Movement & Psychology Workshop
Movement experience elicits genuine insights into our own behaviors and also into how groups shift from perpetuating stale relationship patterns toward becoming creative entities. It provokes reflection and learning. It makes visible the deeper patterns that support the cultivation of healthy social relations, sparking creative action in teams, org
... See moreArawana Hayashi • Social Presencing Theater: The Art of Making a True Move
Movement work takes psychology out of private practice and makes it alive. It turns therapy into world theater. When we work with movement, psychology and therapy fade away, and instead ordinary reality becomes living art.
Amy Mindell, Arnold Mindell • Riding the Horse Backwards
As philosopher Doug Anderson observed, “Movement has the power to bring us fully to what is most human about us.”
Kelly McGonigal • The Joy of Movement: How exercise helps us find happiness, hope, connection, and courage
Truly authentic movement is unbelievable, shocking, and surprising.
Amy Mindell, Arnold Mindell • Riding the Horse Backwards
Just as it takes alignment for someone to concentrate and act with intention, it requires alignment for a “movement” to move. Importantly, this is not a top-down formation, but rather a mutual agreement among individuals who pay intense attention to the same things and to each other.