Why I Teach Movement
What I love most about teaching movement is witnessing people rediscover space and possibility within themselves. It’s not just about building power—it’s about unlocking ease, rhythm, and awareness. Seeing that transformation when someone begins to move with more freedom and confidence is the most rewarding part of the work.
In our sessions, we’ll listen to your body’s feedback, develop a movement vocabulary that feels personal to you, and work toward alignment that’s both functional and freeing. Whether we’re working virtually on flexibility and mobility, developing a character through movement, or shaping choreography together, we’ll find what works best for you through a process rooted in curiosity, collaboration, and discovery.
Frequently Asked Questions
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I offer in-person Gyrotonic sessions, virtual mobility coaching, and fascia release work available both in person and online. I also provide movement direction for actors and performers, supporting character development, embodiment, and stage or camera presence.
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To get started, book a single virtual session so we can discuss your goals, movement history, and current needs. From there, we’ll determine the best path forward and whether ongoing in-person or virtual work is right for you.
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What sets my work apart is my years of experience as a dancer, circus artist, actor, director, and somatic coach. These intersecting modalities allow me to understand nuance and athleticism while offering a sophisticated, adaptable language that translates across disciplines and forms.
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You can contact me through the website contact form, by email, or by booking directly through the scheduling portal. All options lead to the same place—I’ll respond personally and guide you to the next step.
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Single sessions are $125, whether in person or virtual. Discounted 5- and 10-session packages are available and are ideal for building consistency, deepening the work, and supporting long-term growth.
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Working with me is gentle, firm, and always fun—I guide with care while encouraging exploration and growth. I believe in process, collaboration, and education, which means results may take time, but the long-term growth and understanding are worth it.
