Concurrent Sessions is a service mark of Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen, used with permission. Main-Conference Thursday, May 28, 2015 12:30 - 13:30 Registration 13:30 - 13:45 Opening Circle les ballets C de la B 14:00 - 15:40 What have glial cells, the Vagus Nerve and Tango got to do with each other? Sonja Riket les ballets C de la B Stam/entrance hall EC 1,66 BMC is about relationship, within our self and to our surrounding world. In this workshop, we will explore, through hands‐on and guided movement partnering, the nature of the glial cells. Learn about new developments on the Vagus nerve and discover how they relate to the essence and secret of the intimate Tango embrace. 14:00 - 15:40 Studio Lod Centring Ildiko Viczian Centring: an unified practice of turning in and opening out to Awareness in Action. The methods of Body‐Mind Centering and Centering Prayer are combined with the intent of awakening to the greater Life we are immersed in. Through the meditation, somatization, movement and sound exercises we experience, embody, and express more of our whole being. 15:50-17:10 The heart in embodiment Wilma Vesseur les ballets C de la B EC 0,66 Concurrent Sessions Studio Lod FibroMove® A Social -Somatic -Integration -Support program for Chronic Pain & Fibromyalgia. Noya Nachmany EC 1,33 Learn about how chronic pain can develop into Fibromyalgia and how Fibromyalgia can be helped! This workshop will present you with basic knowledge about Chronic Pain & Fibromyalgia, and how it manifestsitself in body and brain according to evidence-based theories from different fields.We will then work with transmission of pulses and information through body & space through biological –chemical –emotional –visual processes to demonstrate how trauma stimulates manifestation in the cells and differently within each body system. Lecture 15:50-17:10 17:15 - 18:15 Concurrent Sessions Body-Mind Centering® and BMC® are registered service marks of Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen and Tracing and experiencing our embryological history provide us with a wide range of new possibilities in our process of embodiment. We will explore the development of the heart and the fluids. Blood flows in loops, the tubes of the heart begin to spiral.The process of creation feels like a Vortex, a multi dimensional Labyrinth in which emotion and cognition, spirit and flesh, movement and stillness intertwine and dance. A dance, in which we meet the ease and beauty of moving who we are. 15:50-17:10 EC 1,66 Towards a Somatic Pedagogy in the Dance Studio: Facilitating Reflexivity and Artistry Through BMC® Natalie Garrett Brown KASK Dance Studio 2 EC 0,66 Co-authored paper (Amy Voris) reflects on a collaborative delivery process and discusses the long-standing inclusion of BMC within the Dance Making and Performance BA at Coventry University. In doing so the paper provides a two-fold theorization, considering the interrelated significances for both students and teachers. The paper proposes that the inclusion of BMC in an undergraduate curriculum can promote self-agency, reflexivity and creativity for dance students alongside enhancing the acquisition of dance technique and general coordination Labyrinth of Breath Louise Chardon Studio Lod EC 1,0 “Breathing involves a continual oscillation between exhaling and inhaling, offering ourselves to the world at one moment and drawing the world into ourselves at the next...” David Abram. Louise is always eager to share and deepen the labyrinthic dimension of breath by following meditatively its path in us and, from this profond attention, invite it to grow and inspire us into vaster sense of being and movement. As an artist aiming to inspire humanity and recall it permanently to its aliveness, Louise places as primordial the act of breathing, similarly to the first breath of the new born. EC 1.0 = Educational Credits Concurrent Sessions 17:15 - 18:15 Literature and Audio presentations Veronika Wiethaler, Andrea Olson & Nathalie Garret KASK Dance Studio 2 Veronika Wiethaler, Connecting pelvic floor and vertebral exercises Andrea Olson, The Place of Dance: A Somatic Guide to Dancing and Dance Making Nathalie Garret Brown, Alexander, Attending To Movement: Somatic perspectives on living in this world 18:15-18:30 Closing Circle 20:00-22:00 Performance Night Mariko Tanabe, Annick Putz, Odile Seitz, Tal Halevi, Wilma Vesseur Studio Lod les ballets C de la B For Her (excerpt) Mariko Tanabe - ‘For Her’ is an evolving solo that gives a voice to ancestral memories, myths and dreams. I dedicate this dance to my late mother Ruby, and to every woman who carries her heritage in her heart. Performance Night ffflo – fluidity fields form (work title) Annick Putz & Odile Seitz - This duo turns around, turns around fluidity, and how from fluidity space is organized into form. Starting point of the exploration were the metabolic fields, described by Erich Blechschmidt. Different kinds of forces support the relationship between the two dancers, guiding them to different dimensions of the space as well as to different ways of being together. Axis Mundi Tal Halevi - Tal Halevi is presenting an excerpt from an evening-long group piece set to music by Tony Conrad. Axis Mundi explores the relationship between depth and surface as manifest in the body – a relationship that reappears from the cellular level to our most complex articulations. r.o.o.m Wilma Vesseur (with Marchel Ruygrok) - r.o.o.m investigates and challenges the mutual influence of space, physicality and movement. r.o.o.m invites for a wide variety of solo, ensemble and interactive experiences. r.o.o.m explores Attention – Intention / Order – Chaos / Continuity – Discontinuity / Creating – Dissolving / Planning – Spontaneity / Formal – Informal / Private – Public. Main-Conference Friday, May 29, 2015 Our shambalah Day. A wonderful day in the water on the 29th of May at the Spa, www.shambalah.be exploring BMC® in playful and calm spaces. We have arranged bus transport and lunch so you can relax! 8:15 - 8:30 9:30 – 10:00 Gathering bus trip and departure to Shambalah Bijloke Site Arrival at Shambalah Spa and Drinks Shambalah The day at the Spa includes the following sessions. Shambalah We are the Water Ellen Barlow This workshop provides participants time to attune to their fluid nature, engendering experiences on the continuum from personal embodiment, sensuality, comfort, and empowerment to the universal belonging, environmental responsibility and activism. EC 1,0 Moving water: An Embodied Approach to Activism and Performance Cynthia Stevens EC 0,62 This workshop considers the interrelationship of the body, community and environment through water. Participants will engage in a creative process using BMC, dance, voice and ecology to foster a visceral sense of place. Salsa & BMC®, the heart dance ("la danse du coeur") Tamara F. Villa Vigo EC 1,5 In this session we are going to explore the wealth of the salsa, which offers an infinity of expressions and rhythms. Salsa has no borders, it is universal. An original way to embodied rhythm, body and to express your creativity. We also will present films and (a) discussion. Shambalah Film presentation and discussion on BMC principles in Aquatic Therapy. Sonja Riket After a short film clip presentation about my work with a child with special needs in a warm water pool, we will discuss further the integration of BMC principles to Aquatic Therapy. Informal sharings and demonstrations in the pool can follow. Moving water: environmental performance and film Cynthia Stevens This presentation features live performance and the new environmental film, SOURCE, as it considers the interrelationship of the body, community and environment through water. Cynthia Stevens will show the evolution of her work using BMC, dance and voice to frame ecology in the body and the body in stunning waterscapes. Cast Kim Sargent- Wishart Cast (2014) is a dance/film shot in Melbourne, Australia. It was developed through BMC-based research into the embryological development of the three germ layers and how these connect us to the external environment, the ground of being, and the material presence of our playful, dancing bodies. Directed by Kim Sargent-Wishart and featuring dancers Fiona Cameron and Jason Marchant. Postcards for John Cage Kim Sargent- Wishart Postcards for John Cage (2015) is an experimental, digital dance postcard filmed in Warrnambool, Australia. Dancing birds, sand, sky, ground, a boy and his mother. A poetic dance/film inspired by composer John Cage 12:00 - 14:15 Lunch is served in group rotation Shambalah Restaurant 16:00 - 16:15 Gathering for departure to Ghent Shambalah hall 17:00 - 17:15 Arrival Ghent Center (at graduates dinner location) A special dinner for all BMC® program graduates is reserved to meet and to have a relaxed evening. Main-Conference les ballets C de la B Exploring the Polyvagal Theory Ulrike Dillo EC 0,375 See description warm up session/Thursday, May 28 8:00 - 8:45 Studio Lod Tui shou, an agreement with strength and tenderness Laurence Chevalier EC 0,375 Based on the calligraphy of the five elements, on the quality of the flow or bones’, an expression of the relationship between strength and tenderness is found. We will stay on the perception of the sphere created both together without seeking to develop the external physicality, connected around and to infinity, The sensitive listening brings out an agreement respecting the power and the delicacy of the energy of each person. 8:45 - 8:55 9:00 - 12:00 Opening Circle les ballets C de la B The Fluid Body Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen les ballets C de la B The body and the mind are fundamental aspects of one unified being. Movement is an expression of that oneness. All physical, emotional and mental processes are transmitted through the flow of consciousness. In this workshop we will explore the dynamics of consciousness flowing through fluid, cells and space itself that underlie our inner vitality, comfort and the strong, effortless movement of our body. These pathways communicate our innermost being as well as our outer form and expression. This journey can be applied to dance, yoga, athletics, bodywork and massage, healthcare practices, psychotherapy, childcare and education, meditation, and other forms of integrative studies 12:00 - 13:30 13:30-14:50 Lunch les ballets C de la B Making Connections - BMC into Spontaneous Composition Sarah Menger Support precedes movement. We will use some BMC principles and explorations to dive into improvisation and create spontaneous compositions. Going from closed eyes practice will open connections to internal as well as external environment as a basis to start playing. Concurrent Sessions 13:30-14:50 Suspension and receptivity Katy Dymoke The practice and experience of BMC requires self-reflexive practice. Practice and experience are mutual aspects to BMC that can be traced and made sense of through reflexive methods. We will explore moments of experience reflexively. 13:30-14:50 Depth and Surface: Membrane as Mediator Tal Halevi Like a circle’s circumference, the cellular membrane creates a spatial configuration of depth and surface. This original configuration is mirrored in our modern consciousness as the relationship between our internal experience and its outer expression. This workshop, using guided movement and touch, explores our membrane as container of internal flow and mediator of outer reality. 13:30-14:50 EC 2,75 Working with parents Ania Witowska Working with babies always involves working with parents, but how do we introduce the value of somatic work to parents and carers? In this workshop practitioners and students are invited to explore a range of exercises based on the body systems, embryological development and Authentic Movement that are designed to bring parents into closer connection with their own and their child’s somatic experience. EC 1,33 Studio Lod EC 1,33 KASK Dance Studio 1 EC 1,33 KASK Dance Studio 2 EC 0,66 Silent Auction 12:00 (STAM Baudeloo) Concurrent Sessions 8:00 - 8:45 Saturday, May 30, 2015 Concurrent Sessions 13:30-14:50 Lymph System and Relationship Edith Rudman KASK Dance Studio 3 EC 1,33 In this workshop we will be engaged in exploring the lymph system. The focus is on research: Does the lymph system have a connection to relationship (to myself, the others), are there common insights? Let´s be curious and share! 13:30 -14:50 Sharing: Bounding and Release / A final project about fascias. A research through movement and hands-on Odile Seitz-Walser KASK Dance Studio 4 EC 1,33 Odile Seitz will share her research about fascias in relation to bonding and release, that she made for her final project of the Cranio-sacral Therapie Education. Nearly all the world is talking about fascias and there are good reasons! They are a key for many physical, emotional and psychological processes and a resource for healing. Connecting pelvic floor work and postural exercises based on Body-Mind les ballets C de la B Centering. Veronika Wiethaler EC 1,33 Veronika Wiethaler developed pelvic floor exercises in the last ten years in Italy. Noninvasive pelvic floor training was not yet present in the medical and health culture of this country. BMC® principles are the base of this special kind of movement training, which allows us to have good results with people before and after giving birth, and with persons of different age who suffer with incontinence, or pelvic pain. 15:00 - 16:20 Studio Lod The Smart Vagus Thomas Greil Concurrent Sessions The vagus nerve is the biggest parasympathetic nerve integrating different aspects of the body: digestion, heart rate, breathing and vocalization. The smart vagus is the ventral (frontal) branch of the vagus nerve, innervating the pharynx, the larynx and the heart (vagal break). We will explore its crucial role in balancing the autonomic nervous system (ANS), in self-regulation and in developing resilience against stress 15:00 - 16:20 A practice of tracing Eva Maes & Anouk Laurens KASK Dance Studio 1 Exploring the real ánd imagined space between cellular and extracellular fluid, exploring-in B.B. Cohen’s words the state of being and states of goingness. What occurs when we allow this physical exploration, these transitions of movement possibilities to meet with some basic compositional/communicative facets, offered by Lisa Nelson’s ‘Calls’? What other place of meeting is offered when we revisit the experience with the help of pen and paper? 15:00 - 16:10 Trans-Substance: Writing To & Writing Kate Tarlow Morgan Tui shou, an agreement with strenght and tenderness Laurence Chevalier See description warm up session/Saturday, May 30 EC 1,33 KASK Dance Studio 2 Somatic writing is a growing field paralleling the field of somatic movement practices. Kate Tarlow Morgan will conduct an exploration she conceived in 1991 for the SBMC Teacher Certification Program entitled “The Love Letter.” This experiential dialogue engages body language with feeling and the projection of movement through writing. A discussion introducing new forms and concepts concerning text and flesh will carry over into “The Body is A House,” panel following at 16:30. 15:00 - 16:20 EC 1,33 EC 1,33 KASK Dance Studio 4 EC 0,66 Silent Auction 12:00 (STAM Baudeloo) 15:00 - 16:20 les ballets C de la B 5 Ways of Being in the World – Embodying the Panca Maya Beverley Nolan The Panca Maya, or five intermingled fields of being in the world, are described in the Taittiriya Upanishad, a yogic text dating from around 5th century BCE. A psychoenergetic map, they offer a sense of resonance to the human experience that can be steady and clear or distorted and vague. In this workshop we will navigate the 5 ways of being: Physical, Breath/Energy, Mental/Emotional Flow, Imagination/Intuition ans Clear Being to better distinguish our ways of being present in the world. 16:30 - 18:15 Embodying the Embryological Development of Our Axis Mariko Tanabe Studio Lod Come and journey through your origins as sperm and egg to the dance of your conception, and through the early embryological stages of development that created your axis as you embody it today. Explorations will include somatization, movement, hands on work and voice. All are welcome. Moving Thought Trude Cone 16:30 - 18:15 16:30 - 17:30 Words of movement/ Currents meets Contredanse Kate Tarlow Morgan, Baptiste Adrien & Florence Corin EC 1,75 KASK Dance Studio 2 Kate Tarlow Morgan, Editor of BMCA’s Currents Jounal and the editors of Contredanse, Baptiste Andrien and Florence Corin will discuss the ways in which language engages the body through printed and online mediums. Founded in 1984, Contredanse provided the resources for dancers to connect their studio work with analysis and history of their discipline. Currents Journal, begun as a newsletter in 1985, supports body-based authors and their writing process. Together, all three editors are inviting participants to “push” the boundaries of this field with fresh responses for writing and moving ideas. Body Work Reflects on the Aura - Working on the Aura Reflects on the Body Ellen Grosse EC 1,75 KASK Dance Studio 1 Movement is our first way by which we communicate with the world. We first explore and learn through our earliest movement patterns that organize us. These patterns lay the foundation and form the basis for our interactions, communication and learning today. Trude will share her continuing research in a series of movement phrases she has developed for working with adults with functional problems and how these movement series form the framework for her coaching method she uses as coordinator for learning disabilities at the Amsterdam Art College. Panel Concurrent Sessions 16:30 - 18:15 EC 0,87 EC 1,75 KASK Dance Studio 3 EC 0,87 How does working on the aura reflect on the body-mind and the body on a structural level? Ellen Grosse, a medical doctor and BMC practitioner from Berlin, Germany, would like to share her experience in using movement, aura cleaning and hands-on work 16:30 - 18:15 Poetic Play; BMC into Site-Responsive Performance Practice Reflects on the Body Natalie Garrett Brown KASK Dance Studio 4 EC 0,87 Led by a member of the enter & inhabit project, a UK based site-responsive collaboration, this participatory workshop offers an experiential investigation of embodied knowledge intrinsic to the collaborative process in outdoor performance making. Informed by the field of BMC grounded in an approach to being which accepts the premise of inter-subjectivity, this workshop offers simple movement explorations both inside and outside to enhance awareness of the perceptual senses and their role in poetic play when creating collaborative site responsive performance. 18:20 - 18:30 18:30-19:00 Closing Circle les ballets C de la B Closure/ Silent Auction les ballets C de la B Silent Auction 12:00 (STAM Baudeloo) 16:30 - 18:15 Concurrent Sessions Main-Conference 8:00 - 8:45 Sunday, May 31, 2015 Exploring the Polyvagal Theory Ulrike Dillo See description warm up session/Thursday, May 28 8:00 - 8:45 Visual Rhythms Noya Nachmany See description warm up session/Thursday, May 28 8:45 - 8:55 9:00 - 12:00 EC 0,378 Studio Lod EC 0,75 Opening Circle les ballets C de la B The Fluid Body Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen les ballets C de la B See description workshop/ Saturday, May 30 12:00 - 13:30 les ballets C de la B Lunch EC 2,75
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