Private Sessions

Janice approaches her private work from both a structural and functional model. At the beginning of a session we spend time assessing what the student wants to accomplish, where he or she is emotionally, and what stands in the way of his or her greatest freedom and ease. These hour-long sessions require a spiritual partnership. The students are not being worked on, but worked with; their energy, resitance, and their desire. Each session ends with a personalized plan for taking the work out into daily life, so the student is empowered to integrate this work.

How often do I need private sessions?

Although one session can be an excellent diagnostic tool, ideally a student benefits most when they do ten sessions over the course of three months.

Testimonials

“Thank you Janice for giving me the tools to combat pain. I feel amazing today!” – Kelly Weeks, guitarist

“…She has an incredibly deep understanding of the human body, which she communicates clearly, so that I now have a deeper understanding of my own body and how to best use it. Her teaching has stayed with me over the years and I rely on it daily.” – Nina Bruder, Director, Bikkurim: An Incubator for New Jewish Ideas

“She uses her hands like a divining rod.” – Amy Albert, Editor

“Not only was the time that Janice spent working with me very helpful, but more important were the multiple simple skills that she taught me in just a few sessions that I now use every day to keep my body feeling good.” – Ben Unger, Ph.D.; Director Early Products Marketing; Fortune 50, Pharmaceutical Company

“Her energy, enthusiasm, creativity, and profound knowledge of body dynamics make her an excellent co-leader…providing a counterpoint to my psychoanalytic skills.” – Polly H. Howells

“…Janice communicates her ideas with a precision that elicits respect and a passion that is contagious and draws in even the biggest skeptics. She is a gem.” – Peter Bregman, Bregman Partners, Inc.

“My body can now do for itself what it used to require the help of a chiropractor to do.” – Tom Reising, PHD