This course introduces the oceanic movement patterns, intrauterine movement, and primitive reflexes. We examine how our embryonic and fetal experiences have contributed to our current sense of self and apply developmental principles to the process of somatic movement education. Introduction to cellular respiration and cellular touch is utilized as the foundation for all subsequent hands-on work in the program.

Students will develop a strong working knowledge of the skeletal system; acquire skills in movement facilitation and hands-on work specific to the skeletal system; and begin a process of personal embodiment of their bones and joints.

*The Texas Somatic Movement Educator training is sponsored by Whole Movement Center

Students will develop a strong working knowledge of the skeletal system; acquire skills in movement facilitation and hands-on work specific to the skeletal system; and begin a process of personal embodiment of their bones and joints.

*The Texas Somatic Movement Educator training is sponsored by Whole Movement Center