Holodynamic Bodywork is Glen Weimer's unique synthesis of polarity therapy and subtle osteopathic (manual therapy) techniques, including myofascial release and muscle-energy techniques, structural mobilization, craniosacral and visceral therapy. This work is an Energy- or Consciousness-based therapy, utilizing dialogue and hands-on techniques that engage the Autonomic and Central Nervous Systems to unlock deep-seated traumas, release chronic and acute conditions, and balance the body-mind system. Holistic Bodywork addresses a full range of issues such as physical injuries, muscle pain, structural distortions, physiological challenges, emotional overwhelm, and overall stress reduction.
Polarity therapy is a forerunner in the field of energy medicine, applying the perspective and principles of quantum physics to natural healing. It uses a systems approach to understand the connections between structural and physiological adaptation patterns and physical, mental, and emotional stresses. Through hands-on bodywork techniques and dialogue, it engages the body-mind’s self-healing wisdom to restore balance and health.
Polarity was founded by Dr. Randolph Stone, DO, ND, DC, (1890-1981) from over 60 years of study, travel, and medical practice. Dr. Stone synthesized diverse concepts — modern, ancient, Eastern, and Western to create a comprehensive system of assessing and treating the full range of health conditions. Polarity Therapy includes Energy- or Consciousness-based bodywork, nutrition, yoga/movement, and body-centered counseling to support whole-person health. (also see: What is Polarity Therapy?)
Manual therapy uses osteopathic manipulative techniques, first developed by Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, DO, MD (1823-1917) and expanded upon by subsequent osteopaths, involving gentle hands-on manipulations to promote tissue repair, normalize structure and restore healthy body function. Osteopathy emphasizes a philosophy that includes body, mind, and spirit unity; the reciprocal relationship between structure and function; and the body's capacity for self-regulation, self-healing, and health maintenance. Glen's treatments incorporate this philosophy and many subtle manual therapy techniques including myofascial release, muscle-energy technique, positional release, craniosacral and visceral therapy.
