The practitioner follows the breath of the receiver, signaling manually before each submerging. The partner wears a noseclip and is guided into the weightless, three-dimensionality of the underwater world. The dive reflex activates and the breath and heart rate slow down. It is a profound therapy, in which time and space lose their meaning. Life and being become a flow.
Regression often occurs in which wounds from the past can be effortlessly processed.
WaterDance offers us on the one hand a strong and powerful therapeutic instrument, and on the other hand a form of energy work and bodywork. Play, surrender, flow and harmony all combine in a unique manner in the warm water. The work of Aman P. Schr ter and Arjana C. Brunschwiler notes by Alexander Georgeakopoulos 1998 .