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Cel­lu­lar Recall is a soft, non-invasive, hands-on type of body­work which addresses cel­lu­lar mem­ory and opti­mally hones the con­nec­tion between mind, body, and spirit.

photo by Marla Mossman

Each ses­sion is geared to the needs of the indi­vid­ual and serves–not only in the heal­ing of injuries–but also in the removal of blocks result­ing from past trauma or mal­func­tion. This facil­i­ta­tion of max­i­mum poten­tial results in height­ened aware­ness, an expan­sion of con­scious­ness, and a new level of per­for­mance where the artist can “for­get” tech­nique and con­cen­trate on artis­tic expres­sion and effort­less execution.

Artists, layper­sons (or any­one else for that mat­ter) will achieve improved pos­ture, (includ­ing the re-education of sco­l­io­sis). Improved sleep, free­dom from chronic pain (includ­ing back, neck– pain and migraines), and a greater range of motion can be achieved in a gen­tle, pain-free manner.

Peo­ple with inhib­ited move­ment due to child­hood polio, mul­ti­ple scle­ro­sis and mus­cu­lar dys­tro­phy, as well as chil­dren suf­fer­ing from cere­bral palsy, are among the clients whom Joan Wulf­sohn has helped.

The energy freed up from com­pul­sive hold­ing patterns–energetic or physical–boosts the immune sys­tem and facil­i­tates the heal­ing of dis­ease, deliv­er­ing the indi­vid­ual to the “total­ity of the self”.