Biodynamic Somatic Therapy

BOOKINGS OPEN IN SINGAPORE, AUG 13-17, 2025

Integrative Approach

Abdominal Massage

Moves stagnation in the meridian lines in the core, and supports energy flow in the liver, colon, gallbladder, kidneys, spleen, and stomach. Assist in digestive issues and encourages elimination of toxins.

Native Intelligence

Rooted in ancestral practices, Chloe has learned from many indigenous elders and mentors from around the world. She integrated the practice of gathering all parts of the self (fragmentation to wholeness) by supporting the system to come into it’s aligned center.

Craniosacral Dynamics

Craniosacral Therapy is a restorative approach that supports the nervous system and the body’s innate ability to heal. It is rooted in working closely with the fascia and the cerebrospinal fluid along the spine.

“On the deepest level,
change always involves the body.” 

Biodynamic Somatic Therapy (BST) is a trauma-informed touch based approach that realigns the body’s dynamics to release tension, restore balance, and promote holistic healing from chronic pain, compounded stress, and emotional volatility. 

BST sessions integrates multiple therapeutic methods to support this realignment:

  • Craniosacral Therapy: Restorative approach that works directly with unwinding the fascia, enlivening the spinal fluid, and settling the nervous system.
  • Abdominal Massage (Chi Nei Tsang): Moves stagnation in the abdominal meridians to release blocks and tensions around the digestive track and major organs (liver, spleen, stomach, gallbladder, diaphragm, intestines), and restore the internal flow.
  • Hilot (Filipino Healing Arts): Works with the body’s power center around the navel to gather any sense of fragmentation back into the physiological and energetic center of the body. 

 

By cultivating a deeper mind-body connection, BST provides a supportive space for physical, psychological and spiritual recovery and emotional integration, inviting you to expand your internal capacity.

Chloe is a certified Craniosacral and Chi Nei Tang Therapist, returns to Singapore quarterly as a resident therapist at The Yoga House. She is committed to continuing studies on collective trauma and embodied justice. 

What is Biodynamic Somatic Therapy helpful for?

  • Move stagnation in the fascia and meridians
  • Regulate nervous system into health
  • Release blocks in the gut-brain connection
  • Detoxifies internal organs
  • Unwind compounded tension⁠
  • Integrate traumatic experiences
  • Alleviates pain related to tension
  • Renew stagnant energy in the body
  • Amplify internal embodied awareness
  • Restore the body from burn out
  • Allow the body to be held and seen
  • Better digestion and removal of waste

*Sessions are available in Ubud, Bali and Singapore.

*Sliding scale and financial assistance available upon request.

Please contact Chloe directly

About Chloe Calderon Chotrani as

Somatic Therapist

Chloe integrates Native Intelligence, Abdominal Massage (Chi Nei Tsang), Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy (BCST), Trauma Informed Facilitation, Somatic Touch Therapy, and Hilot focused on reorganising the nervous system and bringing into awareness the subtle somatic pathways of the body.

She is formally trained in Chi Nei Tsang (Abdominal) Massage with Master Chi Chai, Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy with Body Intelligence (Certified), Somatic Touch Therapy with Soma Clinic (SG) and Illuma Health (SG), Trauma Sensitive Facilitation with the Trauma Centre (AUS), and Hilot (Filipino Healing Bodywork) with Babaylan J. Chloe is accredited as a Therapist with the Pacific Association of Craniosacral Therapist

Chloe is informed by her personal experiences with severe anxiety, volatile environments, and the collective shadow that we are moving through during this time of catastrophic climate change. Chloe places herself in the role of service towards more deeper and expansive states of safe relating. 

More on Chloe here

Frequently Asked Questions

Biodynamic Somatic Therapy (BCST) invites a settling of the nervous system through creating a stronger bridge between the mind and body by relating your current physical and emotional experiences to your body’s patterns. 

The session involves a conversation mapping the mind-body connection in aspects of your life, follow by a body-work session with gentle consensual touch and receptive communication, closing with a debriefing on the experience and ways to continue for long-term support.

The key components to this therapy is the presence and touch in creating a relational field between the therapist and client that allows for a sense of safety.

Safety invites a more spacious capacity for healing.

Touch is a language of listening to the body. Each palm has 17,000 touch receptors and nerve endings.

These receptors allow skilled therapists to sense specific subtle internal rhythms and movement of the varied fluids (tissues, muscles, nerves, neurons, bones, fascia, etc) in the body.

Our bodies are dynamic living systems and touch is a way of listening to that life force.

When a grounded, balanced, and regulated presence creates a safely held space for the recipient to receive; it allows for the potential to access a deeper sense of embodied awareness.

Given the demands of a modern urban lifestyle; we often experience disconnection between mind and body. Receiving touch can deepen and expand our relationship to our bodies.

People have experienced some of the following:

  • Feeling safer in their bodies, which leads to being able to feel safer with and around other people.
  • Release of restrictions and tensions in the body
  • Small subtle movements and adjustments (reorganising) in the body
  • Temperature shifting (cold to warm, healthy blood flow increase)
  • Deep sense of relaxation and relief
  • A sense of calmness and clarity to gain insights
  • Reduction of pain and aches in the body
  • Improved immunity or sleep
  • Better digestion and relaxed nervous systems
  • Heightened bodily awareness and connection
  • Better coping mechanism with stress
  • Experiencing less ‘threat’ or ‘hyper-vigilance’ in their daily lives. Often in the form of anxiety or panic attacks.
  • Being able to have stronger boundaries and a better sense of ‘self’. Often, this leads to less people-pleasing.
  • Softening of the aches, tension, and tightness in the body; that’s often chronic or returning pain. Leading to a more light-hearted experience of living.
  • Supportive aid for medical surgery or cancer recovery. Allowing the stress in the body to gently release.

If you have a body, you can receive bodywork.

It is especially effective for caretakers, people experiencing chronic pain in the body, people who want to feel a stronger connection with their mind and bodies.

For Mothers experiencing pre or post partum, this treatment is deeply effective. It also applies to infants and children.

This treatment is encouraged for people who experience regular patterns of chronic fatigue, insomnia, and anxiety; along with expressions of physical and emotional trauma that can be triggered from accidents, illnesses, intensive medical treatments (chemotherapy, surgery, etc.), psychological issues, anxious or avoidant relational dynamics, and more.

BST is a holistic and clinically effective therapy for the treatment of emotional, physiological, and medical issues.

It is supportive of creating a state of restoration by accessing and inviting the inherent capacity for the body to self-repair.

Through periodical BST treatments over time, a person can experience transformation through an increase in vitality, resilience, mental and emotional clarity, a changing of harmful patterns that encourage dis-ease, and healthier ways of relating to oneself and others.

Holistic health has values of preventative care.

Meaning, rather than waiting for a sickness or illness to grow worse or even occur; we treat the body to continuously come into balance.

We recommend 3 consecutive sessions for a more effect and deeper impact.

Long term maintenance is particularly supportive, the frequency would vary on a case-to-case basis.

You may reschedule up to 24 hours prior to your booking. Any later than that is chargeable at 100%.

The Biodynamic Approach

The session focus is to support the inherent health of the whole being, especially the nervous system. The nervous system dictates all of the body’s functioning, constantly sending and receiving information.

The Biodynamic approach has evolved into a remarkable body therapy that has created a highly-skilled way of listening to the body’s inherent health expressions.

The therapist typically looks for and encourages the forces of health to set the priorities of the session and to bring about natural adjustments from within the body’s own resources.

It is characterised by a strong orientation to the holism of the human experience where both the body’s anatomy and physiology are related to with the subtle forces of life that act through the interface of the body’s fluids.

The therapy creates a safe space for traumatic experiences to emerge and resolve smoothly without being overwhelming or re-stimulating.

References & Resources:
Body Intelligence and Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy Association

Biodynamic Somatic Therapy in Singapore

June 21 - 30, 2025

Biodynamic Somatic Therapy is a method of gently realigning the body’s dynamics to release tension, restore balance, and support holistic healing from chronic pain, stress, and emotional volatility.

Biodynamic Somatic Therapy (BST) is a gentle, hands-on approach that works with the body’s natural rhythms to reorganise from misaligned or overworked states into more fluid, available, and spacious states of internal harmony. 

Rooted in Craniosacral dynamics, BST focuses on the spine—the core of the central nervous system—helping to address chronic pain, fatigue, anxiety, insomnia, and the lingering effects of trauma.