You are your body and anatomy is what you’re made of. Understanding how the body functions in motion is essential for every movement teacher. In our sessions together, I break down complex concepts into accessible and practical knowledge. I provide clear explanations, embodiments, visual aids, and hands-on demonstrations to help teachers grasp the intricacies of anatomy and how it applies to various movement disciplines.

Effective teaching is an art that requires continuous growth and refinement. I am passionate about helping movement teachers elevate their pedagogical approach to create meaningful and transformative learning experiences for their students. Through a Franklin Method student-centered lens, I work closely with teachers to develop innovative and engaging strategies that cater to the diverse needs and learning styles of their students.

Teaching movement is not just about delivering information; it's about cultivating an environment where creativity can flourish. In our time together, I encourage movement teachers to embrace their unique voice and teaching style. I help them discover new ways to infuse creativity and exploration into their classes, designing sequences that spark curiosity and inspire students to explore movement with joy and authenticity.

Beyond our sessions, I provide ongoing support and resources to nurture the professional growth of movement teachers. I offer access to relevant literature, research, and workshops, allowing teachers to stay informed about the latest developments in their field. Additionally, I foster a sense of community among teachers, facilitating networking opportunities and peer collaboration to foster a supportive and enriching environment for continuous growth.