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Q: What
are the goals of Radix work?
A: Radix work awakens persons to a vital and authentic experience
of life. As the work progresses, not only do persons resolve their
presenting issues, but also they begin to experience themselves
becoming more fully alive, more fully themselves. Although Radix
work is applied differently to persons with different needs and
different problems, certain themes tend to underlie the work. They
include:
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Developing
mind/body integration, reducing dissociation, enhancing the
experience of being fully alive. |
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Grounding
you in your body and your experience of life, enabling greater
competence in your dealing with life's daily issues. |
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Centering
you in your experience of your own body, feelings, and thoughts,
enabling your experience of your own authentic self. |
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Creating
boundaries that define you to yourself, your relationships,
and the world. |
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Containing
feelings that might overwhelm you, until they can be expressed
at an appropriate time in an appropriate manner. |
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Restoring
the flow of your life force, enhancing its pulsation, your aliveness,
and expressiveness |
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Enhancing
your capacity to increase and contain your biophysical energy,
thereby enhancing your capacity for pleasure. |
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Discharging
long-held feelings of anger, fear, pain, and longing thus allowing
thereby for the enhanced capacity for feelings of love, trust,
pleasure, and fulfillment. |
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Increasing
your capacity for interpersonal contact, thus allowing for greater
emotional and sexual intimacy. |
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Discovering
and expressing your authentic self, resulting in enhanced autonomy
& self-direction. |
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