Why Host an Experience Lab? for Mental Health Practitioners
- onenaturaltherapie
- Nov 2
- 2 min read
Updated: Nov 2
So, you feel you have more to offer the world and you're looking for the right people to offer it with?
You are home.
The Experience Lab is a way to:
Introduce and integrate the body in your practice
Connect with the body-based community for more self-nourishment
Contribute to the body-of-knowledge of Somatic Practice
Ride the forming flowing momentum of the Somatic movement
On a personal level, hosts report:
Feeling more relaxed and at ease in their daily interactions
Experiencing more play, creativity and improvisation in daily life
Feeling fitter, healthier, clearer and more grounded
Experiencing more congruence with their values and purpose
On a professional level, hosts report:
The confidence to try things they've always wanted to try
Increased trust in the application of theory with direct feedback
Wind-in-their-sails and effortless motivation
Less strain, drain, fatigue and burnout
If you are an early career / recent graduate the Experience Lab is the trunk onto which the limbs of your private practice emerge
If you are an "old hat" the Experience Lab is trunk onto which your existing practice can rest
Our profession has, for too long, lost energy through modes of operating which have held us back. Failure to go beyond hourly income, to relieve burden, burnout and strain, to work with technology, to align with our own bodies, and the body's of our clients, for more sustainable outcomes.
And yet, consumers demonstrate the timeless need to include the body in practice.
We know we all benefit when we co-regulate in real terms.
We know the mind-body connection is the key to integration and lasting change.
We know we are happier when we live the practices we preach.
We know we are living congruence when we show self-care in actual practice.
Why Host an Experience Lab?
Because it's the one place we converge, the one place we can live our values without compromise, the MasterMind of Somatic Practice, the Form which enables the Flow.
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