Phase 4-Extremities

Course Description This course introduces movement exploration as a natural extension of Ortho-Bionomy principles. Emphasis is placed on observing and supporting preferred patterns of movement and non-movement, allowing the body’s self-corrective reflexes to emerge without force. Students develop awareness of how the body organizes through motion and stillness, working with comfort as the primary guide. […]

This class presents an Ortho-Bionomy approach to restoring the functional movements of the abdomen and the organs fo digestion.  We will look at hte Viscera as a community within itself and explore how its movements extend out into the surrounding areas. Instructor Mike Miller (Bench assist with Shaney Rockefeller) July 23 sessions and study groups […]

Course Description This course presents foundational Ortho-Bionomy principles as they apply to the axial structures of the body, including the spine, pelvis, and trunk. Emphasis is placed on working with comfort to support balance and self-correction within the core. Students explore how gentle positioning and awareness influence the body’s organization, supporting release through comfort rather […]