How we encourage or inhibit our innate actions establishes the autonomy to transcend the past and present and orient to the future. In this four-day program participants work intensively with formative methods developed at the Center. Daily sessions include somatic-emotional exercises, didactic presentation, and individual work with Keleman in the group. Formative practice exercises are the heart of the work and teach the volitional management of behavior. The intent is to support individual identity, deepen somatic process and patterns of feeling, and gain practical skills in working with oneself and others.
First section is prerequisite and enrollment is limited.
All programs are held at 2045 Francisco Street, Berkeley unless otherwise noted. In this workshop we will explore somatically the stories of our days in order to influence our patterns of behavior and expand our capacity for growth, intimacy and potential. Tamara R. Greenberg is a registered dance therapist in private practice in Berkeley, providing psychotherapeutic and somatic movement therapy to further the emotional and physical integration of the individual.