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Thinking Body-Feeling MindŽ

 

Thinking Body-Feeling MindŽ

1637 S. La Cienega Blvd.
Los Angeles, California 90035
United States

Contact:
Linda Lack, PhD
P: (310) 273-4797
F: (323) 932-1441
W: lindalack.com

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Styles: Core Strengthening, Hatha, Integrative Yoga Therapy, Restorative, Synergy

Specialties: Private / Individual, Seniors, Therapeutic, Workshops

Hatha yoga, movement and yoga therapy, advanced technique training and injury resolution for beginning through advanced. Monthly intensives include workshops, lectures, teaching seminars. Useful for advanced and/or would-be teachers or anyone wanting to refine technique, extend knowledge or immerse themselves in The Thinking Body-The Feeling Mind®. Yoga Alliance-certified, Lack’s technique is practiced throughout the United States as well as in parts of Latin America, Europe, the Middle East and Asia. Training also offers yoga therapy certification. The mentor program considers each individual’s background, interests and intentions for teaching. It’s unique in that the learner can accumulate hours at their own pace.

Linda Lack, PhD, director and primary teacher, has dedicated her life and work to the study of the human body, movement/breath and their relationship to creativity, healing and spirituality. She is a yoga/movement therapist, yoga teacher, a dancer/choreographer, researcher, performer and international lecturer. Her technique, The Thinking Body-The Feeling Mind®, has positioned itself in the various worlds of yoga, dance, therapy and spiritual psychology. Lack is a visiting lecturer at Loyola Marymount University's Yoga Therapy RX program, the International Association of Yoga Therapists, the Congress on Research in Dance, and Fundacion Santa Fe de Bogota’s medical program on longevity in Bogota, Colombia. Lack has been funded and acknowledged by the Rockefeller Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, California Arts Council, Samadha International Healing Awards, the Los Angeles Area Dance Alliance Awards for Innovative Choreography, and has received a LACE award in the category of Art and Spirituality.

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