Body de-armouring

Body de-armouring is a thourough and respectful technique, where we focus on releasing tensions and blockages in the body. It can help reduce stress, anxiety and pain, and can lead to better body awareness and relaxation.

Body de-armouring in Utrecht

Shocking life events, stressful living, bad habits or a heartbreak can all be reasons for the body to become tense, frozen or blocked. With de-armouring we bring the body back to its natural way of being. We are using breath, sound and movement in combination with loving touch and deep pressure points.

I believe in the importance of releasing physical and emotional blocks in our bodies, and body dearmouring is an important part of that. This technique is aimed at releasing tensions and blockages in our body, which arise from emotions and events that we have experienced in our lives. Often we are not even aware of these tensions and blockages, but they can cause physical, mental and emotional complaints.

At Flow of Healing I therefore offer body dearmouring as a treatment to reduce these tensions and blockages. I work in a holistic way, looking not only at the symptoms, but also at the underlying causes. This way I can create a personalized treatment plan that is focused on your specific needs and goals.

If you are interested in body dearmouring as an alternative medicine in Utrecht, I would like to invite you to contact me. Together we can discuss whether this technique is suitable for your specific situation and needs.

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90 minutes and up

Utrecht or Leusden

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From 150,-

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is armour?

We build armour in our body through life. It can be caused by childhood trauma, painful (sexual) experiences, daily stress or other situations which makes the body contract. Sometimes the body still contracts after the situation has passed and this results in armour which results in feeling tired, having pain, not feeling like yourself and so on.

We do not only store pain but also joy, laughter and pleasure – everything we were not able to express can turn inwards and manifest in our body as armour. The body only retains that which is not processed. This may result in a hard and desensitized body, pain, lack of vitality, blocked (sexual) energy and so on.

What parts of the body hold armour?

The whole body has the potential to hold tension and hence the whole body can be armoured and luckily also de-armoured. There is the option to work solely externally or to also do internal de-armouring. Within the pelvic region and pelvic floor we often hold tension and both men and woman can benefit from receiving an internal de-armouring. If this is something you are curious about, please get in touch and I will give you more information.

What to expect during a session?

We will start the session with a consultation where we will define which areas to work on. During a session we invite the body into possible trauma release by de-armouring  specific areas in the body. We do not cause any pain to the body, we only bring awareness to the places which were already painful to begin with. We will use triggerpoints, breath and awareness to invoke (trauma-)release and to resolve the armour stored in the body. Literally any part of the body can hold armour, and de-armouring can be done both external and internal.

Is de-armouring painful?

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Can I do de-armouring while pregant?

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What if I struggle with addiction or mental illness?

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