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Metamorphic Technique Massage

Jul 15, 2014

Kate Codrington

Kate Codrington

Jul 15, 2014

    In this week's A-Z we have left the earthy world of physiological based massage behind. No snippets of research about cortisol or reduced anxiety today; we're not in Kansas anymore. Instead we enter the wonderful world of transformational healing. You might decide to book a metamorphic session if you wanted to:

    • Change the patterns in your relationships
    • Respond to stress differently
    • Move on in your life
    • Release old habits and beliefs about the world that no longer serve you
    • Feel more fulfilled
    • Feel 'more yourself'
    • Just LET GO!

What happens in a metamorphic session?

Metamorphic technique is neither a therapy nor a massage, instead it is a technique for transformation. As such, it's refreshingly free of the protocols many therapies require:

  • There is no need for a case history
  • You can sit or lie as you prefer
  • Talk or remain quiet
  • Have one session or a series of regular appointments
  • You can even learn it in a weekend and then practice on your family

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Kate Codrington

Kate is a menstrual and menopause mentor, retreat facilitator at Woman Kind and therapist. She is the author of The Perimenopause Journal

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