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Holistic Balance is a combination of Ortho-Bionomy, Feldenkrais and Holistic Massage, and these can be practised individually or together depending on the needs and requirements of the individual. Raewyn Morrison has been practicing for 20 years. This is her description of how she became a practitioner: "I became interested in body work therapies following a period of back pain, when a friend recommended that I try Ortho-Bionomy. It was gentle, non-intrusive and effective and I was soon free of pain. I was so impressed that I decided to train as a practitioner, in both England and Switzerland, becoming a member of the Society of Ortho-Bionomy in 1989.
I had initially trained in Holistic Massage, gaining my ITEC certificate in 1988 I was later drawn to the Feldenkrais method, which offers complementary techniques and the choice of working with individuals or in groups and I became a certified teacher in 1999. I also completed a course in Craniosacral Therapy in August 2007, which has broadened the ways in which I can work.
An important aspect of all my work is being a good listener. By this I mean observing and sensing through touch, and being present for the whole person. People coming to see me have often tried several other therapies without finding relief. A body being heard can respond by releasing, letting go and relaxing.
I work a lot with old injuries, guiding the body into positions of ease, allowing the individual to let go and find relief and comfort. The ways I work have been designed to develop mind and body in harmony, enabling people to become aware of patterns and allowing them to understand themselves and their bodies better, whilst enhancing the natural healing process."
