Kobi Beck
Watsu/Wata
Integral Touch
Massage
Circling coaching

Trained in Watsu, Healing Dance, and Waterdance, these sessions are my constant teacher... they are my meditation, my compassion practice, my empath's voice, the continuous reminder to let go of assumptions and expectations.  I have to get out of the way for the client's unfolding...  I simply guide, follow, listen, attune... and in doing so, invite my client to feel themselves perhaps a little more deeply. 

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I first came across this warm water modality in 2001. I was transfixed by it. It was mesmerising to me. 

Now over 20yrs and thousands of pool hours later it still has me hungry to explore more of its possibilities.

 

Aquatic bodywork is already relaxing the nervous system simply by way of the body being submerged in warm water. With the induced movement by the practitioner, the closeness, the slowing down of the breath, breathing fuller, its a meditative relaxation, it can take time for the nervous system to really drop in, into the embodied present moment, the somatic experience of the here and now. It is a deep surrender on many levels.

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​For those interested in self-development, aquatic bodywork is highly suitable to people looking to focus on aspects of their own growth. 

On the psychic plane, in its nature it doesn’t have to be so verbal, instead the client is invited into their own journey. To feel themselves from the inside without distractions. The client receives full attention and attunement with the close embrace of the practitioner. Fully receiving, and nurtured. It's potential for profound relaxation and sense of safety can be extremely nurturing for mental health re-imprinting, creating increased equilibrium for the nervous system. Sessions go at the pace equal to the necessary attunement, like this every  session is as unique as each client.

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The head being submerged at the hairline and the option also to be completely submerged (timed with the breath) induces calm and tranquility on many levels. 

From total non effort, when the body feels safe, the breath can relax... more.. and more…it is in this down regulation that we can experience realms of spiritual serenity…. space.… liberation…. possibility….  (but no expectations of course)....