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When our life force flows freely in our body, there is a grace and harmony in the body and a deep connection with all aspects of the body-mind. Feelings, actions and thoughts are integrated and the person feels fully alive. Central to Radix theory and practice is the concept of a life force or the radix flowing through the... -
Radix therapists work with the life force through talking, movement, breath, touch, vision, and sound to achieve healing and growth and to help people realize their full potential. During their training, along with the 3 years of theoretical work, practice and supervision, Radix Body Centered Psychotherapists do a minimum of... -
A distinguishing feature of Radix work is that it may be done not only in individual sessions, but also in workshops, classes, and groups. Radix® Workshops & Classes: Below you will find a list of some of the forthcoming events sponsored by Radix practitioners. The list is organized by date with ongoing events at the end... -
Pulsation: The Flow of the Radix or Life Force The flow of the radix is the basis for all other Radix concepts. The Radix practitioner is always observing and working with this energetic flow. In particular its instroke or gathering in and its outstroke or moving out from the centre. The gathering in of the radix to the centre... -
Summary: A new study reports the rhythm of your breathing can influence neural activity that enhances memory recall and emotional judgement. Source: Northwestern University. Breathing is not just for oxygen; it’s now linked to brain function and behavior. Northwestern Medicine scientists have discovered for the first time...
There is More wisdom in your body than in your deepest philosophy - Nietzsche
About Radix Work
RADIX is a body-centered holistic therapy that works with the body, mind and emotions to achieve healing and to develop the capacity to engage fully with life. "Radix" is the fundamental energy or life force that moves, pulsates and finds form in each of us. Freeing the flow of radix brings aliveness, insight, self awareness, discovery, resolution and acceptance.
The Radix Somatic Approach
RADIX¨ is a body-oriented personal growth practice. It was developed originally by Charles Kelley, PhD, who established a well-grounded training program which incorporated Reich’s principles of bodywork, enhanced by eyework developed from the Bates Method of vision improvement. Dr. Kelley chose the word “Radix” from the Latin work meaning “root” or “source,” referring to that force which underlies all movement, feeling and growth in a person and in life.
Recent Radix Articles
February 21, 2016 |
Training for Professionals
Radix Institute Training Program for Professionals – Radix training may be taken in many places throughout...
February 21, 2016 |
The Radix Workshop Experience
About the Workshops The body in Psychotherapy and Counselling This is an introduction to the theory and practice...
February 21, 2016 |
Radix and Somatic Therapy
Why a Somatic approach The effects of receiving regular bodywork can aid individuals in coping with and managing...
February 20, 2016 |
Therapeutic Goals and Concepts of Radix Work
Seminar #1 of the Radix Training Program by Narelle McKenzie, Director of Radix Training Australia INTRODUCTION...