The Potential of Sounding and Movement: adapting a movement-sonification approach to enhance body-awareness
by Elizabeth Dare Andes On the movement of octopuses, Emilie Conrad writes: “I WANT TO MOVE LIKE THAT! Who wouldn’t want to have the extraordinary ability to shift their molecular structure and keep inventing themselves on an ongoing basis? Talk about creativity!… Without my experiences with sound I would never have thought of this nor…
The Potential of Sounding and Movement: Adapting a movement-sonification approach to enhance body awareness
On the movement of octopuses, Emilie Conrad writes: “I WANT TO MOVE LIKE THAT! Who wouldn’t want to have the extraordinary ability to shift their molecular structure and keep inventing themselves on an ongoing basis? Talk about creativity!… Without my experiences with sound I would never have thought of this nor would I have had…
Monthly Members’ Webinar – Harmony Within: The Tongue, Vagus Nerve, and Voice as Gateways to Calm
Date: Thursday 20th February 2025Times: 19:00 – 20:00 Check your timezone here.Presenter(s): Gus de la QuerraTitle: Harmony Within: The Tongue, Vagus Nerve, and Voice as Gateways to Calm Description: As part of the February/March theme of Sound and Voice, Gus de la Querra, well known teacher and therapist and a popular presenter with our members, returns to The Fascia Hub bringing…
Monthly Members’ Webinar – Polyvagal Theory, Touch and Manual Therapy
Date: Thursday 18th July 2024Presenter: Steve GoldsteinTitle: Polyvagal Theory, Touch and Manual Therapy Description:A mix of theory and experiential which will enable attendees to understand the :Polyvagal Organising PrinciplesHierarchyNeuroceptionCo-RegulationPharyngeal Branch Ventral Function Test for UvulaThe Basic Exercise: to co-regulate ventral vagal tone.Cranial base with eye gaze held 30-60 secondsSalamander Exercise: head in cervical lateral flexion with eye gaze…
Listen to Your Fascia: Unwinding the Body as a Resonant Wave
There is a wonderful (and long out of print) children’s book about Lake Titicaca called Lakes are Holding Places for Water. I’ve always loved this image of being a holding place and a home for life’s waters. Thought to be over a million years old, Titicaca is an ancient lake. I like to imagine the…