Healing Body, Mind, and Soul
Complex trauma can lead to a numbing of emotions, and/or developing body hyper-vigilance. This is when your body becomes tensed, as though the body is continually “braced” for potential threats. We know that it is normal for our bodies to hold on to stress, tension and past traumas. Although continual patterns of holding can manifest as illnesses or symptoms that include:
When we suppress or avoid emotional pain, we are also suppressing and denying ourselves from experiences of joy, peace, and love. Additionally, when we suppress emotions, we are also affecting our immune system – suppressed emotions often become the source of physiological illnesses later on in life. Allowing ourselves to feel the ebb and flow of our emotions with self-compassion is an important part of the healing and recovery process.
Our team of Somatic Psychotherapists at Body Mind Soul Healing Centre specialized in working with core issues underlying symptoms of trauma. The intention is to work on enhancing the body’s own capacity to heal by freeing the body, breath & energy flow through the practice of self awareness & self-compassion.
You heal when you feel safe in the present moment, connected to your breath and body. In a warm nurturing space, you are gently guided to explore, identify, and release body-stored trauma and self-restricting (holding) patterns that have impacted your health and relationships in life. Your sessions, are designed to support your body to relax and feel grounded, so that you can connect to emotions and memories to discover and express all that are true to you! Expression through felt wisdom in the body is what heals. The session is gentle and self-paced; allowing you to let go of physical tension and emotions rather than suppressing or intellectualizing them, thereby finding heathier ways of living & relating to life difficult circumstances with CLARITY, OPENESS, and HEART.
New Westminster, British Columbia
The secret to health for both body and mind is not to mourn the past, worry about the future or anticipate troubles, but to live in the present moment wisely and earnestly."
Buddha
Nanoose Bay, British Columbia