body - including the connection between stiffness in your body and the condition of your eyes.  A tense muscle in the lower back may cause problems in the hip, abdomen or in ones digestion, but at the same time that weakness may originate from a weakness in the toes that leads to stiffness in the ankles, the knees, t

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