The therapeutic use of movement assists us to change within and in relationship to others. As we change our mode of action, our image of ourselves also changes. Who am I? How do I move? Which parts of me work to express myself? Where does my movement initiate? Does my mind lead or follow? Do …
Content will cover the ability to identify these organised movements of development and identify how initial movement development impacts on adult life. We will explore the theory and embody the experience of Developmental Movement. How do these fundamental patterns influence our behaviour, emotions and physical health? We will explore the patterns of Developmental Movement through …
Course overview This course will provide awareness of the fundamentals of thoracic mobility, the role of breathing in core stability and the practical application of cellular breathing in movement therapy and exercise prescription in rehabilitation. We will cover various experientials in the somatic movement environment to improve breath control and anxiety states, thoracic and lumbar …
Students will acquire skills to work with clients through movement interactions. Subject content follows a formerly designed framework teaching students how to work deeply using skills that integrate movement experiences and learned response into daily life. The workshop part of the course involves participating in expressive movement experientials and in order to complete all requirements …
The concepts of body, shape, space, effort and kinesphere will be explored. The course will cover kinetic (movement) and kinaesthetic (of sensing) aspects of movement as diagnostic tools as well as frameworks for therapeutic intervention. Students will study the processes of movement as opposed to discussions of static body language and study Laban Movement Analysis …
For more detailed descriptions see individual short course pages. During the weekend workshop you will be participating in expressive movement experientials and in order to complete all requirements of the course students must complete additional Assessment Tasks and attend scheduled Online Learning Tutorials Course Cost: $1 650* Payment due upon enrolment: $660 – Deposit and …
What will you leave the course with? An extensive repertoire of Reformer Essentials as well as Intermediate & Advanced exercises, basic rehabilitation principles, and the teaching skills to deliver classes competently in a Group Reformer setting. Prerequisites Studies Allied Health or Pilates Matwork Pre-course Study 5 hours How long is the course? Three fortnightly 5-hour …
Prerequisites Studies in Exercise Physiology, Physiotherapy, Allied Health Professions or Pilates Pre-course Study 2 hours How long is the course? 1/2 day (Online only option also available) Course Materials Balls Repertoire and Teaching Methodology History of Pilates online module Work, health and safety online module Do I get a government accredited outcome? Optional assessment for …
In this course, you will learn a series of Somatic Movement sequences. You will learn how to prescribe the most appropriate Somatic exercises with a distinct somatic approach to teaching exercise. There will be focus on exercises for specific injuries where the use of Somatic Movement and an understanding of Neurophysiological concepts can target the …
This course will introduce an extensive repertoire of Reformer Intermediate and Advanced exercises. You will also learn about using the Reformer for injuries in the major joints of the body such as the shoulder, hip, knee and ankle. This course will assist you to effectively use a Reformer in your rehabilitation work as well as …