Brigitte Hansmann

L'estudi de respiració, moviment i integració estructural ermie · private practice and professional trainings

Clinical observation, backed up by subject feedback and literature research, suggests that myofascial hypertonicity reduces oxygen in hydration water at a greater rate than can be replenished, even with adequate water intake. The excess of involuntary tension seems to be literally burning oxygen through an increase in charge gradient, rendering hyd...

Water hydrating the tissues of our bodies is exquisitely sensitive and responsive to the orientation of our attention. Most adults habitually function in an incisive mode that overrides perception of sensory information about their relationship to their inner and outer environment. An instantaneous shift in tissue responsiveness involving the whole...

An incipient understanding of the interaction between myofascial tone and water has proven to be helpful in restoring the flow of sensations that allow recognition of the somatic patterns that interfere with sensory awareness. It has also been helpful in introducing new information into the system. A fuller understanding would help to protect healt...

An incipient understanding of the interaction between myofascial tone and water has proven to be helpful in restoring the flow of sensations that allow recognition of the somatic patterns that interfere with sensory awareness. It has also been helpful in introducing new information into the system. A fuller understanding would help to protect healt...

Ever since I learnt to work with belief systems in the shape of the body during my training as a DFA (Duggan/French Approach) practitioner, I had wanted to understand how beliefs arise from experience and literally shape our bodies. First of all I looked at the interactive events taking place in the nervous system that lead to selective coordinatio...

In the Body Water Reflects Not Only What Is But Also What Was Clear perception of sensory experience reflected in coherent water allows higher order consciousness to recognize these patterns and develop a meaningful relationship with the dragon. Sensory neurons are by far more numerous than the motor neurons which hold behavior captive in unconscio...

In this paper I would like to present Dr. Conforti’s archetypal field theory, without going into his background in Jungian and Langsian psychoanalysis, through discussion of some concepts emerging from the new sciences he acknowledges. I will comment to some extent on the work of biochemist Mae Wan Ho, her concept of coherence, and the importance o...

In this paper I would like to present my understanding of how the Duggan/French Approach (DFA) to Somatic Pattern Recognition fits into the family of Structural Integration and of the aspects that make DFA work different from the original SI as developed by Dr. Ida P. Rolf. I will try to describe our intervention, called shake-and-bake 1 by some St...