Association of Biodynamic Massage Therapists
  • Welcome
  • About Biodynamic Massage
    • A Brief History
    • Therapeutic Aims
    • Theoretical Principles
    • The Practice
  • Finding a Practitioner
    • Practitioner - London
    • Practitioner - East England
    • Practitioner - South East
    • Practitioner - South West
    • Practitioner - Midlands and North
    • Practitioner - Ireland
    • Practitioner - Scotland
  • Become a Member
    • Becoming a Member
    • Members Page
  • Professional Training
  • Contact Us
  • Site Map
  • Research
  • Blog
  • The Journal
  • CPD Resources
  • Data Protection Guidance
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"What appears to move through all levels of our being, connecting us to others, to the world and the universe is energy."    
​Sue Frazer

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  • A brief history
  • Therapeutic Aims
  • Theoretical Principles
  • The Practice

Therapeutic Aims


Biodynamic massage is suitable for those with psycho-physiological or stress related symptoms such as headaches, aches and pains, anxiety, insomnia, depression, arthritis, M.E., etc.; for those who feel "under the weather" or that something is not quite right, but where there is an absence of diagnosable disease; and for those wanting to embark on a process of self discovery through a body approach. 
  • Rebalancing the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous system
  • Relaxation
  • Vitalisation
  • Pain relief
  • Relief of internal emotional pressure
  • Release of muscular tension
  • Toning of under-toned muscle
  • Increased body awareness
  • Release of toxins
  • Discovery of a more "natural" breathing pattern
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  • Welcome
  • About Biodynamic Massage
    • A Brief History
    • Therapeutic Aims
    • Theoretical Principles
    • The Practice
  • Finding a Practitioner
    • Practitioner - London
    • Practitioner - East England
    • Practitioner - South East
    • Practitioner - South West
    • Practitioner - Midlands and North
    • Practitioner - Ireland
    • Practitioner - Scotland
  • Become a Member
    • Becoming a Member
    • Members Page
  • Professional Training
  • Contact Us
  • Site Map
  • Research
  • Blog
  • The Journal
  • CPD Resources
  • Data Protection Guidance
  • New Page