Moving into self, moving into the world:
An introduction to the senses and perceptions work of Body-Mind Centering©
with Naomi Sparrow
1pm-5pm January 23/24,
2015
Dovercourt House, First
Floor
805 Dovercourt Road,
Toronto
Cost $140
Touch, movement,
hearing, taste, smell and vision form the basis of how we sense, respond to and
organize information about ourselves and about the world. Perception is the
physical, emotional and creative process that interprets the information we
receive through our senses.
These senses are sequentially layered from earliest embryological development. Our senses and perceptions form the basis for stories we tell about ourselves and the world. To create change in physical or mental patterning, we can explore the patterning of our senses and how we form perception based on learned experience. To foster creative process we can fully engage the sense organs, sourcing movement and meaning in new ways.
This workshop
explores the layering of the senses through experiential anatomy, movement,
touch, voice and mind. We investigate how the senses receive, respond to,
organize and pattern information. Participants are guided in how to initiate
movement from the sense organs to create a rich tapestry of moving story in a
creative process. Join us for an embodied journey of the senses and
perceptions. Move into self and into the world from a dynamic, engaged place.
Naomi Sparrow is a pioneer in the fields of somatic
education and embodied therapy. A life-long movement and visual artist, Naomi
is a certified teacher and practitioner of Body-Mind Centering©, bringing life
to the connections between consciousness, movement and the body. She has a
passion for cultivating egalitarian relationships, nurturing the competency and
authority inherent in each of her students and clients through experience and
embodiment of principles. She lives with her family in Aylmer Quebec.
Presented by SME Lab
Registration and $50 deposit required
before January 15th
For registration/information contact
Sally/Meryem at somaticmovementlab@gmail.com
