The Dimension Approach

As an intro to the mental emotional work of the dimension approach, Lance and Geoff discuss some of their own mental and emotional challenges and the written works that helped along the way. As Lance developed his practice and began to incorporate mental emotional frameworks, it became clear that a foundational aspect of any self work is healing the splits in our psyche. For more information on Lance and his work, please visit dimensionapproach.com (Part 1 of 3) - Photo by Ann Jadne via FreeImages https://www.freeimages.com/photographer/goroo-43907

Lance and Geoff close out their discussion of subtle energy and begin transitioning to our next topic - Mental Emotional Work. As part of that discussion, they dive into an integral part of the dimension approach: registering, anchoring, and identifying. It's a topic that will come up in many future episodes. For more information on Lance and his work, please visit dimensionapproach.com (Part 5 of 5) - Photo by Kimberly Voshen via FreeImages - https://www.freeimages.com/photographer/k_vohsen-61689

Experiencing subtle energy is a state change, as we've discussed in previous episodes. This episode dives deeper into state changes and how they are sought after and interpreted, what we learn from them, and how they inform our understanding of ourselves. And we get into narcissism and codependence for good measure. For more information on Lance and his work, please visit dimensionapproach.com (Part 4 of 5) - Photo by Kimberly Voshen via FreeImages - https://www.freeimages.com/photographer/k_vohsen-61689

Where are you orienting from, and what are you registering, and what is identity? Becoming aware of subtle energy is part and parcel with becoming aware of these contexts for our perception of the world around us and understanding of our selves. For more information on Lance and his work, please visit dimensionapproach.com (Part 3 of 5) - Photo by Kimberly Voshen via FreeImages - https://www.freeimages.com/photographer/k_vohsen-61689

We pick up where we left last time discussing subtle energy and how do we differentiatie experiencing subtle energy from other experiences we have both individually and in the context of working with clients. For more information on Lance and his work, please visit dimensionapproach.com (Part 2 of 5) - Photo by Kimberly Voshen via FreeImages - https://www.freeimages.com/photographer/k_vohsen-61689

In this week's episode, Lance and Geoff head further down the road of discussing subtle energy and its vital role in the Dimension Approach. Subtle Energy is something that is very experiential and difficult to describe, but over the next series of episdoes, they'll be doing their best to begin to share their experiences and understanding of it. For more information on Lance and his work, please visit dimensionapproach.com (Part 1 of 5) - Photo by Kimberly Voshen via FreeImages - https://www.freeimages.com/photographer/k_vohsen-61689

Lance and Geoff discuss the physical characteristics of fascial tissue and traumas (splitting off from parts of ourselves). Those splits effect us in a myriad different ways and will be a theme throughout discussions of the Dimension Approach. The conversation also touches on our next topic - Subtle Energy. For more information on Lance and his work, please visit dimensionapproach.com (Part 3 of 3)

We continue our in-depth discussion of fascial tissue this week. It's an exploration of trauma in relation to fascial tissue; Lance's goal with any client is to get at the root trauma that caused the split of consciousness from a part of ourselves. It's a hopeful and exciting prospect! For more information on Lance and his work, please visit dimensionapproach.com (Part 2 of 3)

In this week's episode, we start on a three week deep-dive into fascial tissue - what it is, how you work with it, and how that work is incorporated into the Dimension Approach. For more information on Lance and his work, please visit dimensionapproach.com (Part 1 of 3)

We continue our discussion of tensegrity as Lance shares the story that brought him to the Rolf Institute in Boulder, Colorado, where he first learned about the term. Next week's episode will dive deeper into the nature of fascial tissue. For more information on Lance and his work, please visit dimensionapproach.com (Part 2 of 2)