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Well written article on Trauma Response.
https://www.facebook.com/share/17yK7YeiSC/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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Well written article on Trauma Response.
Client Record
For Milne Institute students, posted a cheat sheet created by Tina for the process of filling out your client records. They will live in the Milne institute specific category. And will add it once here too. Thank you Tina.
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Resonance of Mid Tide
When we begin to pay attention, our conciousness and that of the person seeking our care begin to entrain to a deeper expression of cranial wave movement known as mid-tide or fluid tide. When we and our person move into this state, touching the fabric or the organized expression of primary respiration , that which animate the mechanism and approaches the mystery, comes into our field awareness and touchable, and perhaps a journey into even deeper waters we find ouselves in oceanic depths of stillness in long tide. The resonance with mid-tide timing Now look at the numbers: - 26 seconds ≈ 2.3 cycles per minute - Mid-tide is typically perceived at ~2–3 cycles per minute That puts them in the same temporal neighborhood.
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Resonance of Mid Tide
Cat video: Healing via moving slow
Nature regular gives us examples of masterful healers. It is possible for healing to happen rather spontaneously. You and the person have a moment of grace, step into a long tide together and see exactly what needs to happen and in 30 seconds the work is done. That is possible. What is more regular, is that it takes time. It takes time for the person and their nervous system to feel not so nervous, or safe, both with you, and within themselves, to explore that which truly troubles them. It is the excerpt in our poetry, “and the hope, and the love and the faith are all in the waiting.” The matriarch cat demonstrates this so wonderfully, and videos of such demonstration often stay with us, and be inspired in the ways we show up for the people who seek care from us. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DRAdhbujYco/?igsh=MjhtODhjZTg4OTRx
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The helical heart:
Perhaps why William Sutherland said, “Breathing is a spiral,” and perhaps why the spiral is honored in vast cultures, connecting to the deepest patterns of animated movement. https://www.facebook.com/share/14SSYfCwT7r/?mibextid=wwXIfr
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