Somatic therapy for physical & psychological stress & pain relief
2026 E Rennoc Strav
Tucson, AZ 85719
(Near Grant &
Campbell)
(520) 312-
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"Randy is one of the
most profound
body-
~ Bruce Lano,
Co-
American Yoga
Foundation
The Radix story starts with the work of Wilhelm Reich, M.D., a founder of somatic
therapy. Reich was a well-
According to Reich's research the body is divided into seven segments that each have
their own pattern of creating muscular armour and are somewhat similar to the chakras
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Muscular armour can begin to build up in the body at a very young age. When children
are denied their natural and spontaneous reactions, they learn to hide and suppress
true feelings in order to feel safe or to behave. Commands like don't shout; don't
cry; don't laugh or get excited; don't stare, cause children to shut off feelings
and self-
Personal success or a comfortable lifestyle can contribute to covering up one's inner
longing and emptiness. While talking about past events and analyzing connections
between a person's current situation and their personal history can have positive
results, it often requires more than words to restore one�s natural well-
Charles Kelley, an aeronautics scientist and Bates Vision Improvement instructor who studied with Reich before he died in 1957, used these concepts in the 60s to develop individual, small group and workshop methodologies currently known as Radix education. Kelley chose the word radix, an old English term meaning root or source, that can also relate to the energetic concept of "chi." Kelley died in 2005.
To keep Reich's legacy alive and expand the use of Kelley's methodologies, the Radix Institute continues to provide training and certification for teachers from around the world. Radix teachers utilize the breath combined with a variety of physical and verbal exercises to increase body awareness and grounding, as well as to open the different body segments and layers of blocked perceptions, feelings and expressions. Frequently, assistance and guidance from a Radix teacher using various forms of touch can provide the catalyst for achieving deeper feeling and surrender.
Contact: Randy Usem, Radix Teacher and L.M.T
Email: randyusem@yahoo.com
Phone: 520-
About Randy Usem
Randy is the only practicing Radix Teacher in Arizona. His practice focuses on serving
those who have sought professional therapeutic solutions and are looking for a more
body-
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