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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2020 · 40 MIN

Rachel Sherron on The subtlest movements

from The Return to Embodiment: consciousness, culture, creativity and flourishing · host Kim Rothwell

Rachel Sherron talks about inner sense healing arts collective and the vision of preparing teachers to be trauma and mental health aware.  She also describes  work with clients including subtle movements in the healing of trauma.  Rachel's creative endeavors include:  a private practice in Chicago (somawisechicago.com), teaching yoga at Innersense Healing Arts Collective (www.innersensehealingarts.org), and Breathe, a four day festival of meditation, yoga, slacklining, swimming dancing eating together (www.discoverbreathe.com). 

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