Sex Toy Applications in De-Armoring
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An overview of our articles about Armoring, the Body Armor, and Body De-Armoring practices, also called Muscular De-Armoring, Somatic De-Armoring, or Emotional De-Armoring.
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Having a thorough talk with a client before starting Body De-Armoring sessions is essential to come to an understanding of [ Read more … ]
One of the important body parts addressed in Body De-Armoring work (British English: Body De-Armouring) is undoubtedly the abdomen. Hence, [ Read more … ]
The terms Body De-Armoring (in British: Body De-Armouring) and Somatic De-Armoring are often treated as synonyms. And indeed, both terms [ Read more … ]
Vocalization during Body De-Armoring work, as either a deliberate or spontaneous act of the client in a therapeutic session, can [ Read more … ]
Perhaps the most important goal of Body De-Armoring is to support people in coming to emotional and trauma release. In [ Read more … ]
Body De-Armoring predominantly aims at bringing repressed and/or suppressed emotions and trauma to the surface. That is, De-Armoring deliberately works [ Read more … ]
Within De-Armoring practices the focus of treatments is often on body parts that tend to hold a lot of emotions, [ Read more … ]
The current practice of De-Armoring as developed by the psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich is often synonymously referred to as Body De-Armoring, [ Read more … ]