What is trauma for the body?
In the methodology we propose, through systemic representation, exploring
body memory with respect to trauma, the effect of it, is contraction.
A physical and energetic contraction that remains recorded in the body, at the cellular level, in
tendons, muscles, organs, in the contraction of facial expression.
It also manifests in contracting the natural expression that from within wants to manifest
out into the world, the innate love we feel and the natural talents we are born with.
All of this results at a more global level, in what we can call
fragmentation of the Self. To process trauma at all levels, thus not only at the
cognitive level, it is essential to rebuild communication bridges between two or more cells, between
internal organs, between frozen body parts, between members of a family system and a
whole community; micro in the macro.
Fundamentally, every human being desperately seeks the physiological need to
feel safe, remembering that at the systemic level we are an organism within a
family organism.
The right words coupled with the body’s natural processing time allow for
healing at multiple levels.

Why do words have this effect?
In the work that we offiamo, the predisposition is to be “empty” inwardly, without loading
the person who comes to us, of our expectations, projections and
needs. This is the intent that we offiamo, putting ourselves at the service of what is ready to
emerge.