Movement Practices
Dance Classes | Restorative Practices
New Offerings!
Beginning Modern Dance Workshop Starting March 5th
Live Meditation Starting Feb 8th
Restorative Class Series coming soon!
Weekly Adult Dance Classes
Intermediate Contemporary (Adults)
Tuesday’s @ 7:30-9PM
Drop-in: $20
Sign up online or in-person!
Dance experience required
Beginning Modern Workshop (Adults)
March 5th, 2024 to March 26, 2024
Tuesday’s @ 6:30-7:30PM
$80 for 4 classes!
No dance experience required
Located at BalletNova Center for Dance in Falls Church, VA
Meditation & Restoration
Live Meditation (Zoom)
Thursday’s from 9-9:15PM EST.
No fee
Sign up online or by contact
10 minutes seated total, influenced by Zazen Meditation
Restorative Movement Classes
Coming Soon!
How I developed Body and Movement Intelligence
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Highly Specialized Dance Technique (Horton, Floorwork, Contemporary, Forsythe, Ballet, Street Jazz, Improvisation, Contact Improv)
Pilates
Yoga
Martial Arts
Cross Training in Running and Swimming
Aerial Silks / Pole Dancing
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Zazen Meditation
Nei Gong
Somatic Body Mapping
Brain Mapping
Reflective Journal Practice
Time spent in Nature
Breath Work
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Eastern Practices of Holistic Health
5 Element Theory in TCM
Effortless Action, Wu Wei from Taoism
Chakras from Hinduism
Principle of Attachment from Buddhism
Western Therapies & Research
Somatic Experiencing and Talk Therapy
Past Life Regression Therapy
Color Therapy
Expressive Arts Therapy
Depth Psychology and Developmental Psychology
Trauma and the Nervous System
Transcendence
0-Point Energy Field
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Improvisational Dance and Art
Personal Retreat Model
Data Collection of Energetic States and Holistic Well-Being
Value Assessment Resource
Free-Association Assessment
Practicing Mindfulness of Speech, Receptivity and Spontaneity
Leading with the Heart and Moving with Fullness of Capacity
Setting an Environment to Experience and Release Intense Emotion through Spontaneous Dance
This is an example of an Improvisational Dance Practice that I developed to challenge my ability to emotionally balance in a public space while remaining grounded, connected and vulnerable.
These films I called “Silent Movement” were shot in silence. The dancing was all improvised and spontaneous.
Making Sense of Interpersonal Worlds and Relationships through Spontaneous Art
This video is a visual demonstration of a creative process in which I play with and examine the unknown flow of images, symbols and mystery that are contained in personal and collective consciousness.
Like improvisational dance, this process required movement and an openness to ride layered facets of human consciousness.