Exploration of Movement Patterns

An experiential class that adds a dynamic dimension to the Ortho-Bionomy release techniques.  Focusing on the range of motion through the joints, the participants explore and support preferred patterns of movement or non-movement.  By gently exploring and supporting these patterns, and with the active participation of the client, the range of motion in the joint is increased, and muscular joint and pain are diminished.

with Advanced Instructor Peggy Oud

This is the first class offered in the 2026 comprehensive training program www.orthobionomy-training.ca

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Date

Mar 09 - 10 2026

Time

9:00 am - 5:00 pm

Cost

$400.00

Location

Winfield Hall
Winfield Hall
Lake Country, BC
Website
http://winfieldmemorialhall.com/

Organizer

Peggy Oud
Email
obokanagan@gmail.com
Website
https://orthobionomy-training.ca
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