CHRISTINA Theisen

I have been practicing Chi Nei Tsang, the healing art of abdominal touch, for nine years. It is an integral practice that brings together emotional-somatic awareness, trauma-sensitivity, and deep listening. For over twenty-four years, I’ve been exploring the subtle, living landscapes of embodiment, movement, bodywork, and consciousness.

My path is deeply rooted in the wisdom of life, the Tao, and the intricate intelligence of the human body. Through years of deep listening and compassionate witnessing, I’ve cultivated a sensitivity to the unspoken language of touch and presence.

With devotion and care, I offer my sessions as a space to return - to our ground, to feeling, to the truth living in the body. A space where rest is welcome, where receptivity can unfold, and where healing becomes possible through presence.

I believe that through intentional touch and deep listening, we begin to reinhabit ourselves. The body responds, even to a gentle touch, nourishing our need for affection, belonging, and the grounding that affirms our being.

As we soften and attune, we reconnect with the body’s deep knowing that we belong - that we are not broken, but whole. In this remembering, we step out of isolation and move toward a more connected, open way of being.

This journey is guided by the heart and the quiet knowing that wholeness is here.
Unity can be felt when we embrace our full nature and meet what is with unreserved presence.

My deepest wish is to walk this path with others - to co-create a culture of presence, rooted in embodiment, openness, and the simple beauty of being fully alive.

Qualifications

• Certified Chi Nei Tsang Practitioner (Chi Nei Tsang Institute, 2017–2020)
• Licensed Physiotherapist (Wittlich, 1999–2002)
• Embodied Present Process Certified – Radical Wholeness (Amsterdam, 2022)
• Foot Reflexology Massage - Five Elements theory (Xin Bao-Institute, Bonn, 2021)
• Contakids Facilitator (with Itay Yatuv, Arezzo, Italy, 2017)

Trainings & Influences

  • Qi Gong

  • Contact Improvisation

  • Yoga

  • The forest

My honours to my mother and grandmother

I was born in 1981 and grew up in the Hunsrück forests, surrounded by trees, wildflowers, and the quiet rhythm of nature.
My mother and grandmother were both gardeners. Through their way of being, I received and so learned something simple and lasting: to trust care, to observe, and overall to live in relationship with earth.
That connection to the land still runs through everything I do. It’s where I return when I need to remember to feel clear, free, grounded, and real.