Movement is our first language. We start practicing it in utero and our first senses to develop are movement oriented. We gradually develop intention, control and coordination of our movement, as well as our relationship to ourselves and to the world. Eventually we are able to express ourselves, to be creative, and to fulfill our human potential.

To me, movement literacy is as important to living our full potential as verbal literacy. This includes mastering body awareness, control, coordination, balance; understanding the different elements, qualities and dynamics of movement in both their expressive and practical uses; and even writing and reading movement notation.

Language of Movement offers a variety of courses and workshops exploring movement in different applications to move and learn with ease, as well as private sessions for those wishing coaching or assistance reaching their life, performance or learning goals.