
05/06/2025
Céline nailed it. Her face says it all. That conviction to wear the shoe. Who can relate?🙋🏾♀️I love my feet AND I also love dancing!
Being stylish is just one reason why we might sacrifice our foot wellness. However, there are ways in which we can still care for our feet, even when we might have to wear tight shoes for dance, work, play.
I invite you to take a couple hours to join me on this journey to connect deeper to your feet ~ these precious vehicles for doing what we love! Walking, dancing! Moving! They carry us as we walk through the world…they hold our weight against gravity…they are with us since we were in our mothers’ wombs.
Participants will learn:
🦶🏼basic foot and ankle anatomy (I promise it will be fun & exciting!)
🦶🏼Foot-awareness exercises
🦶🏼What to do in an emergency (spasms, rolled ankle, swelling) & who to seek for help!
🦶🏼How to care for our feet daily and especially as dance students
🦶🏼Explore some different tools we can resource for better maintenance of foot health
🦶🏼Self-massage
❗️Please note: this workshop is not meant to be a diagnostic space. We will be exploring our own unique feet and creating a self-awareness of our feet. If you have any foot conditions, including past surgeries or injuries, please indicate in the form when you register. I can give guidance of what steps you can take, but with this being a group session, I will not be providing individual assessments.
📋Registered participants will receive all tools and information.
Energy exchange (includes all materials/toe spacers will be an additional $4):
$40+HST: $45.99 (workshop)
$44+HST: $50.59 (workshop + toe spacers)
Limited to 15 participants
To register: please see link above
This workshop will be facilitated in English; Spanish and French will also be available. All document materials will be delivered in English.
Side note on Céline’s clip - the entire film was very powerful. This particular clip caught my attention and smile because she speaks truth haha! It’s nice to share the reality of such an iconic diva confirm with dry humour, that yes, sometimes we do put ourselves in uncomfortable situations to do what we love.