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 January 3, 2010 | 9:30-4:30 | Toronto |
$100 if you book by Dec 24 (reg. $120)
A powerful one-day Toronto retreat for men
This day will include martial arts, meditation and yoga for men. Participants need no prior experience in any of these areas. The exercises will guide participants in connecting with their "man-ness" in a balanced way. Tapping this inner power and wisdom will improve relationships, increase work-related success, develop greater physical fitness (and appeal),reduce stress and, on an energetic level, will make these warrior-men even more desirable.
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 June 3, 10, 17, 24
Wednesday Nights 6:45 to 9:30
contact: girlcancreate@yahoo.ca
An experiential woman's creative group that meets once a week to play and create using a variety of different inspirations.
Focusing on self-expression and the desire to bring more art to our lives we will use Collage, Storytelling, Movement, Doll making, Beadwork and Journaling to jumpstart our creativity and help create unique pieces of art.
About Lisa Pijuan-Nomura
Join Lisa Pijuan-Nomura as she teaches two new creativity classes from her studio in the Historical Distillery District. Well known for both her work as a curator and multidisciplinary artist, Lisa has also facilitated many creativity classes in journaling, dance and storytelling. She has worked with Wild Women Expeditions, Rio Caliente Hot Springs and Healing Centre in Mexico, and is active as a Creativity Coach in Toronto. |
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 Starting Jan 6th 2009
every TUESDAY from 7:00-9:00 p.m
until the end of March.
Classes will be $10 each (paid monthly).
Drop-ins are welcome!
contact: caraspooner@gmail.com |
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 Fridays 9:00 – 12:00 noon
August 8 - 29, 2008
The cost
$240 per person
$200 if you pay before July 18
$360 for two people ($180 each) if you pay on the same cheque before July 18
How to register
Email:
bodylanguage@sympatico.ca
Call: 416 433-4170
The messages are all around us:
“Push harder!”
“Go further!”
“Stretch your hamstrings … your budget … your mind!”
“Keep on working ‘it’ … even when you feel you can’t go on.”
It happens in the classroom, the gym, the dance studio. It can happen at your cubicle at work or even at your own easel or writing desk. Sometimes, the message comes from someone in authority, but often, the hardest taskmaster is within.
No wonder. These days, we’re all supposed to be lean, tough and efficient: like soldiers. Try Googling “boot camp” some time, and see how many companies are trying to get a piece of the militaristic action.
But pushing past your limits is not the only way to become healthier, stronger or more productive. The Feldenkrais method offers a different approach.
In this four-week workshop, we’ll explore how you can rest more,
stay within your range, and be satisfied – even delighted – with the results.
The Format
Each session will consist of
- An Awareness-Through-Movement® lesson (1 hour)
- An hour to work on a project of your choice
- An hour of discussion and group exploration
This will not be a critique as such; it’s aimed at helping you see your project in a new way so you can decide for yourself what to change, if anything.
BUT – if you want to keep working on your project for the full two hours, you have that option as well. For that matter, you can sleep or stare out the window!
You will benefit from this workshop …
If you want to commit to setting aside time for a creative project;
If you want to start something new;
If you want to work in a discipline that’s not familiar to you;
If you want to take a new approach to
something you’ve been doing for a long time:
If you’re not sure what you want, but it sounds interesting anyway.
Do you need to be an artist of some kind to benefit from this workshop?
No! You might be creating something in the area of business, computing, relationships. Creativity is everywhere.
What to bring
A yoga or movement mat, loose clothes, and supplies for your project.
What is provided
Some art supplies, snacks and tea
Maria Meindl has been teaching adults since 1986. She is a Guild Certified Feldenkrais® Practitioner with a special interest in creativity. The Feldenkrais Method of Somatic Education is designed to help you move with greater ease. It can enhance performance in sports and dance, help you recover from injury and avoid re-injury. By helping you free yourself from habits, Feldenkrais enhances creativity for everyone … in all aspects of life. For more information about Feldenkrais, please visit www.bodylanguagetoronto.com.
Maria has an M.A. in Educational Philosophy and a B.A. in Drama. Her poetry, fiction and articles have appeared in numerous publications including The Literary Review of Canada, Descant, Musicworks and Queen Street Quarterly. She has performed her comic monologues at events including Word on the Street and the Festival of Women in the Arts. Recently, she completed Past Forgetting, a biography of her grandmother, the poet and broadcaster Mona Gould (1908-1999). Her radio documentary on siblings caring for their elderly parents was first aired on CBC Ideas in 2003, and another on polio and its aftermath aired in 2007.
Maria is one of the co-ordinators of Draft, a reading series in the East end of Toronto.
For further information call 416 433-4170, email bodylanguage@sympatico.ca
or visit www.bodylanguagetoronto.com
FELDENKRAIS®, FELDENKRAIS METHOD® and AWARENESS THROUGH MOVEMENT® are Service marks of The FELDENKRAIS GUILD® of North America |
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Tuesdays 6:30 – 9:30 pm
January 15th – March 4th
8 classes for $240
To register
email:info@labspacestudio.com
phone: 416 836 1516
Interdisciplinary Solo Creation with Meagan O’Shea
A workshop geared to actors, dancers and performance artists. Participants are led through a range of creation techniques researched and developed in Meagan O’Shea’s signature solo work. Drawing on techniques and elements of Movement Composition, Theatre Games, Action Theater, Improvisation, Clown, Physical Theatre, Character-based Choreography and poetic and theatrical writing, O’Shea guides participants to create their own map for navigating the creative process, and explores different ways to incorporate interdisciplinary elements into a performance piece.
Meagan O’Shea is a nationally acclaimed interdisciplinary performing artist best known for her self-solo work. Influenced by her training in dance, theatre, clown and comedy, O'Shea has performed her solos across Canada, in the USA, the UK, and in Europe.
http://www.meaganoshea.ca/
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