Kim Sargent-Wishart leads us on an exploration of somatics, inquiry and how we can find even deeper and more subtle ways of exploring our felt sense. Expanding on Moshe’s ideas of sensing the self through the nervous system and skeleton, Kim explains how sensing into any part of our anatomy gives us new insights and ways of being.
Kim is a Melbourne based Certified Practitioner and Teacher of Body-Mind Centering®, and a Registered Somatic Movement Educator and Therapist. Originally from the United States, Kim has danced since childhood, completing a Bachelor of Arts in Dance with Honors. Her studies in massage, anatomy and kinesiology, Pilates and Body Mind Centering® bring tangible and embodied connection to all aspects of creative exploration and expression.
As an artist, researcher, educator & writer, Kim specializes in somatic education, physical practices & contemplative photography. She is also a long time student of Buddhist traditions.
In 2016 Kim was able to put all her interests together into an intriguing Doctorate entitled “Making Nothing out of Something: Emptiness, Embodiment and Creative Activity." She holds weekly drop-in and themed classes online.
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