Charles Darwin built a great mansion: There were countless rooms, studios, salons, corridors and grand halls; and the towering entry doors were thrown open to the world, inviting all to enter. Curiously, however, even though the invitation remained open for one hundred years, no one took up residence.

Thomas Hanna offers a reflective follow up to Bodies in Revolt, the 1970 book in which he established the field of Somatics.

Part 4 in a 4-part series by the founder of the field of Somatics discussing some of its philosophical and theoretical underpinnings.​

Part 3 in a 4-part series by the founder of the field of Somatics discussing some of its philosophical and theoretical underpinnings.​

Part 2 of a 4 part article by the founder of the field of Somatics, which provides philosophical and academic discussion about some central concepts and questions of the field.

Part 1 of a 4 part article by the founder of the field of Somatics, which provides philosophical and academic discussion about some central concepts and questions of the field.

The bodywork community lost a vital member in Thomas Hanna, who died in a late July auto accident near Novato, California. He was 61.

Thomas Hanna's somatic insights are not only an inspiration to a member of the first class in Clinical Somatic Education, but a breakthrough in somatic learning.