Body of Water, Body of Earth: August - September 2026

We are mostly water, moving in rhythms of our bodies’ fluids, grounded in our bones, and animated by breath. We find the same elements that shape rich estuaries of our planet within our own chest, where the lungs embrace the heart.

Seónagh’s class taps into a deep memory that we are not separate from nature. We attune to the physiological systems of the body, including the different rhythms of fluids such as blood, cerebrospinal fluid, interstitial fluid, and lymph systems. In this way, we become aware of our bodies as part of the earth, attune to rhythms in nature, and become more sensitive to a world that is continually speaking to us through trees, wind, waters, animals, and even the sky. Classes include movement phrases based on Dynamic Embodiment™, Dr. Eddy’s combo of Laban/Bartenieff studies and Body-Mind Centering®. 

What you need for this class:

Enough space to stretch out on the floor. Loose-fitting clothing. 

(Optional) Pillow, mat, or different-sized balls, if you have access to them.

Strongly recommended: stimulation massage balls for fascia release. 

Full series or drop-in Pricing Options*

First class free (0.00) or choose your own price (20.00-0.00)

Drop-in class (20.00)

3 class pack Tuesdays (45.00)

6 class pack Tuesdays (80.00)

*No one will be turned away for lack of funds. Please contact Seonagh (seonagh@gmail.com) directly for more information. 

BIPOC will receive primary consideration as we strive to create more access to this work and support expansion of this network.

**This platform charges a small fee for transactions above $0.00. All free classes are exempt from fees.

After signing up, you will receive an email with registration details and optional suggested props.

Seónagh Kummer, Ph.D., is a lifelong dancer and teacher who encourages open-minded curiosity and community-building in her classes. Her movement design helps learners experience the joys and qualitative processes of executing movements and sensations of myofascial connectivity in the body rather than just perfecting final shapes or positions. For more information, visit www.seonagh.com.