- has been
conducted on
ideokinesis and
there are
reasons to
believe it may be
contraindicated as a
relaxation technique.
Ideokinesis was
originally developed...
- Todd (1880 – 1956) is
known as the
founder of what came to be
known as '
Ideokinesis', a form of
somatic education that
became po****r in the 1930s amongst...
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allowing this
kinaesthetic imagery to
inform the way they moved. The term '
ideokinesis'
denotes use of such
imagery to
rehabilitate and
precipitate human movement...
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somatic principles and training,
especially Laban Movement Analysis,
Ideokinesis, Alexander, and Feldenkrais, in
performative technique classes. These...
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Elsworth Todd (1880–1956),
founder of what
later came to be
known as
Ideokinesis, a form of
somatic education Mabel Loomis Todd (1856–1932), American...
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other movement disciplines. For example,
Hawkins invited proponents of
Ideokinesis to
teach his
dance company, and
others were
influenced by F.M. Alexander's...
- was
originally for dancers. It was
inspired by
Mabel Elsworth Todd's
ideokinesis,
Bonnie Bainbridge Cohen's Body-Mind
Centering and Sri Aurobindo's Integral...
- Dr. Lulu
Edith Sweigard,
colleague of
Mabel Elsworth Todd,
pioneer of
Ideokinesis,
author (Human
Movement Potential: Its
Ideokinetic Facilitation) Margaret...
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training Clinical psychology Counseling psychology Exercise physiology Ideokinesis Kinesiology Performance psychology Personal training Sociology of sport...
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creating a
bridge to
later somatic practices. He
advocated familiarity with
ideokinesis (as well as
other somatic approaches to training) and the acquisition...
