| polarity therapy |
Polarity therapy is a hands-on approach to balancing the human energy field and its structural counterpart. Polarity facilitates the dissolving and releasing of energy blocks and deep-seated tensions. Techniques include circular pressure on sensitive contact points, light rhythmic rocking and stretching motions, joint mobilization, and energy holds. Client may be clothed.
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| polarity |
product of reducing an otherwise complex field to two opposite extremes in a continuum, influencing contact and experience of self, thus the sense of one's self.
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A designation of the relative instantaneous direction of the current in a secondary lead as compared with a primary lead. The two leads are said to be of the same polarity when, at any instant, the currents in the two leads are flowing in the same direction as if the leads were a single piece of wire. The polarity of a single-phase transformer is classed as either additive or subtractive.
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The concept that one may be psychologically masculine or psychologically feminine, regardless of biological gender. It was advanced in the 1970s by psychotherapist Paul Rosenfels. Related is the perpendicular concept of being objective or subjective. Masculine objective or feminine subjective personalities are called unbalanced; the other two combinations are called balanced.
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Light hands-on bodywork that incorporates stretching and light rocking and is an aid to bring the body
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