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Lou Coleman

Feldenkrais. Inclusion. Arts

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  • Movement for Adults
    • Online Feldenkrais
    • Workshops
    • Individual Sessions
  • Movement for Children & Teenagers
    • The Fantastic Language of Movement: Sensory Intelligence of Children
    • Cerebral Palsy
    • Profound and Multiple Learning Disabilities
    • Autism
    • Supporting the Supporters
    • Adults, Children & Teenagers
  • Inclusion
    • Stick-Stuck: a curious place to play!
    • Westminster Society for People with Learning Disabilities
    • Curious Making: New R&D
  • Past Performance Work
  • Development & Facilitation

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Online Feldenkrais

Moving via the wifi  Rest    Replenish    Reboot Feldenkrais unites parts of the self to organise for better everyday functionality. During a class you’ll be guided through a sequence of movements that works like a physical riddle. There are no demonstrations. Some classes are in lying, some in sitting. Some classes will place the…

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Curious Movement for Children & Teenagers

Learning through movement is a language children are experts in. From birth babies begin to learn through their sensory intelligence and sensation based wisdom. This non-verbal movement learning is the foundation for every aspect of life. Some children and teenagers have additional physical or learning hurdles that require their world to be translated by the…

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Attitudes of Inclusion & Arts Development

Equity, Diversity, Inclusion – I add Access – EDIA. It’s better when it’s inherent in everything we do. I’ve been involved in the design and development of inclusive and accessible ways of working in the arts since 2009. Through my work I have a focus towards an intersectional lens, exploring EDIA where experiences are layered and…

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