Mover/witness roles create a bridge to the development of consciousness, informing our everyday lives.  In the practice of Authentic Movement, seeing and being seen, moving and being moved create opportunities for observation and understanding.  The exploration of the didactic relationship between mover and witness will engage participants in experiential movement lessons from the Feldenkrais Method.  The mover’s responsibility is to be true to him/her self.  The witness practices non-judgment in regard to the mover’s experience.  Each session includes a lesson on scanning and eye use.

Lisa Tsetse (2001) is a Feldenkrais practitioner and lists her early influences as the practice of Authentic Movement, modern and post-modern dance, and dance movement therapy.  She was the co-founder of the Ft. Wayne Dance Collective(1979) and now lives in Ithaca NY where she teaches creative movement, choreographs and directs multi-arts performances, and maintains a Feldenkrais Method practice.