state theta galleries
state theta galleries
state theta galleries

Centre for the Development of Movement, Health and the Arts

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experiential anatomy

Experiential Anatomy

Experiential Anatomy and Movement Shiatsu & the Six Forms of Touch.

Experiential Anatomy focuses on different aspects of our skeletal structure and, through detailed anatomical exploration, touch and exercises, you will develop an embodied awareness of the intrinsic anatomy of an area to positively affect your use, functioning and mobility.

This work can greatly affect your daily life in supporting more ease and awareness in movement or can enhance and support a specific movement practice.

One-to-one sessions on ZOOM are available

Bookings and further information

Further Information

Experiential Anatomy

is an embodied study and appreciation of the inner make up of our body and structure. The work offers a new way of exploring and understanding ones own anatomy that is rich and exciting.

Experiential Anatomy is evolving as an embodied approach to Anatomy developed by dancers and movement specialists such as Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen and Mabel Todd.

Movement Shiatsu and The Six Forms of Touch

is a hands-on bodywork practice that uses different elements or qualities of touch/contact, dialogue/feedback and exercises. The work engages both the client and the practitioner in a pro-active approach which focuses on the development of a fully embodied self.

Movement Shiatsu and The Six Forms of Touch was developed by Bill Palmer as a method for dealing with difficult chronic conditions through Shiatsu.

Practitioner Audicia Lynne Morley has studied with both Bill Palmer and Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen and in early dance years was greatly influenced by the work of Mabel Todd


Payment

Costs and methods of payment can be viewed here.