[Adta] A wonderful resource with the breath in movement

[TStromsted at aol.com]

Dear Friends and Colleagues,
I wanted to share this wonderful   resource with you, offered by   Juerg 
Roffler, a friend and colleague who is a profound teacher in   breathwork who has 
been working with dancers, therapists and people from many other disciplines 
and cultures around the world for decades.   Here is news of the new training 
program he is offering in the Bay area.
 Summertime blessings,

Tina Stromsted
San Francisco




breathdance
a Middendorf breathexperience program

for dancers, performing artists and movement and dance therapists and 
educators

Learn how the principle of allowing the breath to come and go on its own, and 
other breathexperience principles can eliminate patterns in movement and show 
the true personal expression in movement – effortless, even if you are asked 
to follow a particular form.

Breathexperience is a somatic healing practice   based on the autonomic 
breath. It was introduced to the U.S. by Ilse Middendorf and Juerg Roffler and the 
Middendorf Institute for Breathexperience in San Francisco and Berkeley in 
the1980’s. The body mind spirit movement of the 1920’s inspired people like Mary 
Wigman, Rudolph Laban and Ilse Middendorf, the originator of the 
breathexperience work.   Ilse’s work is internationally recognized as one of the leading 
practices in the somatic healing arts.


One year program starting January 4, 2008

Preliminary workshop: October 6 and 7, 2007

Breathe without effort

Move without effort

Dance and express without effort

See a short video clip of our breathdance performance “Odem” at the U.C. 
Berkeley Art Museum in April 2007
http://www.breathdanceexperience.blogspot.com

more information

www.breathexperience.com

Middendeorf Institute for Breathexperience
Berkeley, CA 94710
510 – 981 1710



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