The Non-Linear Movement Method® (NLMM) is a powerful somatic method developed by Michaela Boehm over the past 2 decades of instruction and practice.

NLMM encourages the identifying and unwinding of patterns of contraction. Through gentle, non-force movements bodily tension and underlying mental loops are relieved. The result is a systematic, self-guided unburdening of the nervous system.

The NLMM encourages an identifying and unwinding of the patterns of contraction and through gentle, non-force movements relieves the bodily tension and underlying mental loops. The result is a systematic, self-guided unburdening of the nervous system.

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The NLMM encourages an identifying and unwinding of the patterns of contraction and through gentle, non-force movements relieves the bodily tension and underlying mental loops. The result is a systematic, self-guided unburdening of the nervous system.

How to facilitate vitality, sensory aliveness, pleasure in the body, and creativity through NLMM®. Understanding of general teaching principles and how to facilitate each participant’s individual journey. Practical exercises and techniques that will give you a …

The Non-Linear Movement Method® (NLMM) is a powerful somatic method developed by Michaela Boehm over the past 2 decades of instruction and practice. The method is rooted in her early training in Kashmiri Shaivism and fused with her extensive expertise in working with trauma, emotional closures, and physical contractions in her clients and ...

1992年Kuhl 教授提出了母语习得的磁效应知觉模型 （Native Language Magnet Model，缩写为NLMM）(21)。 该模型在近20年来大量研究中得到了进一步验证(22)。

The Non-Linear Movement Method® (NLMM) is a powerful somatic method developed by Michaela Boehm over the past 2 decades of instruction and practice. Dr. Lauren Jetton is a certified teacher of this method. This method has many deep, powerful applications.

The Non-Linear Movement Method (NLMM) is a somatic experiencing technique developed by Michela Boehm, which is based on theories of how the nervous system works and our adaptive reactions to the experience of living.