L. Edwards, A. Breden, Chiara Santin, Justine Van Lawick, Erik Van der Elst
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Reclaiming the relationship with bodily knowing through movement in nature
I hosted a workshop on the subject of reclaiming the relationship with bodily knowing through movement in nature at Brathay Hall, Ambleside in May 2022. The idea was to create a space for therapists to explore and deconstruct binaries that connect and separate us and nature. While we are nature, I am referring to the human/nature binary created by us humans.