Trained Professionals

We are proud to present to you the Movement Medicine Professionals that we have trained. 

You will find them and their work (both on and off line) through the Movement Medicine Association which brings together information about Movement Medicine Professionals (including our own) and what is being offered. 

Where have Faculty gone?

After years of service as School of Movement Medicine Faculty, these 8 teachers (Ben Yeger, Catherine Wright, Christian de Sousa, David Mooney, Jo Hardy, Mark Boylan, Rosie Perks, Yasia Leiserach) have let go of this role in order to allow more fluidity in the whole system, including their own. This adjustment means that a broader spectrum of professionals can take up senior roles in the system as the depth of field increases and more people train and gain experience in offering Movement Medicine. However, our X-Faculty are still alive and well and making their fine contributions in the fields of Movement Medicine and many others.  

You can find them through the Movement Medicine Association. 

Staff and Pathfinders

We want to mention our staff who helped us stabilise the Movement Medicine boat when we started and for many years afterwards. Their expertise, wisdom and contribution was an important part of establishing the ground of Movement Medicine. We offer our deep gratitude to Jo Hardy, Sue Kuhn and David Rose, who occupied this role and then let it go to tend their own lives and work. We also want to acknowledge the original Movement Medicine pathfinders, They were Caroline Carey, Mark Boylan and Christian de Sousa, all of whom had already trained in 5 Rhythms and who worked with us over several years to clarify the best possible nature of the Movement Medicine Apprenticeship and Professional Training. Our training would not be as wholesome and profound as it is without their long running input.
THANK YOU ALL!

The Movement Medicine Professional Journey

After training, Movement Medicine Professionals begin their work as Apprentice Teachers or Facilitators.  If they have been given permission to teach by us, you can be assured that we hold them in high regard. The next step is the initiation process which is their graduation panel. As with all of our training  this is thorough and demanding.

After this, we offer a programme of Continued Professional Development (CPD) for those who wish to train in the deeper levels of our work. Eventually this will lead to some people being able to offer their own Movement Medicine Apprenticeship Programmes. All Movement Medicine Professionals are required to have professional mentoring throughout their careers.

Below is a list of all the people that have been through our Professional Training Programme and have our ongoing authorisation to be working professionally with Movement Medicine. It also includes information about the levels of CPD they may have participated in. They are all members of the Movement Medicine Association which is our Professional body, and abide by its high standards. .

If there is a date next to ‘Graduate Teacher’ or ‘Graduate Facilitator’ this is the date they graduated. If there is no date under this column, then the person is working as an apprentice/student Teacher or Facilitator with our full confidence and endorsement.

Susannah and Ya’Acov Darling Khan