Entrees:
Somatic Practices
More rigorous in nature, traditional and holistic movement practices can be with the breath, the body, and/or the mind. Generally, somatic work is designed to help you release trauma and regulate your nervous system.
BioDynamic Breathwork
Controlled breathing techniques for relaxation, stress reduction, and promoting energetic release.
Boxing / Martial Arts
Disciplined physical training and self-defense techniques for strength, focus, and personal empowerment.
Core Energetics Therapy
Body-centered therapy, integrating talk, movement, and breathwork to release emotional blocks and promote personal transformation.
Cryotherapy / Cold Plunge Therapy
Brief bodily exposure to extreme cold temperatures to reduce inflammation, boost circulation, and promote recovery.
Ecstatic Dance
Free-form, expressive movement to music for self-expression, emotional release, and connecting with inner joy.
Float Pools / Sensory Deprivation Tanks
Floating in saltwater-filled tanks to promote deep relaxation, sensory rejuvenation, and mental clarity.
Gardening / Plant Parenting
Engaging in nurturing and cultivating plants of all kinds for relaxation, stress relief, and a sense of connection with nature.
Holotropic Breathwork
Deep and rhythmic breathing to access non-ordinary states of consciousness, promoting self-discovery and healing.
Infrared Sauna
Using infrared heat to penetrate the body, promoting relaxation, detoxification, and muscle recovery.
Modern Yoga
Yogic practices such as Vinyasa, Yin, Kundalini, Iyengar, hot yoga, and yoga nidra for flexibility, strength, detoxification, and mental focus.
Nature / Forest Bathing
Immersion in nature to reduce stress, improve mood, and enhance overall well-being through sensory connection with the natural environment.
Osho Dynamic Meditation
Four-stage, active meditation that helps release tension and pent-up emotions, creating a state of inner awareness and stillness.7
Qigong
Mindful movements, breath control, and meditation to harmonize and balance energy flow for improved vitality and well-being.
Running
Aerobic exercise for stress reduction, emotional well-being, and physical fitness.
Tai Chi
Slow and flowing movements combined with deep breathing for balance, relaxation, and cultivating internal energy.
Traditional Yoga
Ancient practices, such as raja, karma, bhakti, jnana, tantra, and hatha that combine physical postures, breath control, and meditation for holistic well-being and mind-body connection.8
Watsu®
A form of aquatic bodywork used for deep relaxation and passive aquatic therapy.