with Anita Bondi and Leah Mann
Pivot
Embodied Processes for Change
Anita Bondi and
Leah Mann
ONLINE
MAIN WORKSHOP: Sunday, January 10th ,10 AM - 2 PM PST with lunch break. Options for add on Inquiry and Video Sessions (See poster)
It is time to CHANGE. We are being called to SHIFT, ADJUST, ADAPT, and EVOLVE. To PIVOT we: fall / recover, contract/ release and center for balance.....rest too. Tap you INNER AUTHORITY and DEEP LISTENING. Liberate yourself as you CLEAR, GROUND and HOLD INTENTION.
Leah and Anita have been collaborating for 30 plus years. They weave their artistry, embodied wellness practices to offer PRACTICAL TOOLS and a bit of MAGIC so you can PIVOT with ease and grace. Workshop and private sessions will include movement, ritual, writing, video prompts, and improvisational play inspired by INTERPLAY
Cost: $50, $140 or $190
Venue
Online Workshops
ONLINE
Leaders
Anita Bondi
Anita discovered InterPlay during her senior year at East Stroudsburg University in 1986. Almost a decade later, when her dance injuries threatened to end her movement career, she came back to improvisation and became a certified InterPlay leader. It saved her life and that is the truth! It has opened up doors and windows that she would have never seen. All of this has led her to the creation of The InterPlay Inspiration Deck. The deck was released in 2009 and consists of 22 of the principles and practices of InterPlay brought to life with stories, colors and symbols. It is a great tool for seasoned InterPlayers, as well as an easy , delightful introduction to InterPlay for anyone else!
http://www.anitabondidesigns.com
Leah Mann
Leah Mann (she, they) is a dancer, choreographer, somatic practitioner, and arts educator, focusing on embodied social justice. They are Co-Director of Lelavision", a performance and production company based on Vashon Island, WA, that combines kinetic sculpture, dance and music. Leah is Artistic Director Emeritus of Moving in the Spirit, a youth mentorship, urban outreach program, utilizing the praxis of dance to develop life skills (Atlanta, GA). Through their kinetic learning style, they work to cultivate community through the common denominators of the human experience. Most recently they have been facilitating movement, music, and play with medically fragile youth, Muslim immigrants, and pregnant people in recovery. They are in an ongoing science-art collaboration with Morehouse College / Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership focusing on wellness and healthy ecosystems micro to macro. Leah has been InterPlaying since its inception!!
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