Biodynamic Massages

Biodynamic massages remove muscle armor using very gentle techniques. The term was originally introduced by Wilhelm Reich, an Austrian-American psychiatrist and psychoanalyst. Energy that has not been released from long-term tension, from stress, from traumatic events, during which the tension was not effectively discharged, is tied up in the muscle armor. Armor manifests itself as chronic muscle tension. The most common places for blockages are the neck, muscles, back, diaphragm and pelvis. The muscular crust serves as a defense against psychological injuries.
The massage is deeply relaxing and relaxing. It is especially effective for headaches and backaches, migraines, sleep disorders, long-term fatigue or stress. It helps restore the body's self-healing abilities. The goal is to eliminate chronic tension and restore the free flow of energy in the body.

Blockages of energy flow and emotions are released, breathing is strengthened. It removes headaches and harmonizes the digestive system. The client experiences regression (a return to the feelings he knows from childhood), he feels safe. After the end of the massage, a short relaxation is recommended, the so-called absorption, when the client rests in meditation, which is key to this massage.