BioWavz by Sharon
We listen to the wisdom of your body.
*Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy*
*Somatic Movement Guidance*
BioWavz by Sharon
We listen to the wisdom of your body.
*Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy*
*Somatic Movement Guidance*
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Our Services
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy is a safe and gentle complementary modality which works directly with the nervous system to bring the body back to a healthy balance. This therapy creates a safe space for deep ease, increased energy, more resilience, and has profoundly therapeutic effects.
Trager® Approach Therapy
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy
Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy
As a student, I am currently seeking friends, colleagues, associates, business people, dancers, athletes, caregivers, gamers; people dealing with loneliness, fatigue, insomnia, burnout, depression, anxiety, pain or in a rehabilitation process; hospitals or elderly homes staff or residents, people with reduced mobility, school or movement teachers, artists, performers and others.
As a practice client, you lie fully clothed on a treatment table and experience Trager® Approach Therapy which supports better function in your day-to-day lives. It is a remarkable and effective modality which has been reported to ease a wide range of conditions. For example, with this therapy, a person with sciatica or Parkinson’s can return to a normal level of body awareness that allows symptoms to lessen. This is done gently with touch and movement and without pain or discomfort. By recalling that feeling experience and with practice, deeply held patterns of tension can be released, which can allow discomfort and pain to melt away.
Waggle Wavz - for Dogs
Somatic Movement Classes
Somatic Movement Classes
Tenderly addresses whole body patterns of internal fascia restrictions in canines that will allow local restricted joints to free up as well as excessive tension in the back and neck, issues with the jaw and areas of past injuries that are stiffer than normal. All breeds can benefit from Waggle Wavz.
Somatic Movement Classes
Somatic Movement Classes
Somatic Movement Classes
A guided self healing approach to improve mental and physical health. The aim of the 4 R’s are to Relieve pain, Reduce tension, Release trauma, and Restore motion. Classes focus on gentle somatic sequences that move at the pace of each individual. This enhances the potential of your nervous system to engage your body’s self healing abilities. While traditional exercise can be vigorous and goal oriented, somatic movements focus on the process of how you move by enlisting the brain’s intelligence in sensing and controlling muscles. Muscle function improves greatly and releases unnecessary holding that can lead to tension, pain, and stiffness without stretching. At the end of each class, participants report feeling more relaxed, supple, and flexible.
What happens during a BCST session?
During a typical Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy session, you lie comfortably and fully clothed on a treatment table or in a chair. Your practitioner makes contact with her hands, gently and with negotiation so that you feel at ease with what is happening. BCST offers a way of being held that encourages feelings of safety and comfort so that physical tension, emotions and psychological states can be clarified and processed.
Common places of contact include the feet, shoulders, head, or under the spine and pelvis. This is always at your discretion and your pratitioner will check with you before making contact. Using her hands helps her to feel or ‘listen’ to how you are holding yourself together and to notice the changes in tension as your body responds. The first thing you will probably notice is a sense of deep relaxation which will generally last throughout the session. With subsequent sessions this release of tension often extends into everyday life.
Biodynamic touch is a particular type of touch. It is light and gracious. There is never any pressure, manipulation or force. Your trained practitioner creates a calm, still and embodied presence. This type of touch and presence enables you to feel safe, supported and held. This sense of safety allows your brain to switch from flight, flight or freeze to rest and repair. It is in this state that healing and change can begin to take place at the cellular level. As well as using touch, there may be some verbal interaction during our work together. While this doesn’t necessarily mean talking about your experiences, sometimes talking about sensations, thoughts or feelings that come into awareness helps to deepen the healing process. This can be a valuable way to help integrate the body and mind, embedding the physical experience with insights that become conscious.
When you arrive...
At your first appointment there will be plenty of time to fill out a little paperwork if not already submitted.
You remain fully clothed. Only shoes, bulky items--like thick belts or large earrings--and glasses need be removed.
Lay face up on the table. Blankets, pillows and bolsters are available for your comfort.
Close your eyes, optional.
Dismiss the thoughts of the day. Relax. It's very hard for many to relax - especially nowadays with so many pressures we experience. Don’t worry if success comes later than sooner. Just take your time and do your best.
You will be directed to take some settling breaths. Your therapist will negotiate a gentle, safe touch. Sessions are most often quiet. Be silent or express. There is no wrong.
She will let you know when your session is ending. Understand that this process can continue through your next sleep cycle and even up to three days.
How many sessions will I need?
When you want to make real changes in a problem that’s bothering you, the best way to start is to do a few sessions, maybe five to six, in a relatively short time frame. After that, we can re-evaluate together and sessions can usually be further apart.
Typically, after 10-12 sessions, clients experience how deeply and profoundly Biodynamic Craniosacral has helped or is helping. After that.....
You might never need to come back again to address the condition that brought you to seek treatment in the first place. Or you might find that you need sessions once or twice a year if you feel your condition hinting that it might start up again. Many people find this approach preferable to taking medication that doesn’t do the job very well and/or creates distressing side effects. Remember to maintain your regular medical checkups.
Some people live in high-pressure situations and make Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy a regular part of their self-care. And still others choose to periodically continue Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy sessions because they find it an important support to their personal development.
Sharon Schweizer, RCST®, BCST
Sharon Schweizer, RCST®, BCST
Sharon Schweizer, RCST®, BCST
About Sharon
Sharon Schweizer, RCST®, BCST
Sharon Schweizer, RCST®, BCST
Helping others is Sharon's passion. After several accidents that left her in serious pain, she found results with Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy. Now she shares this remarkable, gentle touch modality so that others can benefit and feel resolution of conditions resulting from stress, injury, dis-ease, and trauma.
Sharon is a Registered Cra
Helping others is Sharon's passion. After several accidents that left her in serious pain, she found results with Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy. Now she shares this remarkable, gentle touch modality so that others can benefit and feel resolution of conditions resulting from stress, injury, dis-ease, and trauma.
Sharon is a Registered Craniosacral Therapist and Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist and Assistant Tutor/Approved Supervisor. She graduated from Body Intelligence, an accredited and world-wide recognized body that trains competent practitioners in BCST. She is also a Somatic Movement Facilitator. She who works with adults, teens, and babies in the greater Indianapolis, Indiana, area.
In addition, Sharon has always been interested in the nervous system, brain, and how the body works. She has studied with the intention of becoming a neurosurgeon, but gave that up to pursue music, art, public speaking, and Trager® Approach Therapy. "The alternative, or complementary, modalities resonate at a deeper level for me and my clients. I can be of service and profoundly affect many more people this way", she says.
In her spare time, she enjoys music, painting and restoring her historic house. Fluent in American Sign Language, she welcomes those in the Deaf community.
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