ilhelm Reich, M.D., was before his time when he discovered the important connection between the mind and the body in the early 1900’s. He developed interventions that worked with the breath to loosen the “muscular contractions”, allowing long-held feelings to flow through the body naturally. This leaves us feeling more alive, and better able to establish healthy contact with ourselves and others.

In the early 1960’s Charles Kelly Ph.D. made his contributions to these theories.

Radix has grown into an effective tool for uncovering the natural expression and creative energy that are blocked over time by the body’s rigidity and stagnation.

Radix describes the life force. This work clearly and effectively supports each individual in having more choices in how they deal with their feelings, more self-connection, greater ability to construct and maintain healthy boundaries, create intimacy, and feel more centered and grounded in their bodies. It includes vision work in loosening eye blocks, and helps in sustaining a higher level of energy.