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With EmbodiedPlay, we work with themes important to your community to accelerate insights. (See Past Workshops below for examples of themes.) Participants explore their creativity and unique self-expression in community with others through movement, storytelling, and vocal improvisation. Participants experience gifts such as the Safety to have their full experience, the uniqueness of their own Presence, and making choices informed by an Inner alignment. Highly interactive and engaging, participants experience a rare blend of connection, intimacy, and Joy. Centered in their heart, they can move forward with greater ease and freedom.
I draw from the InterPlay system as well as from tools of Higher Consciousness and transformational coaching. I serve as a Guide to facilitating breakthrough experiences. You can read more about me.
I draw from the InterPlay system as well as from tools of Higher Consciousness and transformational coaching. I serve as a Guide to facilitating breakthrough experiences. You can read more about me.
2023 Winter-Spring Offerings
Embodied Enquiry Playgroup May 21st - July 2nd, 2023,
Sundays, 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm ET Life has a way of throwing us in situations or challenges we don’t necessarily know how to respond to. This playgroup uses Embodied Play to provide resources such as Safety, Presence and Alignment through your Physicality. Come to unfold with the flow of your life, rather than against it.
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"Beautiful!" "Enabled discovery for me in new and unusual ways"
"Amazing!" "A rich experience" "I moved with no pain"
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Embodying Flow: Upleveling Receptivity October 22, 2022, 4 pm - 6:00 pm ET
When we move with the flow of our life, we enhance our ability to Receive and co-create our desires. In this workshop, participants play with embodying the experience of Flow and Receiving and with tools that activate the art of Receiving in their life. Discover moving from the place of your Inner Ease. This class welcomes All to the life-affirming practices of InterPlay. Sliding Scale: $20 - $40 (25% donated to Dance Chapel) Registration Closed. Remembering our Birthrights June 11-13th, 2022, InterPlay BIPOC Family Reunion
Co-lead with Theresa Cunningham. A BIPOC space gives us room to remember who we are as ourselves. This segment of the annual BIPOC retreat led participants through creative vocal and movement prompts to discover and reclaim birthright practices and ways of being. From our physicality, we created a unique poetry. Then wove these offerings together as a Poem from our Group body. Its strength and beauty defied our imagination. |
"Life changing" "Awesome"
"A shared intimacy"
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Standing on Higher Ground: Discover your Holy No's and Yes' June 4, 2022, 9:30 am - 12:30 pm Defining our boundaries means embracing more freedom and joy. This workshop helped participants creatively explore Yes's and No's in alignment with their heart, body and soul. Using improvised movement, music, story, meditation and journaling, we explored an issue or situation causing tension in our life. Exploring tension and agreements through our physicality, partipants found more pathways and broader sets of choices by connecting to their inherent wholeness and inner power.
Supported by Martha Stokely. "I had a body breakthrough!" "The music was moving" Loving the World All over Again May 20-22, 2022, Wellspring Conference Center, MD
Co-lead by six Interplay leaders in the Washington DC area ,a group of 30 conspired to lean into loving the world all over again in the natural green surroundings of the Wellspring center. Through movement, poetry, sound, and more, we played and created until space and time expanded themselves to hold all we had brought and more. W/Kate & Billy Amoss, Robin Carnes, Liz Lecault, Doug Farnum The Radical Act of Underdoing February 6, 2021. Co-led with Kate Amoss, and Robin Carnes
Though nature works in cycles, most of us were raised with the adage to give 110% at all times. What if...our guiding principle was underdoing? What if we approached our tasks with more ease? Participants played with one of the four primary movements with sound and storytelling to explore the radical act of UNDERDOING. |