Qualities of Touch #2 – Swimming under the skin
Revealing well-being through touch and movement

Touching someone is so simple and so incredibly complex. We are constantly negotiating a give and take, proposing actions, listening to and acting on invitations. What inspires engagement and makes me want to invest in contact and movement? How can I foster my own curiosity? We will use the Alexander Touch and the principles of the Technique as a base for our explorations around touch and movement as they offer a beautiful gateway into discovering a world that lies in between overdoing and passivity. Finding answers becomes secondary as we practice to ride arising questions!

Each session is dedicated to a specific quality of touch that we dive into and explore.

::: For whom
Anybody who would like to explore touch and small movement in an intimate setting and under qualified guidance.
Professional bodyworkers who are interested in new ideas and inspiration for their own practice.

::: Susanne & Dino

are certified teachers of the Alexander Technique and share their passion to support, reconnect and ground yourself in your body, and therefore in your life. Susanne’s work is rich and multidimensional. Formed through twenty years of study and ten years of teaching the Alexander Technique, her practice also draws on her training as a Gestalt therapist and a background as a sound artist / professional musician. Dino is since eight years deeply involved in practising and teaching various disciplines of movement and touch. His approach to teaching is strongly rooted in somatic practices (Klein Technique, BMC, AT and Vipassana meditation) and aims to create a bedding for meeting oneself and each other.

::: Date & place
November 16, 2017
6pm-10pm
Zentrum für Alexander-Technik, Auguststraße 65, 10117 Berlin

::: Price
Sliding scale: 80-60 €
Pay as you can

We take a maximum of 8 participants

::: Registration
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http://www.alexander-technik-zentrum-berlin.de/

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