Harry Peloquin

Myofascial Energetic Release

Satyarthi Peloquin’s path into the world of healing began through movement. Born with the gift of expression in his body, he started out as a professional dancer in San Francisco, where years of intense training demanded both discipline and resilience. It was during this time that he encountered the transformative power of bodywork — a discovery that not only relieved his own physical strain but also opened a door to a vocation that would shape the rest of his life. From that awakening moment in the early 1970s, Satyarthi chose to dedicate himself fully to the art and science of healing through touch.
Over the past 47 years, Satyarthi has trained and guided more than 10,000 students around the world, sharing his profound understanding of the human body and the intricate interplay of structure, fascia, energy, and emotion. His journey took him to India, where he became part of the Osho community in Pune and offered bodywork sessions directly to Osho himself. This period deepened his exploration of meditation, consciousness, and the intimate link between physical release and inner transformation.
Satyarthi’s approach is rooted in a synthesis of traditions. He studied Structural Integration, Shiatsu, acupuncture, meditation, and emotional release work, weaving them together into a holistic practice that honors both ancient wisdom and modern therapeutic insight. He was one of the co-creators of Rebalancing, a powerful bodywork method that has spread worldwide. Later, with decades of experience and a refined sensitivity to the fascia and nervous system, he developed Myofascial Energetic Release (MER) — a unique body-oriented therapy that addresses chronic pain, emotional trauma, and the armor held deep within the tissues.
Today, Satyarthi continues to travel and teach internationally, offering trainings, workshops, and personal sessions that inspire practitioners to meet the body with both skill and compassion. His work is more than technique; it is an invitation into presence, a way of listening deeply to the stories written in the body, and a path toward wholeness. Through MER, he has created not only a method of healing but also a living legacy — a meeting place of movement, meditation, and touch that continues to evolve and transform lives across generations.