Massages and Therapies

YES, without a doubt. We humans are a beautiful fabric of body, mind, and emotions. By addressing any of these systems, we are inevitably connecting with the completeness that we are. The difference lies in the therapist’s approach. And in this case, I am convinced that through my work with the tissues, benefits are achieved in the energy flow, mental balance, and the release of stagnant emotions that harm us, promoting a fuller life.

Traumas have different ways of accessing our body: falls, blows, hurtful words, mistreatment, losses, separations, operations, emotional blockages, and unresolved issues, abuses, among many others. These traumas can easily lodge in our body, and often in our tissues. By releasing the tissues, we can meet our traumas face to face and be able to give them the appropriate treatment.

Body work performed with therapeutic presence, as I practice it, usually has almost no contraindications and is a great aid in healing processes in our life. Nowadays, it is not uncommon for a psychologist or a family doctor to suggest that we receive a massage. For those who enjoy vibrational therapies, they know that the body is also an expression of energy, only denser, and deserves attention and care. My therapies do not conflict with physiotherapy or chiropractic, nor with acupuncture or other manual techniques. On the contrary: they provide greater benefits.

Many times sleep problems correspond to alterations of the nervous system, and also to structures such as nerves and/or membranes that are “stuck” or trapped in their tissue wrappings, and therefore, are suffering from some restriction and adherence. Minimally invasive and conscious manual therapies, such as these that I offer, have the ability to regulate the nervous system and the excess hormones that do not allow us to relax.
The balance and equilibrium of our body, together with the induction of a truly deep relaxation, will also facilitate a full and restorative sleep.

Stress, unfortunately, has become very common in our way of life. We live in constant “alert” and attention. Stress alters us physiologically, mentally, physically, and emotionally. Promoting deep relaxation is the fundamental objective of my treatments: to help the body perform a “reset” of the alterations, to help level the excess hormones that do not allow us to calm down and connect with the circadian cycles that govern our rest. All this thanks to releasing any physical structure that is adhered, restricted, or contracted. Release the physical to promote chemical harmony and physiological stability.

Basically, the whole family. I have studied and have experience with babies, children, pregnant and postpartum mothers, with athletes, dancers, and practitioners of yoga and Pilates, with people with disabilities, with housewives and office workers, and with older adults.
Many times, I work together with other professionals to be able to address different complex cases and always provide what each person really needs. Respectful manual therapies are recommended to improve individual and family health, to generate better work and cooperative relationships.

Chronic fatigue is one of those complex conditions that prevents us from being our true selves. It’s astonishing how many people suffer from it these days. I have many tools at my disposal to treat it. As with all health recovery processes, the more committed the client is to their treatment, the better the results will be. Craniosacral therapy and other therapies I use in these cases provide a profound calming of the sympathetic nervous system, thus activating the body’s self-healing mechanisms. This allows the entire organism to better care for itself through self-regulation and homeostasis. To get through this process, I usually collaborate with other methods and professionals.

It is a difficult question to answer. I have a wealth of tools to provide you with great help. There is something we cannot forget: each person is unique. I offer you to get in touch and design a personalized TREATMENT PROGRAM to offer you what you need most. Go for it.