Martha Peterson
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Maplewood, NJ 07040
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My work developed out of a passion to help empower others to create greater wellness within themselves and their communities. It has been recognized that wellness involves working through multiple dimensions (such as the body, mind, emotions, being, relationships, and the environment), and to be present with the truths that the integration of them holds for each person. Somatic Well-Being involves tapping into one's awareness and learning to become more skillful in working with ourselves. Read more about Kim Kies
Kim attended Smith college where she studied Psychology, Neuroscience, and Gender Development. She is a member of the Clinical Somatic Education class of 2007.
Areas of special interest include: working with children and individuals with neurological complications or conditions. She has also worked closely with members of the GLBT community. Read more about Kim Saumell
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Nancy Nesyto-Freske (ne-see-toe fres-ke) is a Certified Yoga Instructor and Certified Yoga Therapist and a member of the International Association of Yoga Therapists. Read more about Nancy Nesyto-Freske
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Laura Gates is a Certified Clinical Somatic Educator (CSE) practitioner living in New York City. The teaches and works with clients regularly in northern AL and often in Norway as well. As a former professional dancer, she toured internationally with the Lar Lubovitch Dance Co in the 70s and 80s and earned an MFA degree in dance from Bennington College. She brings 30 years experience as a movement educator to her work and has training in deep tissue body work with Tyr Throne, anatomy with Irene Dowd, and Clinical Somatic Education at Somatic Systems Institute, Northampton, MA. Read more about Laura M Gates
Juliana Locklin, a former dancer, is also a yoga teacher and Certified Ayurvedic Nutritionist from Bioticare.
She holds a certificate from Integral Yoga Institute to teach Yoga for Beginners, a Personal Trainer certificate from ACE (American Council on Exercise), and has also studied the Feldenkrais Method.
Movement and anatomy has been an intrinsic part of her life from an early age, and Clinical Somatics has helped her own development as well as how she can teach others to stay healthy and vital. Read more about Juliana Locklin
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
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Ily Shofestall graduated from the Florida School of massage in 1984 and over the next 30 years it became her mission to improve the quality of life for those who suffer from unnecessary chronic pain. Ily's approach is quite eclectic, greatly influenced by Dr. Raymond Nimmo and his Receptor-Tonus Technique (a man way before his time), Dr. Janet Travell, a pioneer in Myofacial Release and Thomas Hanna a Somatic Educator. These three people shape the lens through which Ily looks at her clients. Read more about Ily Shofestall
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My other activities include engineering and design. Read more about Chris Lowndes
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Patience has been involved in the field of natural health for over 25 years and is currently practicing in Amherst MA. Her practice includes Somatic Education through Prime Somatics and The Trager® Approach, Kripalu Bodywork and Therapeutic Massage, energy work, and massage for pregnancy and postpartum. Read more about Patience Bousel
As a somatic therapist and educator, I bring together a variety of formal education, specific bodywork training, and life experiences in the area of healing arts. I am a licensed massage therapist in both Texas and Oregon, with over 1400 hours in my field, and have been practicing as a full-time professional since 1987.
I have been in practice as a Somatic Educator since 1993. I am a faculty member in Somatic Systems Institute's Professional Training Program, helping to train new generations of Clinical Somatic Educators. Read more about Pam Bladine
Karen Hewitt is a certified Somatic Educator trained in the first program ever conducted by Thomas Hanna. She was the first Training Coordinator of the training program after Thomas Hanna. She has an extensive and distinguished background in classroom education, professional training, corporate training, and mathematics education. Karen is a founder and senior member of the Somatics Board of Accreditation, the international organization responsible for licensing and certifying Somatics programs and practitioners. Karen is a founding and Charter member of the Clinical Somatic Education Society, and has been in private practice in San Jose, California since 1990. Read more about Karen Hewitt
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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
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Evi Hofmann is a certified Clinical Somatic Educator. She is a graduate of the Clinical Somatic Education Professional Training Course at the Somatic Systems Institute in Northampton, Massachusetts. She also attended a three-year, full-time training at the Loheland Gymnastics Academy in Germany where she graduated as a state-certified physical educator. Read more about Evi Hofmann
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
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After an accident that left her severely incapacitated, Mary Ann discovered the healing power of Clinical Somatic Education. As a result of being restored to health by this wonderful modality, she has become devoted to bringing this "new" education to as many people as possible. Mary Ann became a Certified Clinical Somatic Educator in August, 2008 after a two-and-a-half-year training period. Read more about Mary Ann Gray Voorhies
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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
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