Awareness Through Movement©
Awareness Through Movement is what is taught as a class or will form the basis of workshops. Most lessons take place laying on the floor, although some are taught in sitting or standing.

It is a verbally guided exploration of a sequence of movements. Each sequence will have a particular focus, either a particular body part or movement theme. There are a virtually infinite number of such sequences.

The experience is rather like solving a riddle - a physical riddle: movements are repeated many times, emphasis is placed on observing oneself as one moves, on noticing the quality of each movement, with the intention of increasing smoothness, lightness, and effortlessness rather than speed or strength or quantity.

Learning to explore the world of internal sensation gently and respectfully creates an environment where long held patterns of tension and pain can dissolve and release.
What often then follows is an arising of a natural and healthy curiosity, which serves
to offer continued improvement - initially in mobility and subsequently in thinking and emotional levels.
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Workshops
Are focused around a particular topic, and usually comprise a selected series of 'Awareness Through Movement' lessons which are chosen for their compatibility to work together to allow a more in-depth exploration and understanding. Generally we will be working individually, sometimes partner work and 'Functional Integration' may be used.
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