Dance and holistic therapy. The healing power of movement as the soul finds its way to express itself through rhythmic impulses allow the psyche to be inspired to awake into playful participation. Blocked energies are opened by hydrodynamic waves and spirals, as spatial mandalas , circles and figure eights free and animate the body.
Wyoma has been teaching and performing the African dances and of the African diaspora for over twenty years. She has received a degree in dance from the Naropa Institute and studied healing dance with Baba Olatunji, Rose Marie Giuraud, C.K. Ganyo, and many other experts in African, Brazilian, carribean healing dance.
Open rivers of energy
Feel the teaching presence within celebrating and creating healing. The movement and dances of everyday life summon the energies of passion and joy, revitalizing, expressing and renewing confidence in the body. Wyomas DVD Celebrate life with Wyoma African Healing Dance is a complete step-by-step healing dance course on DVD. (see beautiful video)
Essential element being integrated into health care services
To feel healing in a way that actually moves you, using your bodies as a way to know what is going on. The Cancer Resource Center is open to everyone who has experienced cancer in all stages is a very individual process and relies on very different levels of being in which everyone travels through. Movement and dance it about healing the total human being spiritually and physically. Opening people up to possibilities within they never knew they had. The stresses and “have to’s” of cancer and what patients are here to do. Managing critical times of life and healing in community using your body in an active way not just in a passive way. Dance therapy has come into its own being as a field in the 60’s after being rediscovered in the 50’s. It’s an art and what people use an art for. And outlet and release and psychotherapy.
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