Living Life to Its Fullest!

Great Moves: How Hang, Swing, Thrust, and Shape Can Transform Your Life

An InterPlay Weekend for All
Billy Amoss and Kate Amoss

Washington, DC

Saturday, June 9, 2012, 9:30am - 4:30pm

Are you tired of empty promises of what will make you happy? It is time to thrust out in new directions. Swing into action. Shape the life you want. And to hang out and smell the roses. You will spend the weekend exploring the four basic movement forms of InterPlay -- thrust, swing, shape, and hang. You will explore how they are the basic building blocks of your life and how you can use them to create a bigger life for yourself.

InterPlay is a practice and philosophy, rooted in the power of play, which helps us unlock the wisdom of the body. InterPlay’s creative process uses easy-to learn forms of movement, storytelling and voice that anyone can do. It balances experiences with reflection and solo/group activities. InterPlay is dedicated to helping the whole person thrive: body, mind, heart and spirit. It was created by Cynthia Winton-Henry and Phil Porter and is practiced throughout the world. www.interplay.org

Move to Greatness is a movement system founded by Betsy Wetzig and Ginny Whitelaw. www.movetogreatness.com

Cost: $60, $50 for InPlay members

Registration/Information: Kate Amoss 301/681-8860 or interplaydc@yahoo.com

Venue

Seekers Church

276 Carroll St. NW
Washington, DC 20012
Leaders

Billy Amoss

Billy Amoss is a certified InterPlay leader in the Washington, D.C. area. He has run retreats for men that focus on living a more embodied life, and he and his wife Kate are leading the Life Practice program in the Washington, D.C. area. Billy is the Executive Director of the Rostropovich Foundation, a DC-based non-profit organization that finances and manages international children?s health programs.

Kate Amoss

Kate Amoss, LCPC, is a weaver, InterPlay master teacher, and professional counselor in private practice. She has an unshakable faith in the power of the imagination to transform, delight, and liberate. She uses applied InterPlay with clients in groups, workshops, and individually. Together with her husband, Billy, she co-leads the InterPlay Life Practice program in the Washington DC.

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