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🧔Reiki & Resonance for Unity of Self through Harmony & Balance🧔

Cali is a Tuning Fork bioacoustic therapist, Reiki practitioner certified by the JikidenĀ® Reiki Institute of Kyoto, & professional Usui Reiki Teacher
Founder: OneSong Healing Arts

Myofascial Flow Resonance Therapyā„¢ is a structured complementary treatment using finely crafted weighted tuning forks to...
11/09/2026

Myofascial Flow Resonance Therapyā„¢ is a structured complementary treatment using finely crafted weighted tuning forks to provide localised tactile vibration and sensory input at selected nodes and points along the posterior body. The treatment follows a sole-to-spine sequence informed by the fascial superficial back line and bladder meridian and is intended to support relaxation, pain relief and ease of movement.
€45 - 45 minutes
www.onesonghealing.com/book-online
WhatsApp: 97 904984

All summer long the pecan nuts hang in my little orchard, green and tightly wrapped, quietly taking their time. There is...
11/09/2026

All summer long the pecan nuts hang in my little orchard, green and tightly wrapped, quietly taking their time. There is nothing for me to do but wait for the sun to do its work, for the shells to harden, and eventually for the morning when they begin to fall and I can enjoy them - lightly toasted and warm, with local thyme honey, crumbled Anari cheese, fresh thyme and a few flakes of sea salt….and just a tiny drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil or homemade carob syrup from the village. šŸ˜‹ A lesson in patience!

Our connective tissues are capable of storing and transmitting mechanical energy as we move. When we walk or run it can ...
10/09/2026

Our connective tissues are capable of storing and transmitting mechanical energy as we move. When we walk or run it can become rhythmic and coordinated, and the body then makes use of this elastic recoil, so that movement becomes more economical.
In a previous life as an athlete, I remember the lovely feeling when I ran - when everything seemed to come together and I felt as though I was being carried forward rather than having to consciously create every movement.

Skipping is such a simple example of this spring-like quality of movement. Skipping involves repeated loading and unloading through the feet, legs and connective tissues, creating that wonderful sense of rebound. And quite apart from the mechanics of it, skipping has an extraordinary ability to make us feel lighter.

As adults, we walk, exercise, stretch and perhaps go to the gym, but we rarely play with movement in the way children naturally do. We stop skipping, jumping and silly movements such as rolling around on the floor simply because it feels good.

This is one of the reasons I find fascia so fascinating!
It isn't just about individual muscles or isolated areas of the body. It is part of a continuous connective tissue system that helps distribute and manage forces throughout movement.

The way we load our feet, ankles, legs and hips has consequences further up the body, and the way we move influences how these tissues adapt over time.

Studying fascia to help me develop Myofascial Flow Therapy with weighted tuning forks has made me look at movement and stretching differently. Our bodies need variety - rhythm, loading, unloading and a little more of the natural movement we gradually stopped doing as we grew up……And maybe we should all skip a little more often!

Harmonia is more than the name above my studio door. In Greek mythology, Harmonia is the personification of harmony and ...
09/09/2026

Harmonia is more than the name above my studio door.

In Greek mythology, Harmonia is the personification of harmony and concord. Her name comes from the ancient Greek word that meant much more than the harmony we think of today. It could mean a joining together or an agreement between different things.

There are several traditions about Harmonia’s parentage, but in the best-known Theban story she is the daughter of Aphrodite and Ares. Love and war. Desire and conflict. Two very different forces, and yet from them comes Harmonia.
Harmonia married Cadmus, the founder of Thebes, in a legendary wedding attended by the gods. She was also given a famous golden necklace, the Necklace of Harmonia, which became woven into the tragic stories of her descendants.

But it is the meaning of her name that stayed with me - The ancient Greeks also used Harmonia in relation to music and proportion — the way different notes and intervals relate to one another and create something greater than any single note could create alone.
The Pythagorean tradition became particularly fascinated by the mathematical relationships underlying musical intervals.

And somewhere along the way, 3 years ago, this became the perfect name for my studio.

It holds everything I value about this work: balance, different elements coming together, the relationship between sound and sensation, movement and stillness, body and awareness.

Wellbeing isn't something we achieve once and then hold onto; it is something we continually return to, through the way we listen to ourselves and respond to what we need.

I would like my therapies to be as beneficial as possible, and that means I am constantly learning. I’ve just started re...
08/09/2026

I would like my therapies to be as beneficial as possible, and that means I am constantly learning.
I’ve just started reading ā€˜The Fascia Connection’ by David Lesondak, a fascia specialist and Senior Structural Integrator at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center’s Center for Integrative Medicine. Lesondak has worked clinically with fascia and the myofascial system for more than 25 years and is also the author of ā€˜Fascia: What It Is and Why It Matters.’

The book explores fascia in relation to movement, mobility, pain, ageing and physical wellbeing, and it’s particularly relevant to my continuing study of Myofascial Flow Therapyā„¢.

My own work is informed by the idea of fascial continuity through the body, including the relationship between the feet and the superficial back line. I’m interested in understanding the anatomy and emerging research behind the work I do, and in continually refining my practice as my knowledge develops.

For me, learning doesn’t stop when the training certificate is framed. It’s part of being a responsible practitioner.

Complimentary Reiki at HarmoniaI have new availability on Wednesdays for complimentary 35 minute Reiki sessions. These s...
07/09/2026

Complimentary Reiki at Harmonia

I have new availability on Wednesdays for complimentary 35 minute Reiki sessions. These sessions are for anyone whose life is being affected by cancer.

You may be living with cancer yourself, caring for someone who is, supporting a partner or family member, or grieving someone you have lost. You don’t need to be the person with the diagnosis.
If cancer is part of your life in some way, you are welcome.

I’m trained in cancer support through the Sam Buxton Sunflower Healing Trust, whose work has supported the use of Reiki and healing within NHS hospitals, cancer centres and hospices in the UK.

Reiki is offered here as a complementary practice, not as a treatment for cancer and not as a replacement for medical care. The intention is simply to provide some time for rest and relaxation during what can be a physically and emotionally demanding period.

For those who are understandably sceptical about Reiki, there is a growing body of clinical cancer research with reiki worth looking at, and I have included some in the comments if you would like to take a look.

So if Reiki is something you have wondered about but have maybe dismissed as being a bit ā€œwooā€ please take a look at the research
You can simply come, lie down, relax, and experience a quiet 35 minutes.

There is no charge.

Your privacy is important. All session are offered with discretion and in the strictest confidence.

Wednesdays at Harmonia Healing Arts Studio, Steni.
Booking by appointment only.

If you would like to know more or to arrange a session, please message me privately or
WhatsApp: 97904984

www.onesonghealing.com

After a little hiccup in my intensive training due to some personal and life circumstances, I’m so happy to be getting b...
07/09/2026

After a little hiccup in my intensive training due to some personal and life circumstances, I’m so happy to be getting back on track and continuing my journey towards becoming a fully certified VFRT Practitioner, specialising in advanced pain relief and chronic injury recovery.

VFRT combines traditional structural therapy with cutting-edge energetic and physical modalities to help clients live free from pain. As a certified practitioner of Vibrational Fascia Release Technique (VFRT), I use specialised weighted tuning forks to target the body's fascia—the dense web of connective tissue wrapping around muscles and nerves. By applying precise vibration and gentle compression, the vibrations help break up stubborn scar tissue, clear out trapped fluid, and instantly release pinched nerves.

Whether you are struggling with long-term chronic pain, recovering from a major surgery, or trying to regain your full range of motion, I will create custom, gentle sessions designed to recalibrate the nervous system and restore your body’s natural balance.

It feels good to be moving forward again and continuing to build my knowledge and skills in this area. šŸ™

There is something quite wonderful about eating food that has grown in the little orchard at my healing studio, Harmonia...
07/09/2026

There is something quite wonderful about eating food that has grown in the little orchard at my healing studio, Harmonia.
This morning, my beautiful pomegranates are warm from the sun, their deep red seeds waiting to become part of my lunch later — scattered through rocket with walnuts, cherry tomatoes and feta. Bliss.
Pomegranate has such a rich history of symbolism, often associated with abundance, vitality and the many seeds of life. For me, there is also something deeply resonant in the simple act of gathering fruit in season from my own orchard, feeling the warmth of the morning sun, and eating slowly with an awareness of where it came from.
Well-being can be found in these small moments of connection — between earth, body, nourishment and the rhythms of nature.

I’ve had a few enquiries lately about offering Reiki combined with sound therapy, and while I think this is a lovely ide...
06/09/2026

I’ve had a few enquiries lately about offering Reiki combined with sound therapy, and while I think this is a lovely idea for some, I would like to explain why I will never do this in my own practice and why I will always keep Traditional Reiki therapy completely separate from my work with sound, tuning forks and bioacoustics.

Reiki isn’t a general term for energy work. It is a traditional Japanese practice with its own history, principles and method. I feel a responsibility to preserve that integrity when I practice Reiki.
When someone comes to me for Traditional Reiki therapy, I facilitate it exactly as I was taught, and accordingly, how it was taught and practiced in the 1920s, with nothing added, and nothing removed.

I do not combine Reiki with tuning forks, sound, vibrational techniques, visualisation or add my own interpretation or additions to the therapy. I simply practise Reiki

My work with sound is something completely different. It has its own language and foundations, involving sound, acoustics, vibration, frequency, listening and our physiological responses to those stimuli.

Indeed, there are may practitioners offering a combination of Reiki with other modalities, and their sessions do look beautiful, and while it is right for them, it’s not something I am personally interested in doing.
For me, keeping Reiki separate is simply about my respect for the tradition.

For me…..Reiki is Reiki. Resonance is Resonance!

You’ve probably read about ā€œtrigger pointsā€, ā€œknotsā€ and ā€œreleasing fasciaā€ But what actually happens when we work with ...
06/09/2026

You’ve probably read about ā€œtrigger pointsā€, ā€œknotsā€ and ā€œreleasing fasciaā€

But what actually happens when we work with a sensitive or tense area of the body? What is a trigger point? Is fascia really something that can be ā€œreleasedā€? And where might tuning forks fit into the picture? šŸ¤”

These are questions I’ve been exploring through my work with weighted tuning forks and Myofascial Flow Therapyā„¢.

I’ve written a new article looking at what the research tells us about myofascial release, trigger points, fascia, mechanical vibration and the nervous system.

If you’re interested in the body, fascia, vibration or the science behind what happens during therapeutic touch, you can read the full article here:

https://www.onesonghealing.com/post/myofascial-release-and-trigger-points

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Harmonia Healing Arts Studio, Steni Village, Polis
Paphos
8884

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Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 09:00 - 18:00
Saturday 09:00 - 14:00

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