All Practitioners

Boguslawa (Bogusia) Badon was born in Wroclaw, Poland where she initially studied to become a physical education instructor. However, she then decided that she wanted to combine her interest in human physiology with her love of fitness and extended her training in the direction of rehabilitation. After moving to the United States, she received her certification in physical therapy in Connecticut and Massachusetts and founded Farmington Valley Physical Therapy. Read more about Bogusia Badon

I have had a lifelong interest in the human mind and body, beginning with ten years of intensive study of ballet and modern dance at Boston Ballet School and Boston Conservatory. After leaving dance, I decided to explore my interest in the visual arts, and received my Bachelors in Interior Design from Boston Architectural Center. I loved interior design, but after working in the field for six years I felt that the physical aspect of my life was missing. Read more about Sarah Warren

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

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

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

Marilyn Warnock is a certified Somatic Educator trained in the first program ever conducted. Marilyn has been in practice in northern California since 1990. She was instrumental in founding the Clinical Somatic Education Professional Training Program at Somatic Systems Institute, and is a trainer emeritius at Somatic Systems Institute. Read more about Marilyn Warnock

In addition to being a Clinical Somatic Educator, Dave Bilyeu has been a life-long martial artist, starting in judo at the age of 6, then migrating into other traditional martial arts, and then Chinese arts in the late 60s. Sifu Dave holds a variety of black belt ranks including some high level rankings in Chinese arts. Sifu Dave founded Nei Gung Chuan Fa “Internal Fist Way” which is a martial art focused on the hidden potential of internal connection in all martial arts. Read more about David Bilyeu

Carrie has been studying and practicing dance, yoga, and movement awareness techniques for the past 25 years. She received a BFA in modern dance performance from the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, and then moved to New York to pursue a professional dance career. While living in New York City, in addition to dancing and performing she began working as a lighting designer and technician for dance and off-Broadway theatre. Working in such physically demanding fields, Carrie observed how people handle different levels of stress, and how they hold that stress in their bodies. Read more about Carrie Day