Podcasts about ismeta

Obilježavajući Mother's Day, praznik koji slavi snagu i ljepotu majčinstva, razgovarali smo sa jednom bosanskom majkom, čija je priča istovremeno doboko lična i univerzalno historijska, jer se prepliće sa strahotama bosanskog rata. Ona je Ismeta Čejvan iz Melbournea, vrijedna i otresita Krajiškinja, istinska heroina nade, koja je usljed ratnih dešavanja godinama bila odvojena od starijeg, tada 12- godišnjeg sina, ne znajući da li je uopšte živ, tragala za njim i našavši ga, uspjela ga dovesti u Australiju. Snagom svoje vjere i odlučnosti pronašla je sina, a možda i zbog nevidljivih putanja sudbine, ili karme, jer je u svom selu tokom rata spasila živote dvoje tuđe djece, izvukavši ih iz zapaljene štale. Ožiljci od opekotina na jednoj ruci ostali su kao svjedočanstvo na strahote rata, ali i podsjećanje na veličinu hrabrosti jedne bosanske žene.

PAULA JOSA-JONES is a dance artist, author, equestrian, visual artist, movement educator and therapist. Her work includes inter-species work with horses, dancers and riders for live performance, film, and video. She is a Certified Laban Movement Analyst (CLMA) and a Registered Somatic Movement Educator and Therapist (RSMET) accredited by ISMETA, the International Somatic Movement Education and Therapy Association. She is also a Guild-Certified Tellington TTouch Practitioner 1, and a Somatic Experiencing ® trauma-informed practitioner (SEP). Her book, Our Horses, Ourselves: Discovering the Common Body, was published by Trafalgar Square Books. In 1998 Paula created an inter-species company with horses, dancers and riders. In 2001 she premiered RIDE, a groundbreaking work of equestrian dance theater. As the creator of The Embodied Equine Experience and Conscious Touch, Conscious Movement with Horses, she teaches an intuitive, improvisational approach to the human-horse bond through movement and touch.

Kurban- bajram je pored Ramazanskog bajrama najznačajniji muslimanski blagdan, koji se obilježava prva 4 dana u poslednjem mjesecu muslimanskog kalendara zul- hidže. U vrijeme ovog blagdana muslimani koji su u mogućnosti obavljaju hadždž, hodočašće u Mekku, zbog čega se još naziva Hadžijski bajram. Profesor Purdić govori o simbolici prinošenja žrtve u životu vjernika i šta je svrha kurbana u islamu. Uz čestitke Bajrama, uputio je vjernicima veoma duboke i jedinstve poruke.

Glavni imam Bosanskog islamskog centra Noble Park prof. Ismet efendija Purdić uputio je ovogodišnju ramazansku čestitku vjernicima muslimanima porijeklom iz Bosne i Hercegovine.

"The body is the battleground." Soul family, we're gathering today for another special episode. We're joined by a man who impacted me and my life profoundly during my time in the United States, more specifically at Sacred Sons Convergence 8. Today I'm speaking with Hunter Toran. Hunter was the tribe lead of the 'Hawthorne Clan' in which I was a part. The way he led and facilitated this experience for me and all other men was nothing short of deeply moving and profoundly impactful on various levels—emotionally, spiritually, physically. Hunter is a registered ISMETA movement educator and therapist, a Level II Spatial Dynamics Practitioner, and Practitioner of Biomechanics. With over 10 thousand clinical and teaching hours, and a lifetime of somatic exploration, Hunter shapes unique programs to assist individuals in overcoming pain and expressing their best selves in their personal and professional lives. In my opinion, he is a poet—someone who understands the subtle realms of life like very few. He is able to read souls and the land that surrounds him in a highly sensitive way, and I've learned so much from him. Hunter lives with his wife and three children in Seattle, Washington.

Richard Sims supports individuals, couples, and families through their own challenges and continues the work of advancing the somatic field into the whole person integrative health approach to healing. He currently serves as a facilitator with MenHealing, a group dedicated towards helping male identified survivors of sexual trauma. I also continue to offer private classes and sessions for individuals and organizations like Cancer Wellness Centers. Additionally, he serves as an Executive Board and Professional Member of ISMETA (International Somatic Movement Education and Therapy Association) as a Master Somatic Movement Educator & Master Somatic Movement Therapist. Connect with Richard at: https://richardesims.com Learn more about ISMETA at: https://www.ismeta.org

On this episode of Communicate for Good, Erica and her guest, Crispin Spaeth, discuss the parallels to their work when it comes to energetic language and how body language is a large part of our nonverbal communication. Crispin discusses her work with the Integrated Alexander Technique and how it can be used as a full self approach for identifying the beauty of our human design and its intrinsic relationship to competence, connection and freedom. Her integrated approach helps clients identify how we can (including insights and practical, physical actions) bring a greater intentionality to our movements and in turn our work. As leaders, this work is important for the purposes of authenticity, connection, and energy to ensure there is an energy alignment between your intention and what you want people to know, feel and then do.  Resources Referenced:Integrated Alexander Technique: https://www.alexandertechniqueinternational.org/Galvanizing Performances by Kathleen Juhl (Series Editor) and Cathy Madden (Editor):https://www.amazon.com/Galvanizing-Performance-Alexander-Technique-Excellence/dp/1785927205/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1537391876&sr=1-1&keywords=galvanizing+performance  About Crispin:Crispin Spaeth works with leaders and creatives who are working to make the world a better place and want to get there faster. She is a movement and performance coach and a teacher of Integrative Alexander Technique. This whole-self approach champions the beauty of our human design and its intrinsic relationship to confidence, connection, and freedom. The theme that connects all of Crispin's work is the desire to streamline effort so that people can be most themselves and get their great ideas out into the world.  Crispin is a graduate of IAT Studio of Seattle, a Certified Teaching Member of Alexander Technique International, a member of ISMETA, and a graduate of Oberlin College. Her writing about Alexander Technique and choreographic process was included in the book “Galvanizing Performances” (Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2017.) Her first career was as a choreographer of contemporary dance. Crispin lives in Seattle with a family of humans and pets, loves art and design, and being thrown off balance.  Connect with Crispin: Website: https://www.crispinspaeth.comEmail: hello@crispinspaeth.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/crispinspaeth   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/crispinspaeth   Connect with Erica:Website: https://claxon-communication.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ericabarnhart/Email: info@claxon-communication.com  Book Time With Erica: https://bit.ly/ChatWithErica

Professor of Sharia Law and Chief Imam of the Noble Park Bosnian Islamic Center in Melbourne, Ismet ef. Purdić, talks about the importance and values of Ramadan, activities in the mosque during the month of Mubarak, and sends a Ramadan message to the faithful. - Profesor šerijatskog prava i glavni imam Bosanskog islamskog centra Noble Park u Melbournu, Ismet ef. Purdić, govori o značaju i vrijednostima Ramazana, aktivnostima u džamiji tokom mubarek mjeseca, te upućuje vjernicima ramazansku poruku.

En este episodio Yannina Thomassiny entrevista a Ivana Sejenovich. Una mujer profunda, visionaria y llena de luz; que está segura que no hay nada más fascinante que el cuerpo humano. Ha dedicado gran parte de su vida a la investigación corporal  y tiene un Instagram súper educativo que te va a fascinar: @libreria_somatica Acá sus credenciales:Educadora de Movimiento Somático certificada por The center for BodyMindMovement, registrada en ISMETA. Su práctica somática comenzó hace 40 años con Danza y Expresión Corporal, para luego formarse en las disciplinas de Masaje, Profesorado en Expresión Corporal, Eutonía, Topf, Sistema Conciente para la técnica del movimiento y BodyMindMovement, (desde el 2009, como asistente, maestra y alumna de la formación avanzada).Es Maestra de Yoga con 20 años de enseñanza y 30 de práctica, certificada con 500 horas Yoga Alliance y Yoga terapéutico en México e India (600 horas). Integró los equipos de trabajo Lunananda Yoga y Artes Somáticas y Maravilla Corporal, con los que dictó diplomados, talleres, retiros y Formaciones de Maestros de Yoga y Expresión Corporal durante 15 años, en universidades y espacios privados.Formó parte del equipo que dió la Formación de BodyMindMovement para maestros de danza, junto con Mark Taylor y Ray Schwartz, y actualmente dicta junto a Mark Taylor la formación en Chile.Organizó junto con María Vélez el Primer Encuentro Somático en México. Comparte también su enseñanza en talleres de Anatomía Vivencial, BodyMindMovement, Poesía del cuerpo y Anatomía para Yoga. En el trabajo personalizado da sesiones de Educación de Movimiento Somático y Yoga con visión somática.

Biografiju gošće N1 podcasta "Jedan sat" nemoguće je pretočiti u nekoliko rečenica. Ona je sigurno jedan od simbola Sarajeva kako u njegovom zlatnom periodu 70-ih i 80-ih, kroz svoju muzičku i TV karijeru, tako i u onom najtežem - periodu opsade i stradanja, kada je predvodila bh. delegaciju u njenom prvom nezavisnom nastupu na Eurosongu. I u godinama nakon opsade bila je alfa i omega muzičke i TV produkcije u Bosni i Hercegovini. U penziju je otišla iz parlamentarnih klupa, uvijek želeći neke pozitivne priče za Sarajevo i Bosnu i Hercegovinu.Kakve joj danas emocije budi legendarna pjesma njenih Ambasadora “Zemljo moja”, koja nam je svima izazivala ponos i sreću, kakvu zemlju sanja i vidi li joj spas, kako je kao žena uspjela biti autoritet brojnim muškarcima, kolika je šteta za našu zemlju što više ne učestvujemo na takmičenju za najbolju pjesmu Evrope – samo su neke od tema razgovora sa našom gošćom Ismetom Dervoz, danas radosnom, ali i dalje aktivnom penzionerkom.

E.E. Balcos (he, him) is a  Filipino-American and is originally from Minneapolis, Minnesota. He began formal training with modern dance pioneer Hanya Holm while also engaging in the practice of contact improvisation. A successful performer and choreographer for over 35 years, he danced with numerous independent Minneapolis choreographers including Diane Aldis, Madeline Dean, Mary Easter, Jill Heaberlin, Paula Mann, Patrick Scully, Georgia Stephens, Robin Stiehm,  Lovice Weller, Laurie Van Wieren, Diane Waller,  and several dance companies including Zenon Dance Company, Shapiro & Smith Dance, Demetrius Klein Dance Company, and Sam Costa's 10,000 Dances. He worked directly and performed in the works of numerous nationally recognized choreographers and dance artists including: Chris Aiken, Danny Buraczeski, Ping Chong, Sean Curran, David Dorfman, Joe Goode, Daniel Gwirtzman, Dwight Rhoden, David Rousseve, Stephanie Skura and Bill Young. E.E. was the Artistic Director and choreographer for his company E.E.MOTION from 2007-2013 culminating with an evening-length work, Deep Water: The Murder Ballads in collaboration with composer, John Allemeier at the Knight Theatre in Charlotte, NC. This year (2021), he will be performing a new solo, Tales from the Wizard, choreographed by Bill Evans.His current endeavors apply somatic approaches to choreography, dance performance, interdisciplinary collaborations, physical resilience, and teaching. In 2021he presented at the ISMETA Conference: Engaging Embodiment and will return to the Body IQ Festival in Berlin, Germany in November;  in 2019 he presented at the C-DaRe Dance and Somatic Practices Conference in Coventry, United Kingdom; the Annual Body-Mind Centering Conference in Santa Barbara, California; and the Body IQ Festival in Berlin. Balcos is a founding member of Movement Migration, and has performed in 2019 in Campeche, Mexico; in 2018 in Pietrasanta, Italy; New York City; Roxbury, NY; and Charlotte, NC. He is an Associate Professor at The University of North Carolina at Charlotte and holds a BA in Music from The Colorado College and an MFA in Dance from The University of Iowa. This year he became a Registered Somatic Dance Educator (RSDE) through ISMETA. E.E. is also a passionate botanic gardener and photographer finding and exploring the parallels in nature and dance.

Ismeta Dervoz might not be the most famous name among Eurovision fans, but her love for the contest is huge and her adventures within it are numerous and really, really exciting.It started in 1976, when she as the lead singer of the Yugoslavian group Ambassadori might have been the only artist to date to perform without any makeup on, due to an Italian mishap.She later switched careers to work as a journalist for radio and television, and when Bosnia and Herzegovina became independent in 1992 she was the one who made sure that the new country took a place on the world stage by participating in Eurovision.Given the circumstances, this was no easy task though, and the stories she tells us about those first years sound more like the plot of a James Bond movie, with a lot of help from generous people all over Europe.Since then she served some years in the Bosnian parliament, and nowadays she is an activist and works to get her country back into our beloved Eurovision.Legend: Ismeta Dervoz from AmbasadoriSong: Ne mogu skriti svoju bolHost: Emil LöfströmContact: emil@schlagervannerna.seInstagram Facebookhttp//www.eurovisionlegends.se See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Peggy Hackney is co-founder of Integrated Movement Studies (www.imsmovement.com) and teaches in their Laban/Bartenieff Certificate Program.  As a registered somatic movement therapist (ISMETA), a certified massage therapist, and a teacher of labanotation, Peggy Hackney has been working in the world of movement and embodiment for over fifty years. She teaches globally and has written the seminal book "Making Connections: Total body integration through Bartenieff fundamentals" which was inspired and formed by the almost fifteen years she worked alongside Irmgard Bartenieff, who shared the motto: "Constant Change is Here to Stay."  Peggy acknowledges the source and practices which support her ability to find aliveness, and to move with the unknowns of change.  

In troubled times, turn to beauty in order to refresh your emotions, spirit and soul. Elaine Colandrea, movement artist, somatic Continuum educator, and artistic director of Watermark Arts, talks about how receiving beauty, natural beauty and art can give us the kind of pleasure that can be potent medicine for these unsettled times. About Elaine: Elaine is a movement artist, Continuum teacher, somatic educator, and bodyworker. Elaine’s primary interests have always been the transformational aspects of moving, sounding and breathing, the connection with the natural world and a belief that an artful, embodied presence creates a more humane society. Based in the Hudson Valley of New York where she maintains a studio shared with other somatic explorers, Elaine also teaches regularly in Italy and has been an invited presenter at ISMETA, the Omega Institute, and Shantigar Foundation. Elaine has a M.A.in dance from Columbia University (1982) and was certified as a massage therapist by the Muscular Therapy Institute (1988.) Her clients and students, as well as health challenges, have also served as teachers. Elaine’s personal artistic and educational goals include: Peaceful, cultural revolution through embodied artistry Supporting the experience of wholeness Incorporating an understanding of interconnection with nature Exploring unitive experiences Dance reviewer Linda Diamond in 2012 called Elaine, “a wizard of new dance forms.” Kate Goldsmith, Northern Dutchess News, and Creative Living wrote in July 2012, “Elaine Colandrea is an alchemist and her medium is the human body.” Elaine is now directing Watermark Arts, an endeavor featuring somatically inspired arts, learning forums, and community engagement.

Some of the topics we covered in this talk: Yasmin's journey of discovery of the Body, from her transition from the Fitness Industry to her development of Interoception and Somatic Movement via Polestar Pilates and Elizabeth Bussey. Her encounter with Tom Myers, the influence of the work of Dr Ian Weinberg and Robert Schleip. The core and the diaphragm, mecanoreceptors and fascia. The Insula, empathy and how to use motion to heal emotion. Distress interoception, Vagal tone and the Polyvagal theory of Stephen Porges. Pandiculation, tension vs intensity and the model of Biotensegrity. The Calm Response and how to create it in our life, classes and society.   Some of the people mentioned in this talk: Elizabeth Bussey Ian Weinberg MD Robert Schleip PHD   Yasmin is a Registered Somatic Educator with ISMETA, an Inner guidance Coach, and the creator of BodySensing Body Yawn Somatic Fascial Unwinding™. She has a fascination for fascia, biotensegrity and the body as designed by nature, it’s ability to self-heail and self-restore, unwinding emotional patterns through myofascial movement. Her journey has taken her from fitness to wholeness, shedding posture for embodiment, alignment for integrity and taking the focus away from body mechanics to body sensation. It was not always that way.  Her background in Fitness and Pilates began with a cognitive approach to Anatomy and Biomechanics, until she was awakened by an inner awareness from her early experiences of Somatic Practices like Feldenkrais, Bartenieff and Trager.  For more information, visit her website at: www.bodysensingtherapy.com  or through Yasmin Lambat at Facebook and Bodysensing at Instagram. Also, you can connect directly with her via email at: bodysensing@gmail.com

Amy Matthews, CMA, IDME, BMC Teacher, RSMT/RSME has been teaching movement since 1994. She is a Certified Laban Movement Analyst, a Body-Mind Centering® Teacher, an Infant Developmental Movement Educator, and a movement therapist and yoga teacher. Amy leads the Embodied Developmental Movement and Yoga and the Embodied Anatomy and Yoga BMC℠ programs in the United States. She co-taught with Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen in Berkeley, CA for five years and was on the faculty of the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies for ten years. She has taught embodied anatomy and movement workshops for programs in New York, Philadelphia, Berkeley, and Nebraska, and internationally in Canada, Switzerland, Ireland, England, Israel, Slovakia and Japan. Amy co-authored with Leslie Kaminoff the best-selling book Yoga Anatomy, and together Amy and Leslie teach The Breathing Project's Advanced Studies courses. Amy also works privately as a movement therapist and yoga teacher, integrating Laban Movement Analysis, Bartenieff Fundamentals, yoga, Body-Mind Centering® and Proprioceptive Neuromuscular Facilitation (PNF). Amy is certified as a yoga teacher by Yoga Union and Heart of Yoga, and as a Motherhand Shiatsu practitioner. She is registered with ISMETA as a Somatic Movement Therapist and Educator, with IAYT (International Association of Yoga Therapists) and with Yoga Alliance as an E-500 RYT (Experienced Registered Yoga Teacher). Amy has studied with a range of inspiring teachers: dissection workshops with Gil Hedley, neuro-muscular reeducation with Irene Dowd, Body-Mind Centering with Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen, full-contact karate with Michelle Gay, and yoga with Alison West, Mark Whitwell, Genny Kapular and Kevin Gardiner.

This week on Your Pleasure is special guest Annie Brook to talk about how your history affects your sexual appetite. New Book! How Birth Influences Behavior Annie is a seasoned somatic psychotherapist who blends movement, neuroscience, and early attachment work into a cohesive program that produces lasting change and health. Annie founded BodyMind Somanautics Training, and the Applied Neuroplasticity Method that goes to pre-cognitive story held in the survival brain. Working at this level releases patterns that govern behavior under stress. Annie co-owns Colorado Therapies and sees infants to adults in her clinical work and trains interns.  She helps parents unravel a difficult birth and children and adults release patterns that get in the way of thriving. Annie is an author, international speaker, and certified BodyMind psychotherapist, Bio-Dynamic Cranial practitioner, and a certified Body-Mind Centering® teacher. She is a developmental movement specialist, a registered movement educator (ISMETA) and a state-licensed psychotherapist. As a therapist, Annie has worked with numerous infants, children and adults. She helps people to unravel the ‘pre-cognitive stories’ of their lives. These stories are held in the tissues and the emotions of the body and form the first imprints of the nervous system. Such stories come to consciousness and resolve through participative empathy,skilled reflection, tracking and regulation of shock, educative touch, and movement repatterning.  For more info, visit the official show page: http://www.AuthenticYouRadio.com/Your-Pleasure