At The Comfort Project, we offer Reiki, CranioSacral work (bodywork and energy-based support) and massage therapy for clients, family members, and loved ones who may seek additional comforting, and personalized presence during this time.
Reiki is a gentle, non-invasive practice that involves light touch and is intended to support the body’s innate intelligence to heal itself. It is intended to support relaxation and calm the nervous system.
CranioSacral therapy is a light-touch approach that works with the body’s natural rhythms to release tension and support overall balance. They can also be helpful in softening physical discomfort and supporting a more settled, regulated state in the body. Around the time of a death, they can help create a sense of ease and quiet, especially when words or other forms of support may feel less accessible.
These modalities are offered with the intention of supporting the whole person — not just the physical body, but the emotional and internal experience as well. Sessions are gentle, intuitive, and responsive to what is present in the moment. They may include working with areas of physical discomfort, or creating space for emotions and meaningful personal or spiritual expression.
This offering can be tailored to each individual's needs and preferences. Above all, the intention is to create a respectful, private environment — a kind of sacred space — where a sense of ease, acceptance, release or relief can be felt.
At The Comfort Project, we offer Reiki, CranioSacral work (bodywork and energy-based support) and massage therapy for clients, family members, and loved ones who may seek additional comforting, and personalized presence during this time.
Reiki is a gentle, non-invasive practice that involves light touch and is intended to support the body’s innate intelligence to heal itself. It is intended to support relaxation and calm the nervous system.
CranioSacral therapy is a light-touch approach that works with the body’s natural rhythms to release tension and support overall balance. They can also be helpful in softening physical discomfort and supporting a more settled, regulated state in the body. Around the time of a death, they can help create a sense of ease and quiet, especially when words or other forms of support may feel less accessible.
These modalities are offered with the intention of supporting the whole person — not just the physical body, but the emotional and internal experience as well. Sessions are gentle, intuitive, and responsive to what is present in the moment. They may include working with areas of physical discomfort, or creating space for emotions and meaningful personal or spiritual expression.
This offering can be tailored to each individual's needs and preferences. Above all, the intention is to create a respectful, private environment — a kind of sacred space — where a sense of ease, acceptance, release or relief can be felt.