Body Work Practitioners 2026

Come and experience the healing power of touch with our amazing bodywork practitioners at our Emerging Hearts Contact Improvisation Camp.

Our skilled bodywork practitioners are here for you to explore different modalities of bodywork and self-care.

Offering 121 sessions throughout the whole camp to support your physical and emotional well-being, helping you to release tension and find greater ease in your body.

Whether you are recovering from an injury, seeking relaxation, or simply looking to deepen your connection with your body, they are offering a nurturing environment where you can receive the care and attention you deserve.

Cost of £65 for the first hour paid directly to the practitioner. We recommend booking your treatment in advance. Please contact your preferred practitioner, their details are linked in their profiles. Sign-up sheets will be also available when on-site.

Justin Philpott

 
  • My practice is an intuitive flow of slow stretches and deep (but not painful) pressure, given through the hands, elbows, feet, and knees with sensitively applied bodyweight. This combines acupressure, rhythmical movement, fascial work, and other techniques, all offered with an intuitive, listening touch.

    Beyond technique, the practice is a moving meditation, with the intention to offer a clear space that invites you to enter gentle, deep and perhaps profound states of rest, self-healing, and insight.

    I work on the floor on a king-size futon, and receivers remain fully clothed.

    You can read more about my practice and proceed to booking here: moving-stillness.com/thaimassage/treatments

  • Justin began his journey with Thai massage in 2006 through the fusion practice of AcroYoga. He started formal study of Thai massage in 2007 and continued to study with a variety of teachers in Europe and Thailand, mainly in the Sunshine Network tradition.

    He began assisting courses at Sunshine House Greece and elsewhere in 2011 and has been gradually building his teaching practice since.

    He runs "Moving Stillness - School of Somatics," offering private sessions, private tuition, workshops, and courses in Thai massage, and also workshops in Contact Improvisation.

    moving-stillness.com

  • Please book Thai massage sessions during this camp here: moving-stillness.com/tm-with-justin

    You can also find me to book in person.

    You can also email me: justin@moving-stillness.com

    Or contact me via the camp WhatsApp group (if we're not contacts, you'll see my name as "Moving Stillness")

Kika Degani

 
  • Lomi Lomi is a healing bodywork practice from Hawaii—a sacred dance of touch, presence, and connection. It invites the body to slow down, the mind to quiet, and the spirit to soften into a deeper state of awareness.

    With flowing, wave-like strokes and generous amounts of warm oil, Lomi Lomi carries the receiver on a journey of surrender and renewal. Each movement is a dance—graceful, intuitive, and deeply attuned—guiding the entire body-mind system into a space of harmony and wholeness. Each session is unique, unfolding as a dynamic exchange between practitioner and receiver— a shared exploration of healing, presence, and connection.

  • Kika is a certified Lomi Lomi practitioner trained by Dan Joy at stayintouch.earth. A weaver of experiences, she brings together different healing modalities to create spaces of connection, transformation, and deep presence.

    Lomi Lomi is one of the many threads in her work— During Lomi sessions, Kika creates a nurturing space where the body can soften, the mind can quiet, and healing can unfold.

    kikadegani.com

Jan-Ming Lee

 
  • Pantarei is a unique one-to-one therapy that combines hands-on bodywork, empathic spoken communication and movement.

    It uses an innovative somatic approach that empowers the client to tap into their body intelligence as energy, resource and strength. This allows for blocked energy to move and release; for the client’s emotional, mental and physical parts to connect with more clarity. Together, the practitioner and client verbally describe the client’s experiences, and the practitioner uses both touch and instruction to guide the client through the sessions. Often an expansion of breath and free movement happens as an integration process, which is supported if the client wishes to follow it. Movement can be internal or external, initiated by the client or guided by the practitioner.

    “My body feels looser, happier, more fluid… I have more energy and vitality” – Sara

  • Jan-Ming is a certified Pantarei practitioner, who is informed by her studies of hands-on bodywork, dynamic fascial movement, Taoist internal energy arts, consensual practices, ancestral healing and integrative somatic trauma therapy. With her background also as a dance artist and musician, she nurtures each person’s innate and unique voice and expression, trusting that every human, when feeling safe enough, will begin to understand their own art of feeling truly themselves.

    www.bodyspoken.com