Human touch is the most sophisticated physical tool in the known universe
as our hands operate with the motor complexity of the neuromuscular system
combined with sensitivity and intelligence. When we lay our hands on the
body with conscious awareness and pressure, we unite the worlds of energy
and structure.
Stress and tension over time create neurophysiological disorders such as migraines, repetitive strain injury, back pain, tense and tight muscles in our bodies. With todays fast lifestyle, our electromagnetic pathways are being constantly bombarded and distorted. Simply put, our nervous system is a complex network that is not confined to the density of our physical form and it is in this respect that many of us end up with pain to varying degrees playing havoc with our lives.
Bodywork reduces tension, rebalances, relaxes and revitalizes the body to raise people's awareness so they may get in touch with their own healing powers and reduce the negative effects that stress has on our respiration, heart rate, digestion, elimination, circulation and much more. Bodywork encourages the body to flow, to relax into being and follow ones bliss into that contented space of knowing we are not alone in the world and our body is loved through the receiving of touch. Often through bodywork we have a direct experience of psychophysical health that gives us a new vision of how different this life can be and will be through the continuing movement towards better health.
If you accepted the beauty of diversity and the unifiying power of love who would be the you that awakened each day?
"As a massage therapist, Diya is among the best I have encountered. She works in a gentle, yet decisive way and I leave each session with a renewed sense of well-being, healing and relaxation."
Her massage sessions have been with the use of essential oils and relaxing classical music selected to suit my needs & mood on each occasion.
"The body work she has done has provided me with relief from pain and tightness in areas such as my neck, shoulders, back and feet. Over the years I have generally experienced a greater sense of physical relaxation and well-being helped, I'm sure, by massage."
The techniques that Diya employes in her practice also helped me release other 'lifestyle' tensions that have resulted from both work pressures as well as family and health-related stresses over the last few years.