Movement Therapy for Body & Mind DVD with Taiki Hasaka
Movement Therapy for Body & Mind DVD with Taiki Hasaka

Movement Therapy for Body & Mind DVD with Taiki Hasaka

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Transform Your Body—and Your Mind

Taiki Hasaka’s Movement Therapy

Release Tension in Body and Mind

Explore Taiki Hasaka’s approach to movement therapy, with techniques focused on migraines, tinnitus, sudden hearing loss, and temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders.

Why does his approach to hearing loss involve placing a finger inside the ear canal? How can working deeply with tissues associated with discomfort help clients discover changes within themselves?

Drawing on Structural Integration, Hasaka explains how movement therapy uses the body as a gateway to working with both physical and emotional tension. Through clear explanations and practical demonstrations, he introduces his approach alongside techniques intended to ease migraines and other symptoms.

This approach addresses the concerns of people whose muscle tension persists despite massage, or who continue to struggle with emotional balance after psychological therapy.

Contents

Introduction

  • Challenges of modern society

  • The value of bodywork

  • What is movement therapy?

Migraines

  • Assessing possible causes

  • The relationship between migraines and the sphenoid bone

  • The relationship between migraines and the suboccipital muscles

Techniques

  • Sphenoid release

  • Still-point contact

  • Movement therapy for the suboccipital muscles

Tinnitus and Sudden Hearing Loss

  • Assessing possible causes: understanding the external ear canal

Techniques

  • Contact with the external ear canal

  • Movement therapy for the external ear canal

TMJ Disorders

  • The relationship between physical symptoms and emotions

  • Understanding the temporalis muscle

Techniques

  • Contact with the temporalis muscle

  • Movement therapy for the jaw joint

  • Closing technique: neck release

Conclusion

  • Reframing perceptions

About Taiki Hasaka

Taiki Hasaka developed his movement therapy approach through his personal experience of recovering from a severe herniated disc and intestinal volvulus. Drawing on insights gained while exploring his own body, he created a method centered on the relationship between physical and emotional well-being.

He is the author of Body Map Training (Shufu to Seikatsu Sha) and Three Minutes a Day! Back Pain Recovery While Lying Down (Asa Publishing).

Hasaka heads the Movement Therapists Association and serves as president of the Meditative Somatic Education Institute.

Language: Japanese

Run Time: 47 min.

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