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Body-Mind Centering® and Yoga

Beginning in January 2008, two programs exploring the essence of yoga from a Body-Mind Centering® perspective will be offered -- one in Berkeley, California and one in New York City. The principles taught in these courses can be applied to any style of yoga.  Most courses may be taken individually and no prior experience with Body-Mind Centering® is necessary.  For more information, see the Application Programs section.

Embodied Anatomy and Yoga
Berkeley, California, January 2008 - November 2009
Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen primary teacher

Embodied Anatomy and Yoga is offered in week-long segments, four times in 2008 and five times in 2009.  It begins January 12-18, 2008 and runs through November 2-6, 2009. 

Embodied Developmental Movement and Yoga
New York City, January - December 2008
Amy Matthews and Roxlyn Moret primary teachers

Embodied Developmental Movement and Yoga is offered in three-day segments, beginning January 26-28, 2008 and running through December 12-15, 2008.

Programs and Courses

This is our 30th year of offering the highest quality education in movement, bodywork and somatic disciplines. We have added new programs and courses to our curriculum and look forward to continue serving the somatic community for the next 30 years.

Core Programs  Our Core Programs consist of a sequential series of trainings that cover the breath and depth of the Body-Mind Centering® material. There are three programs in this series, with each exploring deeper levels of embodiment       

  • Somatic Movement Education
  • Certified Practitioner of Body-Mind Centering®/Somatic Movement Therapy
  • Certified Teacher of Body-Mind Centering®

Application Programs   Our Application Programs apply principles of Body-Mind Centering® to specific disciplines. There are three programs currently scheduled.  Two of those programs explore BMC in its application to the practice and teaching of yoga. The third program focuses on developmental movement and its application to facilitating normal development in infants.

Taking Individual Courses 

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