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SUMMARY:Lifestreams: Continuum as Moving Medicine\, Hobart\, Tasmania
DESCRIPTION:Pilates J Studio\n1242 Acton Road – Cambridge \nContinuum is “moving medicine”. Emilie Conrad\, creator of Continuum Movement\, taught that all fluids are basically one element\, resonating with all other fluids. They function as a kind of umbilical cord supplying us with the pulsing undulations of life. Continuum increases flexibility\, motility\, wellbeing\, creativity\, innovation\, adaptability and vitality. \nThis workshop is an invitation to dive deep into the pool of existence within our cells and enter the play of life through Continuum\, a practice that involves simple sound streams (to stir the fluid that resides within our tissues)\, breathing patterns\, and slow\, organic movements. In this workshop\, we will have opportunities to address specific participant or client issues as defined by the group. \nThis workshop is open to movement artists and practitioners\, therapists\, body workers and all those committed to a deep exploration of how life reveals itself in each and every breath and movement we create. \nOver the weekend we will focus on how Continuum aids us to restore fluidity and health to our tissue\, our movement\, and overall well-being\, after specific injuries\, chronic stress\, and/or exposure to life challenging or traumatic events. Reference will be made to how Continuum has been used with survivors of large-scale disasters\, interpersonal violence and physical injury to guide our own fluid inquiries. \nWHEN: 3-5 March 2017 Friday 6-9pm Saturday 1-6:30pm Sunday 10am-4pm \nWHERE: Pilates J studio of Julie Hills\, 1242 Acton Road\, Cambridge\, Tasmania \nPayment to Amber E. Gray via PAYPAL: amber@ecentral.com \nFor logistical information\, contact Julie Hills: pilates@pilatesJ.com.au or 0402 827 651
URL:https://ambergray.com/event/lifestreams-continuum-as-moving-medicine-hobart-tasmania/
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SUMMARY:Continuurhythm®: Polyvagal informed Continuum at Tensegrity in Sunshine Coast\, Australia
DESCRIPTION:Tensegrity Studio\n306 Kiel Mountain Road – Kiels Mountain\, Sunshine Coast \nVery special three day workshop with Amber Gray on the Sunshine Coast. \nThe Continuum Movement\, pioneered by Emilie Conrad\, is an antidote to the challenges of an uncertain world. Continuum is a renowned self discovery method\, a revitalizing movement practice\, and a transformational life practice. \nBreath\, sound and movement sequences ranging from slow and subtle to fluidly dynamic form the basis of our three days of movement exploration. \nContinuum Movement was “born” in Haiti; inspired by the undulating movements of Haitian dancers in ceremony\, Emilie was inspired to explore the source of free\, unconstrained movement for pleasure\, for wellness\, and to counter the effects of stress\, aging\, illness\, injury\, and trauma. \nContinuurhythm® is authorized Continuum teacher Amber Gray’s unique synthesis of Haitian dance\, Dr. Stephen Porges polyvagal theory\, and Continuum. This polyvagal informed and Haitian dance inspired Continuum workshop will integrate extended movement practices with polyvagal theory and teachings from Haitian sacred tradition. It is appropriate for movers of all levels of experience and fitness\, and for those working with or living with trauma\, stress injury\, physical injury\, and chronic pain. It is also perfect for movement therapists and artists\, bodyworkers\, somatic practitioners\, psychotherapists\, healers and dancers who want to connect to the deep roots of all movement; our own inner choreographer\, the fluid\, resilient body.
URL:https://ambergray.com/event/continuurhythm-polyvagal-informed-continuum-at-tensegrity-in-sunshine-coast-australia/
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SUMMARY:Amber Gray and colleague Tarrie Burnett spoke on their programs for to empower Refugee Women at the UN Convention on Women
DESCRIPTION:ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN\n\nThe sixty-first session of the Commission on the Status of Women took place at the United Nations Headquarters in New York\, from 13 to 24 March 2017. Representatives of Member States\, UN entities\, and ECOSOC-accredited non-governmental organizations (NGOs) from all regions of the world attended the session. The themes of this years session were: \n\nPriority Theme: Women’s economic empowerment in the changing world of work\nReview Theme: Challenges and achievements in the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals for women and girls (agreed conclusions of the fifty-eighth session)\nEmerging Issue/Focus Area: The empowerment of indigenous women\n\nAmber Gray\, Restorative Resources Director\, was a presenter at the Forum. Amber co-presented with colleagues from The University of New Mexico\, The Turkish House\, and Lutheran Family Services. Amber’s presentation focused on a framework LFS piloted to provide group therapy to Afghan women\, who are recently arrived refugees\, using a public/mental health and creative arts therapy approach. This group fosters a restored sense of belonging through connection\, empowerment\, and engagement with meaningful activities. \nThe framework is being replicated with women from Central African Republic and Democratic Republic of Congo this year. Unlike many group therapy approaches\, this framework utilizes a public health approach so the facilitators and the women can co-create the group content and process. The framework is based on Amber’s Restorative Movement Psychotherapy\, a mindfulness\, somatic and arts based approach to working with refugee and war trauma; survivors of torture; and survivors of interpersonal trauma in cross cultural contexts. Participants attending the Forum from Mozambique and Kurdistan expressed an interest in similar programs\, and Restorative Resources is currently co-seeking funds for the Kurdistan program. We are conducting research on impact on a sense of belonging\, for the second year.
URL:https://ambergray.com/event/amber-gray-and-colleague-tarrie-burnett-spoke-on-their-programs-for-to-empower-refugee-women-at-the-un-convention-on-women/
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SUMMARY:Amber is speaking at the UCLA Expressive Arts Summit in Los Angeles
DESCRIPTION:Hilton Los Angeles Airport\n5711 W Century Blvd – Los Angeles \nPsychotherapy Approaches • Contemplative Practices\nCommunity Building \nNew Experiences — New Connections \nAll the Creative Arts plus Play Therapy\n150 Faculty • Over 100 Sessions • 4 Days \nVIEW ALL INFORMATION AT THIS LINK
URL:https://ambergray.com/event/amber-is-speaking-at-the-ucla-expressive-arts-summit-in-los-angeles/
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