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Supporting the Embodiment and Empowered Expression of the  Innate Intelligence of the Authentic Self, Fostering Self-Recognition, Health and over all Well-being

Welcome to  Brilliance Within offering Ortho-Bionomy sessions, Ortho-Bionomy  classes,  meditation classes and retreats, Take a look around the website to learn  

more about Ortho-Bionomy in general,  sessions and where you can access classes  as well as my free online mediation class. 

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A neurological and structural based bodywork that enables the body to self-correct without pain or force. Derived from Osteopathy, this elegant, principle based work capitalizes on the body’s ability to understand itself as a whole. It engages the nervous system’s profound intelligence through the body’s self corrective reflexes, promoting self-recognition, pain relief, structural balance, and deep healing. 

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"Change can only come about when  the corrective instincts of the body are summoned up in such a way that the body does not resist this change. Anything beyond this is force, which applied too much, leads only to rebellion of the self instead of a reunification of the harmonic whole."

Aurthur Lincoln Pauls

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Principles of Ortho-Bionomy®

Evolvement of the Original Concept

 

Right Relationship

Maintaining ones own energy while  connecting to another 

Be present for others

 Meeting people where they are

Exaggeration the pattern- 'Like treats Like’ 

“Less is More”

Movement away from pain/towards ease.

Self-Recognition

Self-Correction

Non-judgment/Honoring what arises.

No agenda- non-attachment to the outcome

Being/Non-doing

Ortho-Bionomy is the most whole modality of any that I have studied.  At its center is respect for the individual at all levels of being.  My Practice of Ortho-Bionomy has confirmed for me the wondrous effects of approaching the individual as a living whole: body, mind, emotions, energy, soul and spirit.

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Luann Overmyer, Ortho-Bionomy,  A Path to Self Care

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