Myra teaches internationally offering beginning through advanced levels of individual supervision, classes, workshops and trainings in: Bodywork and Osteopathy, Somatic and Developmental Movement,
Embodied and Experiential Anatomy,
Improvisational Sounding, Meditation and Embodiment Practices, Psychophysical Explorations and Integration (based on Body Mind Centering®, Continuum Movement®, Humanistic, Somatic and Transpersonal Psychology Principles)
Myra works both individually and together with Kerstina Tresselt (www.KerstinaTresselt.com) in offering developmental movement, and bodywork with both normal developing
and special needs infants, babies, and children, as well as, support for parents and/or other caregivers. Kerstina is a heilpraktikerin/health practitioner with a Masters Degree in Pedagogy and has a gift for working with children of all ages and their parents and caregivers. We both have over 35 years of training and experience in working children and families, and we offer training in this specialization.
Myra offers individual, partner, small group and/or family sessions in person and online.
Each session is different because each is a co-creative process developed with the person or people in the moment to meet the need of the moment. Her work is not based on a single technique or one specific model. She pulls from a wide range of experience and training to best meet each situation; mutually agreeing on a plan to address presenting needs and work towards desired goals.
Myra and Kerstina also offer multiple hands sessions for all ages. These are sessions with more than one practitioner. Myra and Kerstina try to engage physical pathways through hands on support and increasing body awareness.
In her individual work, Myra seeks to support greater ease and flow and to call on the potential internal and external resources available within each person and their situation. Anatomical
awareness and relationships are woven into the
sessions to further enhance such resourcing.Whenever possible, curiosity, humour and joyful
experiences, are sought as a helpful balance to stress and tension. Self help tools and exercises are offered in most sessions so that people can take something with them and feel supported by in their daily life.