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Green Touch Bodywork®

Resource-oriented bodywork, polyvagal-informed. In a protected setting there is room to perceive physical and emotional experience more consciously. Gentle touch, presence and orientation invite you to explore inner processes and to develop more connection with yourself.

About Green Touch

Where words are not always enough

Green Touch Bodywork® is a carefully developed form of bodywork that begins where words are not always enough. Through sensitive touch and present companionship, a space of experience opens in which physical and inner processes can be perceived more consciously. Self-regulation can become tangible, and new perspectives may show themselves.

With Green Touch Bodywork®, polyvagal-informed support, Somatic Experiencing® (in the sense of education and self-experience) and Neural Somatic Integration®, I offer resource-oriented, body-based support. At its center are mindful body awareness, orientation, and the conscious experience of self-regulation – at your own pace.

Over the years I have refined and condensed this work. It is an invitation to deepen your own body awareness and to experience inner balance more consciously.

Arthur Munyer during a Green Touch Bodywork session, his hand resting on the client's belly
The navel as an organizing center for nervous system regulation – Green Touch Bodywork
The psoas & the vagus nerve

Resting on the belly

After decades of body-oriented practice, I have come to understand the body as a doorway to inner experience. Many people feel the belly as an especially sensitive area, where tension and emotion are mirrored.

In a session my hand often rests on the belly and the navel. Here, deep in the abdomen, run the psoas muscle and branches of the vagus nerve – the great nerve that connects brain, heart and belly and plays a central role in how the whole body regulates itself, in calm and in alarm. Resting there, I make contact with this system.

This gentle contact invites you to notice body sensations mindfully, to recognize patterns of tension more clearly, and to discover new experiences of orientation and inner calm – in a safe, non-medical setting, at your own pace and without pressure.

In a session

Resting on the navel, contacting the vagus nerve

The client lies comfortably, supported by a bolster under the knees. My hand rests on the belly and the navel – calm, still contact where the vagus nerve reaches the organs of the abdomen.

Arthur resting his hand on the navel of a client lying on a mat
Green Touch Bodywork: calm contact on the belly
Illustration of the vagus nerve reaching the organs of the abdomen
One-to-one, polyvagal-informed

What a session offers

Attention rests on the belly, the pelvis, the feet, the breath and other areas of the body – inspired by perspectives from Polyvagal Theory.

  • Deep self-connection

    Space to meet yourself mindfully, explore your inner perception, and connect more consciously with your physical experience.

  • Mindful with feelings

    In a respectful, non-judging frame, feelings can be noticed and reflected – without pressure and without a set goal.

  • Reflecting your experience

    Some people gain new perspectives on their self-image and inner patterns. These experiences arise individually and in their own time.

Polyvagal-informed bodywork
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Green Touch Bodywork®

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Haus Löwen, Forbach-Hundsbach
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Longer stays at Haus Löwen with daily sessions
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Experiencing Arthur's Green Touch Bodywork is a real chance for change.Stan Mellin

Framework: bodywork & supervision/coaching – not medical treatment (Heilkunde), not psychotherapy. Elements of Somatic Experiencing® are integrated in the sense of education and self-experience.

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