I believe everyone, regardless of age, physical condition, mental health and emotional well-being deserves to feel and enjoy the freedom of movement. My teaching is designed to follow the intelligence of the individual body and engage it to move efficiently, effectively, healthfully and functionally. I design lessons to meet the unique demands of each client. The desired outcome being: a working knowledge of the fundamental tenets of good alignment and posture, a better understanding of body mechanics, a visceral experience of correct breathing techniques, an increased mobility of spinal movement and fluid control of balance. My practice and study in bodywork encompasses certifications in: Cranial Sacral Therapy, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, Thai Massage, Advanced Shiatsu (Ohashiatsu), Feldenkrais and Japanese Moxibustion and Channel Treatment. Presently, I teach, lecture and demonstrate all of the above in a variety of settings: businesses, clubs, Universities, colleges, Corporations and private venues. My prior educational degrees range from B.S. (1965) and M.S. (1969) to Ph.D. (1979) in the field of music education and the arts as a University Professor, educator, teacher, performer, composer, curriculum developer and author of many articles, recordings and books. I have completed post-Doctoral degrees in Analytical Psychology as a Jungian-trained analyst from the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich, Switzerland (1989) and as a Family and Couples Therapist from the Northwestern Family Institute (1992).