My 2017 Movement Medicine journey in Africa: Episode 2.Thoughts, reflections and feelings…The last South African leg of my African journey has left me touched, disturbed, grateful and thoughtful. South Africa and Mandela’s “rainbow nation” is in a hot and troubled place right now. The systems...
Read MoreWhen I was 7 and my parents took our family back to England from Kenya, I felt torn up by my roots. Now, I respect their reasons for bringing us all back to the UK, but then, at the age of 7, I was furious....
Read MoreI’d love to write about something other than how I feel the Trump effect playing in my inner and outer world (and I will, below!), but this feels like such a massive “wake up!” moment that I want to speak about it first. I’m feeling...
Read MoreDear all, something shifted in me this weekend. I’ve been feeling and reeling with the recent shifts in the political level of reality we live within. I’ve yelled and danced my rage and grief and cried my heart out for all the people who worked...
Read MoreLetting go of the old, making space for the new. The old Movement Medicine Shop is passing on the baton to 'Music Medicine'. I hope you enjoy the new look as well as the new music, books and information.We welcome you to our new online...
Read MoreOne song in my new album is a song Ya’Acov and I wrote in the Amazon rainforest 2 years ago. It’s the first song we ever wrote together. We’d been in the forest for one journey with the Pachamama Alliance, and had come out for...
Read MoreDear All, we are coming to the end of another extraordinary year of teaching and preparing for our last offerings before our summer break. Last week, we completed our third Professional Training with a very strong group and they have all set off to deepen their...
Read MoreBonus interview with Susannah and Ya'Acov by Shakti Malan.https://soundcloud.com/movement-medicine/beyond-the-honeymoon-bonus-interview-with-susannah-and-yaacov...
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In a village called Tinkias, deep in the Amazon Rainforest, there lives a very, very old, tiny, wrinkled, shiny eyed grandmother. She is a mistress of the ancient art of spinning cotton, and the only one in her village who still knows how to do...
Read MoreBy Susannah and Ya'Acov As those of you who know us well will know, part of the roots of this practice is our willingness to engage with the bigger picture of life to which we all belong. We recognise that there are so many issues that...
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