1. Is process oriented bodywork for me?
   

2. I am new to bodywork. How would we start?

3. What should I wear during bodywork?

4. Do you combine bodywork and focusing?
   

5. Can you work with my therapist or doctor?
   

6. Is there more?
   

^: Is process oriented bodywork for me?

^:  If you could use a personal assistant on the wild ride of life, it is for you. A goal oriented approach can be good in the short run. For example: Swedish massage for neck pain.  The process oriented approach is more adventurous, asking for your active participation with a promise of lasting change.

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^: I am new to bodywork. How do we start?

^: When you tell me what brings you to me, I will offer options for you to choose from. During your session I will guide you and check in with you, to ensure you feel met.  

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^: Will should I wear during bodywork?

^: The most important consideration is that you undress only to your level of comfort. My policy: Safety, dignity and ease first!

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^: Do you combine bodywork and focusing?

^: Clients, who learned focusing, experience more depth and success in bodywork. Focusing is key to developing self empathy and so eases the transformation of pain or tension.

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^: Can you work with my therapist or doctor?

^: Our work is confidential, but with your permission, I am available to work with your psychotherapist, medical doctor, or other health care provider.

^: Is there more?

^: Studio Bliss offers introductory events; theme centered bodywork classes and workshops for beginners and advanced seekers.

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