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Boosting Self-Esteem Through Lomi Lomi Massage: Healing from Within

Low self-esteem can have a profound impact on our quality of life, affecting our mental, emotional, and even physical well-being. Fortunately, various therapeutic approaches can help us rebuild our self-confidence and self-worth. One such approach is Lomi Lomi massage, a traditional Hawaiian bodywork art that goes beyond physical relaxation. Let’s explore how Lomi Lomi can support people with low self-esteem, promoting holistic healing, transformation, and self-discovery, as told through the personal journey of someone who has experienced its transformative power – myself.

The Art of Listening with Lomi Lomi

The Art of Listening

In the cacophony of our modern world, amidst the relentless chatter of social media and the clamour for attention, there seems to be an imbalance and a growing gap between self-expression and the willingness and ability to listen. Have you noticed that too? Our digital age celebrates and promotes the freedom to speak, post, and proclaim our thoughts to the world through platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube. It is liberating and encourages creativity, yet, in the process, it seems we are gradually losing the ability to truly listen. We find ourselves in a world where the art of listening is quietly slipping into the background, drowned out by the constant noise of self-promotion and the desire to be heard.

Intimacy and Touch Therapy

Sensuality, Sensitivity, and Intimacy in Bodywork and Touch Therapy

In the realm of bodywork and touch therapy, practitioners and clients often embark on a journey that transcends the physical realm, delving into the realms of sensuality, sensitivity, and intimacy. These three aspects are frequently misunderstood, misinterpreted, or misused with sexuality. In this article, we will explore the common misconceptions surrounding these aspects in bodywork and touch therapy, with a specific focus on the traditional Hawaiian massage technique, Lomi Lomi, which holds a special place in my heart – both as a practitioner and teacher, as well as a receiver.

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