Angela Niles
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BodyworkScars, Fluid Movement, Fascial Adhesions, Energy Clearing
Restorative, Integrative and Powerful
Tuning into the restrictions and facilitating the release of trapped fluid and stored energy resulting from healthy scar tissue and adhesions in the fascia and surrounding biofield.
I work with "healthy" scars. A healthy scar did what nature designed it to do, it protected you. A healthy scar can also create confusion for and compensation by the surrounding tissue, fluid movement and the nervous system. A healthy body is fluid with glide between tissues and a healthy scar can impede fluidity and glide in the immediate and the seemingly unconnected tissues. I take a focused and non-invasive approach to working with scars and surrounding tissue so that the innate protective mechanisms are not re-triggered and the body can regain its natural functionality.
This work is especially supportive for those carrying seemingly "unconnected" physical restrictions, tension, grief, and/or long-held patterns of protection, whether from a surgery, injury or chronic misalignment. This work is not medical, overstimulating nor intended to override your natural healing response.
Sessions are grounded, responsive, and shaped around the individual — creating space for the body and nervous system to soften, reorganize, and reconnect. I work with layers that can go quite deep, without the use of force or physical pressure.
Through attentive and informed touch, deep listening, sound, and embodied presence, I support people in restoring continuity and fluid movement.
Sessions are available in-person in western North Carolina.
Additional Offerings
Guided support for grounding, embodiment, and integration from a distance.
Sound-based support for memorials, gatherings, land-based events, and transitional moments.
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Angela Niles, MA, NC LMBT #20063 AngelaNilesLMBT@Gmail.com |
To be a human who resembles the divine is to become responsible for the beautiful, for its observance, its protection, and its creation. It is [vital] to believe that this right is ours. ~Cole Arthur Riley