In this special webinar class, originally aired January 29th, 2017, you will learn about common prenatal issues, and experience a Continuum enquiry to facilitate accessing your original embryological potential. Cherionna Menzam-Sills, PhD, draws on years of experience as somatic and prenatal and birth therapist and inspiration from Emilie Conrad’s fluid primordial anatomy.
Founder of Continuum Movement, Emilie Conrad, identified 3 tissue anatomies, relating to the context we find ourselves in. Our primordial anatomy arises as we begin to slow down, settle into a safe holding field, melt under our everyday and historical patterning, and return to our inherent fluidity.
In this state, we become more like the little embryo, floating in its internal sea, filled with amazing potential. As we dissolve our familiar structures and armouring, we may also encounter our early history.
In this webinar class, Cherionna Menzam-Sills, PhD, draws on her years of experience as Somatic and Prenatal and Birth Therapist, describing common prenatal issues that can profoundly affect our lives, personalities, behaviours and movement patterns, and guiding you through a Continuum enquiry designed to enhance access to your original embryological potential.
Course Features
Lectures2
Quizzes0
Duration50 hours
Skill levelAll levels
LanguageEnglish
Students12
CertificateNo
AssessmentsYes
Curriculum
Curriculum
A Primordial Anatomy: Prenatal Anatomy and Continuum
Cherionna Menzam-Sills is a prenatal and birth therapist, movement therapist and Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapist. Drawing on 40 years experience, her background includes an M.A. in Somatic Psychology (Dance/Movement Therapy) and a Ph.D. in Pre- and Perinatal Psychology, as well as Occupational Therapy, Massage Therapy, intensive study of BMC and Body-Mind Psychotherapy with Susan Aposhyan and 10 years intensive study with prenatal and birth psychotherapy pioneers, William Emerson and Ray Castellino. She worked intensively with founder of Continuum, Emilie Conrad for the last decade of her life. Emilie authorized her to teach Continuum in 2007. Her work is further informed by years of intensive Vipassana meditation practice and other mindfulness practices.