Dancers are more likely to have scoliosis than the general population, and while dance can be supportive to an asymmetrical spine, is can also be a frustrating endeavor for a dancer whose spine is different from the norm. In Episode 98, Ellie speaks to Suzanne Koucheravy, a pilates teacher who has devoted her work to supporting dancers with scoliosis through comprehensive, conscientious, educational, and empowering sessions. Together they touch on the basics of scoliosis, how Suzanne understands asymmetrical spines, and many other social elements and emerging perspectives on this complex topic.
Host: Ellie Kusner
Co-Hosts: Ellie Kusner and Marissa Schaeffer
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Introduction Soundscape: Brendan Berry and Dylan Ezzie
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Dancers are more likely to have scoliosis than the general population, and while dance can be supportive to an asymmetrical spine, is can also be a frustrating endeavor for a dancer whose spine is different from the norm. In Episode 98, Ellie speaks to Suzanne Koucheravy, a pilates teacher who has devoted her work to supporting dancers with scoliosis through comprehensive, conscientious, educational, and empowering sessions. Together they touch on the basics of scoliosis, how Suzanne understands asymmetrical spines, and many other social elements and emerging perspectives on this complex topic.
Host: Ellie Kusner
Co-Hosts: Ellie Kusner and Marissa Schaeffer
Website: www.dancewellpodcast.co
Email: DanceWellPodcast@gmail.com
Introduction Soundscape: Brendan Berry and Dylan Ezzie
Visual Image: Katie Dean
Did you know that:
- Pain is not biomedical, it is biopsychosocial.
- Tissue damage and pain aren’t correlated.
- Critical to pain management is getting in touch with bodies and emotions.
- Mental health practitioners are an integral part of a patient’s pain management team.
Learn this and so much more on DanceWell Podcast’s 88th Episode: On Pain with pain psychologist, Dr. Rachel Zoffness, PhD.
Get in touch with Dr. Zoffness:
The Pain Management Workbook: https://www.amazon.com/Pain-Management-Workbook-Powerful-Mindfulness-ebook/dp/B084JJ926N/ref=nodl_
Website: www.Zoffness.com
Twitter: @drzoffness
Instagram: @therealdoczoff
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Host: Marissa Schaeffer
Co-Hosts: Ellie Kusner and Marissa Schaeffer
Website: www.dancewellpodcast.com
Email: DanceWellPodcast@gmail.com
Introduction Soundscape: Brendan Berry and Dylan Ezzie
Visual Image: Katie Dean
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Dancers are more likely to have scoliosis than the general population, and while dance can be supportive to an asymmetrical spine, is can also be a frustrating endeavor for a dancer whose spine is different from the norm. In Episode 98, Ellie speaks to Suzanne Koucheravy, a pilates teacher who has devoted her work to supporting dancers with scoliosis through comprehensive, conscientious, educational, and empowering sessions. Together they touch on the basics of scoliosis, how Suzanne understands asymmetrical spines, and many other social elements and emerging perspectives on this complex topic.
Host: Ellie Kusner
Co-Hosts: Ellie Kusner and Marissa Schaeffer
Website: www.dancewellpodcast.co
Email: DanceWellPodcast@gmail.com
Introduction Soundscape: Brendan Berry and Dylan Ezzie
Visual Image: Katie Dean
