Touch and Talk Massage

After an initial interview focusing on your physical health and what you wish to achieve during the Touch And Talk Therapy, the Therapist will suggest the best massage techniques for achieving the ultimate relaxation for your physical and mental conditions. She will explain and outline the boundaries of the verbal component. Please understand and acknowledge that this is neither a clinical nor a legal environment, although we guarantee the maximum confidentiality we are accorded by Swiss law. The Therapist will most likely use elements of Ayurvedic, Lomi Lomi and Swedish massage and may apply organic essential oils. This Therapy is also clinically known as Co-Regulating Touch (CRT). At DaVinci we enhance CRT with relaxing Massage elements while CRT opens portals into the body where you can enter and begin your exploration of yourself from the inside out and from the bottom up. More importantly, CRT opens portals into the body through pleasant sensations. This involves gentle, non-invasive, non-sexual touch that is attuned to the client’s bodily responses. The therapists might place their hands on specific areas, such as the back or the head or the kidney area, to help regulate the client’s nervous system promoting a sense of safety and relaxation.  Clinical evidence can be found here: neurosciencenews.com/pleasanttouchsensation/20488

Physiological Relaxation: Induces deep physical relaxation, reduces muscle tension and promotes a state of calm

Stress Reduction: The combination of therapeutic touch and vocal expression in a safe environment can contribute to lowering stress hormone levels

Emotional Processing Support: Provides a non-pressured opportunity for clients to verbalize thoughts and feelings that may arise during the relaxing physical treatment, potentially offering emotional release

Enhanced General Well-Being: Provides a sense of being heard and validated, which can positively impact emotional State and overall well-being particularly for clients experiencing loneliness or a lack of receptive listeners in their daily lives.  The skills learned through CRT Therapy can be applied to other relationships and may be beneficial for trauma patients.