The diaphragm is formed from a number of composite parts in the embryo. The most important is the septum transversum. Understanding the history of the formation of the diaphragm explains why the heart, lungs, liver, gut tube, neck and fascia all resonate...
Read more...Marina Collard has been dancing and/or teaching movement, dance and somatic practice all her life. She is also a biodynamic craniosacral therapist. Steve Haines teaches cranial work all over the world and is the co author of ‘Cranial Intelligence – A Practical Guide To Biodynamic...
Read more...David Abram's writing is amazing. His talks are up there as well by the looks of it, the short video above is wonderful on the struggle to be in a body.He has a new book out - 'Becoming Animal'. His first, 'The...
Read more...Inspiring interview with the founder of Continuum.
Read more...Amazing illustration of the mobilisation and immobilisation phases of the overwhelm response. Initially aggressive and quick, but when its head is trapped and there are no options for escape the snake goes limp and plays dead.If you ask me, playing with snakes...
Read more...Ged: 'I’ve got this thing that you need to get to a sort of proficient skill level, then we’re all the same; all practitioners are equally effective. You don’t need to be in practice for 20 years. You know what I mean?...
Read more...Genetic science is currently at the leading edge of modern medicine. An article by Graham Kennedy RCST [/caption]It is based on the principle of genetic determinacy, a belief that essentially states – at our core we are our genes. Before we go...
Read more...I have recently discovered Gil Hedley's videos, just fabulous. This video, 'The "Fuzz" Speech', will change your relationship to stretching forever. Check out the fuzzed up left scapula compared to the unfuzzy right scapula about half way through, and then try to...
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