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		<title>How Ortho-Bionomy works</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[One of the techniques which is central to the work is positional release, in which parts of the body are gently eased by the practitioner into comfortable positions, then held for a time with subtle compression. The positions activate special feedback reflexes in the nervous system that control muscle tension and posture. Once activated, these [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of the techniques which is central to the work is positional release, in which parts of the body are gently eased by the practitioner into comfortable positions, then held for a time with subtle compression. The positions activate special feedback reflexes in the nervous system that control muscle tension and posture.</p>
<p>Once activated, these reflexes allow the body to spontaneously release muscle spasm and restore natural posture in balanced and integrated ways. The overall effect is like receiving a very supporting and comfortable &#8220;hug&#8221; in exactly the right place, in exactly the right way.</p>
<p>Because release is achieved internally via the nervous system, pain and tension seem to melt away as if by magic. And because the body produces these changes by its own means, rather than by externally applied &#8220;correction,&#8221; it learns more quickly and easily to maintain its new stress-free pattern.</p>
<p>Other techniques employed by Ortho-Bionomists include: a unique and painless application of Chapman&#8217;s Reflexes (neurolymphatic release); gentle isometrics and isotonics; rhythmic movements which mirror and release restricted movement patterns; a complete set of home exercises for postural re-education, many of which can be utilized for self-correction of spinal curves; and a subtle, energetic form of cranial-sacral release.</p>
<p>From an article by Registered Advanced Practioner Robin Wilson. The entire article can be read here. For more information also visit www.ortho-bionomy.co.nz and the Wellington School of Massage selection of Ortho-Bionomy classes can be seen directly here. </p>
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		<title>It’s the things you don’t know that make a difference…</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Dec 2010 03:28:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you know what you want, but are not currently achieving those results, something is going on. You are probably running some old patterns &#8211; automatically, and probably outside your conscious awareness. If you work at it you might make some headway, but its always faster and more fun with help! A coach speeds and [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you know what you want, but are not currently achieving those results, something is going on. You are probably running some old patterns &#8211; automatically, and probably outside your conscious awareness. If you work at it you might make some headway, but its always faster and more fun with help! </p>
<p>A coach speeds and eases the process. You are offered the tools and help to identify and clear those the old patterns. Then you get to design and install new more powerful ones, that run just as automatically as the old ones. You become more naturally and easily motivated and empowered to realise your potential.Coaching helps you jump the gap to your future &#8211; with style!</p>
<p>When people feel empowered, they focus on what they can do rather than what they cant. Coaching helps you attain and stay in this state more often, so that you can bridge the gap between where they are now and where they want to be personally and professionally.</p>
<p>Release coaching is custom-designed from session to session, so you get to work through what is important for within your own timing. An important premise is that you do have your own answers, even when you think you don&#8217;t! The process used in a Release session is designed to allow you to actually change the way you think and feel about situations in your life that are holding you back. When that happens you will naturally find yourself performing the new desirable behaviours automatically! </p>
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