Some beneficial aspects of Embodiment
- Learn new and creative ways to loosen tensions, release stress and re-vitalise yourself
- Dance and move freely in a supportive and non-judgmental space, without the need to learn steps or complicated moves
- Find deeper connection within and explore ways to express and articulate through embodied movement
- Re-connect with yourself and others in a clear and supportive space
- Learn to relax your mind and move deeper into yourself
- Increase emotional and physical well being through embodiment and expression
- Explore new and creative ways to integrate body, mind and soul
- Have fun and explore your creativity in movement
- Take time to connect with Spirit
*live drumming includes djembe, doon doons, congas and various other forms of percussion instruments performed by African drummers on a sessional basis
‘Socrates learned to dance when he was 70 because he felt that an essential part of himself had been neglected’