Moving Stories: Discovering the Body's Wisdom Through Movement

08/08/2025

Upcoming Workshops: Creating in Community

03/07/2025

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I.D: Altar with lit candle, shells, crystals, dancing bodies sculpture, flowers and bowl of water. Altar and photo by Stefanie Cohen Greetings everyone, I'm reaching out to you from my patch of this fierce planet, committed to stand together for its/our advocacy, and to live with dignity and belongi...

10/10/2024

Upcoming Autumn Offerings

I.D: Flyer detailing upcoming Authentic Movement Offerings in white type over photo of the back of woman in a red dress crouching on a pier next to a bright green algae-covered pond. Photo by Lisa Steichmann from performance installation by Stefanie Cohen and Corey Gearhart Greetings everyone, I wri...

09/03/2024

Sharing a new newsletter with autumn offerings to our earthly bodies 💚💙

I.D: Mixed-media collage/drawing with aquatic and geological imagery and words, including needs, desires, guidelines, expectations, transparency, privacy....etc. Artwork by Stefanie Cohen. Greetings everyone, Though I hardly believe how quickly it seems the earth has been rotating over the past few....

02/06/2024

Hi there, SE Michigan folks, we have a beautiful group assembling and just a couple more spots for this Sunday's workshop. Registration ends on Friday, 2/9.
We'd love to move (grief) with you there. 💙

02/01/2024

The challenges and potentials of grief

02/01/2024

I've been delighted to serve as a guest contributor to my friend's weekly blog, and to enjoy the "joy of deadlines" as impetus to get some writing done. This one is an extended play version of last week's newsletter. I invite you to check it out and to likewise read the other fine work by Drew and my fellow writers.

The challenges and potentials of grief

01/23/2024

Deep Waters

I.D: Mixed-media collage/drawing with aquatic and geological imagery. Artwork by Stefanie Cohen. Greetings to you all, I reach out to you from the chill of the past weeks; from biting January winds and a frozenness that would lull us into believing that all is still. From a time in which we might be...