All Practitioners

Serving as a guide and facilitator in Clinical Somatic Education, my mission is to gently help clients build confidence, renew sense of self and reclaim personal empowerment by learning to move with more ease. I am skilled at safely adapting somatics and yoga for every client’s ability, from young athletes to people who have serious illness and chronic physical conditions.  Read more about Pam Kamoku

Anne brings a blend of humour, compassion, respect and connection to her classes; using movement, breath, mantra, stillness and meditation to improve the health and well-being of her students, and she’s continually learning and growing so that she can support others on their paths. Anne believes that Yoga can bring us back to ourselves, back to our true nature so that we can enjoy life in all its abundance. Read more about Anne Pruner

Bill Arcand is a certified Clinical Somatic Educator and movement educator in practice at Studio Helix in Northampton, Massachusetts. Additionally, Bill is a certified trainer, functional fitness instructor and exercise counselor with expertise in martial arts. He has a diverse background in fitness, movement and education. Bill utilizes his knowledge of anatomy, biomechanics and neurophysiology to deliver movement specific training. Read more about Bill Arcand

I have traveled a very interesting path in life. I have a Masters Degree in physics and I taught physics at the college level. Then I started working on another Masters program and was looking forward to being an Electrical and Computer Engineer. After completing all the course requirements, I started working on my final project; this is where my life and my interests in life started changing.... Read more about Anagha Agte

Jon Aronstein is a Certified Clinical Somatic Educator providing functional fitness training and tennis coaching and lessons at Tennis at Maple Ridge in Sunderland, Masschusetts.

Jon studied at Brandeis University and at the University of Massachusetts, where he incorporated studies of Sociology, Philosophy, Psychology, Religous Anthropology, Biological and Natural Sciences, Experiential and Outoor Education, and Holistic Health into a degree program of "Somatic Health, Wellnes, and Learning". Read more about Jon Aronstein

As my life, body experiences and body needs have shifted throughout the years, my training has delved deeper to include Therapeutic Yoga, movement focused childbirth education, Somatics and Trauma-Informed Resilience Practices.

My personal practice and approach to teaching has changed over the years as well. I’ve slowed down – which allows me to turn off the auto-pilot switch and learn to pause, notice and listen in new ways.  The continual practice helps me notice when I push too hard and helps me remember that there’s strength in softness. Read more about Amy LePage

I was drawn to Clinical Somatics as a way of sharing the gift of physical freedom with others who are frustrated by the limitations caused by health problems. Having been injured as a child, I spent the majority of my childhood and young adulthood trapped by my condition and limited in the activities I wanted to pursue. I spent a decade looking for a solution, trying numerous different modalities in both mainstream and alternative medicine. Read more about Patrick Flanagan