Kim Rothwell
The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishing
The Return to Embodiment is love song to the ordinary, the poetic, the implicit world of the body itself as a place of knowing and movement as our very first language. It's a phenomenological exploration of how and what moves us as we travel among the social, cultural, historical, environmental settings in which we find ourselves. Each individual I interview offers particular experiences, grounded in this knowing.
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Episodes
The Embrace as shared by Luz de Olano through the Argentinian tango 05.06.2020 41:41
In a time of social distance due to Corona virus, Luz de Olano reminds us of the tenderness and beauty found in the embrace. Luz is a tango dancer and a tango singer who has performed internationally. Luz teaches tango with a playfulness that promotes ease in the learning process, and she provides tours of milongas throughout Buenos Aires. Luz has studied psicotango with Monica P...
Deirdre Fay on gaining access to ones' own self and finding bliss underneath the mind chatter 15.05.2020 41:43
Deirdre Fay MSW, LICSW invites us to trust the process of reinvention that occurs throughout life and is occuring now. She encourages us to slow down and to differentiate between what is the past coming into the present through thoughts, feelings or sensations, and what is truly happening now. In the book, Attachment Based Yoga and Meditation for Trauma Recovery, Deirdre draws connections betwee...
Rachel Sherron on The subtlest movements 17.04.2020 40:21
Rachel Sherron talks about inner sense healing arts collective and the vision of preparing teachers to be trauma and mental health aware. She also describes work with clients including subtle movements in the healing of trauma. Rachel's creative endeavors include: a private practice in Chicago (somawisechicago.com), teaching yoga at Innersense Healing Arts Collective (www.innersensehealingarts...
Welcome to the second season of the Return to Embodiment 06.03.2020 7:24
The Return to Embodiment is a love song to the ordinary, the poetic, the implict world of the body itself as a place of knowing, and movement as our very first language. it's a phenomenological exploration of how and what moves us as we travel among the social, cultural, historical, environmental settings in which we find ourselves. Each individual i interview offers particular experiences g...
Stacey Hurst on reinhabiting the body through movement 18.10.2019 24:17
In this podcast, Stacey Hurst LCPC, BC-DMT, GL-CMA examines her clinical work with people who have suffered trauma as it relates to the evacuation and reinhabiting of the body. The power of attachment, especially in the context of being seen as a mover comes into the conversation along with some reflections on her own experience as a mother. Stacey currently teaches Laban Movement Analysis cours...
Kris Larsen on the priviledge of stillness and finding rest in movement 17.10.2019 37:12
Kris Larsen BC-DMT, LCPC, GL-CMA, is a therapist, educator and performer. He has been in private practice for 25 years and taught in graduate education for over 20. Kris teaches ‘The Neuroscience of Embodied Presence’ through the Embodied Education Institute of Chicago. In this podcast, Kris brings humor, honesty, and generosity of spirit as he shares about the ways in which Tourette's disorder...
Introducing the Return to Embodiment 10.10.2019 1:50
The Return to Embodiment is a love song to the ordinary, the poetic, the implict world of the body itself as a place of knowing, and movement as our very first language. it's a phenomenological exploration of how and what moves us as we travel among the social, cultural, historical, environmental settings in which we find ourselves. Each individual i interview offers particular experiences g...
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