Continuum

- Continuum

Fostering Deep Resourcing, Creativity and Resilience

Continuum Training 2026-2028

Fostering Deep Resourcing, Creativity and Resilience

The Continuum approach – created by Emilie Conrad over several decades – is a somatic practice for embodied self-exploration, supporting resilience, connection, and authentic transformation. Our faculty integrates Continuum developments from different decades, offering rich perspectives and diversity in teaching.

Each module is led by a senior Continuum teacher; all are authorized by Emilie Conrad and bring decades of professional experience.

Who Should Attend?

The training is open to beginners, people with Continuum experience, and somatic practitioners from other disciplines alike. It is an enrichment for therapists, artists, leaders, creative professionals, and anyone interested in the profound dimensions of embodiment. 

What You’ll Gain

  • Empathy, clarity, vitality, and adaptability
  • Deep integration, inner strength, and resilience
  • Personalized somatic movement research; develop your own teaching style

Why Attend This Round?

  • Training with senior international faculty: learn from 8 highly experienced teachers (including core US and European experts). All teachers have decades of practical experience, have been personally authorized by Continuum developer Emilie Conrad to teach the methods, and are members of the Continuum Teachers Association. The Somatic Academy Berlin is the only institution in the world that offers a Continuum training of this scope, diversity, and quality. A real highlight in terms of both structure and personnel!
  • Comprehensive, cyclical structure: 8 in-depth modules over 2 years, each focusing on unique aspects of Continuum practice.
  • English translation provided for modules that are offered by German speaking teachers
  • The training course only starts every two and a half years. Module 1 with Mary Abrams, which deals with “Values, Principles, and Methods of Practice” and provides an optimal introduction, will not be offered again until the end of 2028 at the earliest

 

Further Continuum events until the start of the training:

Free online introductory evenings

Would you like to learn about the method get some practical experience? We cordially invite you to two free online introductory sessions with Kai Erhardt:

December 17, 2025, 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. More information >>

 

2.5-hour monthly Wednesday course at the SAB

In this 2.5-hour mini-workshop, you can get a good feel for what Continuum is all about: 

December 17, 2025, 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. with Jo Koppe

January 21, 2026, 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. with Jo Koppe

More information >>

NEW: Continuum Playground

Would you like to bring playful vitality into your life with Continuum Playground? Immerse yourself in the dance of the web of life—through the dynamic and subtle aspects of Continuum combined with elements from fascia training. Diverse, sensual, flowing.

December 19, 2025, 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. with Divo G. Müller More information >>

February 13, 2026, 6:00 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. with Divo G. Müller More information >>

Ausführliche Seminarinformationen

What is Continuum?

Continuum is a somatic approach through which we can inquire and learn to tune into our bodies as living events, as an ongoing orchestration of communication and resonance, as creative intelligence operating in every cell. 

We can experience that we are movement and that the movement we are can inform the movement we do. We can also experience direct sensory contact with an all-pervasive regulatory dynamic.

Which background does Continuum have?

Emilie Conrad originated Continuum in the 1960’s and developed it until her passing in 2014. 

This program - taught by an international team of 8 experienced teachers - integrates various decades of Continuum material.

All teachers were trained and authorized directly by Emilie Conrad during different periods of its development. They all carry aspects of the history of the work. By exploring this history, core principles of Continuum can be integrated and new impulses for its ongoing development can organically arise.

How is the Continuum Continuing Education structured?

This program - taught by 8 teachers -  integrates various decades of Continuum material. All teachers studied with Emilie Conrad who originated Continuum in the 1960’s and developed it until her death in 2014.

Emilie Conrad taught in a constant state of inquiry. While each step embedded and enfolded the previous one, it also meant students entering the work in the 80’s were exposed to different material than students entering it in the 2000’s. This program attempts to bring together various Continuum „periods“ by bringing together teachers who were introduced to the work at different times. 

The very nature of Continuum is to witness ourselves as a living process, open to the ongoing evolution of teachings and applications. Even though we follow basic core principles, Continuum remains an ongoing, unfolding inquiry into the mystery of conscious human life. Through the variety of teachers in this program, we hope to encourage students to trust their own inquiry, somatic movement research and to develop their own style.

Curriculum of Continuum, a continuing education

It is possible to participate in this workshop only and it is also possible to start the complete training at any time, as all modules are repeated cyclically. The official start of the new cycle is Feb 5th, 2026. We offer the whole training at a reduced rate.

Module 1

Feb 05-08, 2026 | Values, Principles and Methods of Continuum by Mary Abrams

  • Focuses on the principles and values ​​of Continuum and aims to provide a solid experience with the fundamentals of Continuum
  • Focusing our learning on deepening our understanding through practices of breath, sound, movement, touch and testimony along with non-verbal creative expression and verbal dialogue

Module 2

May 07-10, 2026 | Self tending and self care by Rosemarie Kussinger-Steffes

  • Focuses on enriching and nourishing our organism, to identify patterns that actually work against our system and getting an opportunity to dissolve
  • The revitalizing movements of Continuum change and inform the structure of our organism
  • Through de-acceleration we stimulate our parasympathetic nervous system, inviting serenity and calmness

Module 3

Sep 03-06, 2026 | The resonante field of the heart by Divo G. Müller

  • Exploration of the resonant field and frequencies of the heart, based upon our embryological heritage, reaching into the  transpersonal resonance with the planetary heart field
  • We come together to build somatic fluidity, emotional resilience and inner soul resources which enable us meeting the unknown
  • In the somatic depth, our essential heart gifts and wounds become accessible and available for healing, transformation and envisioning
  • Unfolding a resonant heart field that invites beyond body, time and space to dwell in the intimacy and connectedness of all beings

Module 4

Nov 12-15, 2026 | Embodiment and the creative process by Robin Becker

  • Empowering us to challenge any self-limiting beliefs that we may have about ourselves, our body-minds, or our personal/professional practices that holds us back from embodying the truths of our deeper river selves
  • We will explore how the principles of Continuum can give us a foundation from which true freedom of expression and exploration can spring forth

Module 5

Mar 18-21, 2027 | Embodied Flow System by Megan Bathory-Peeler   

  • Inviting us to understand the body as a creative process
  • As we approach the body with interest and openness to discovery, we will explore how our biology's primary motives and processes of movement can serve as a metaphor for our creative endeavors
  • Continuum provides a methodology for learning to be receptive to new and unfamiliar patterns moving through us

Module 6

Jun 17-20, 2027 | The art of attention by Tone Gilje

  • Concentration on the the revitalization and activation of our concious awareness
  • As we slow down, we will begin to recognize the familiar patterns, cultural imprints, and limitations that guide our daily activities in life
  • Being aware of these patterns allows us to focus our attention to gentle movements, forms and currents that may still lie in the unknown territory of our organism, waiting to be experienced, felt or expressed in new ways

Module 7

Oct 07-10, 2027 | Versatility, bringing inner practice to outer expression by Jane Okondo

  • Allowing us to expand the individual practice with Continuum within the environment
  • It includes, among other things, a deepening of self-inquiring learning, the expansion of the capacity of dynamic stillness and the resolution of known structures into a flowing model of coherence

Module 8

Feb 15-20, 2028 | Ouroborus, moving medicine from the dark by Kai Ehrhardt

  • Dedication to the themes of life cycles, death and initiation
  • This retreat is based on a Continuum sequence, where each element has a different function and effect on the overall system
  • But all of them practice permeability, presence and the ability to surrender from a place of receptivity
  • The last 42 hours were not be interrupted by our speech to allow everyone to engage with their own rhythms and themes

 

For whom is the Continuum training?

This program is for people with different somatic experiences, somatic professionals, therapists, teachers, creatives, leaders, innovators - anyone who has a body - anyone who wants to connect more deeply to what it means to be human.

Many participants take part because of their personal experience and can deepen their practice through the contact with 8 Continuum experts. Some single modules assume previous experience with Continuum.

Which skills can Continuum support and empower?

  • to be empathic and relational
  • to be clear and decisive
  • to orient and adapt
  • to be vital and persevering
  • to self-regulate and harmonize
  • to be autonomous and team-minded
  • to act from the awareness of dynamic context
  • to process and reflect 
  • to be resilient  

Which benefits does the Continuum Training provide?

If you like to become a Continuum teacher, the Continuum Training is necessary, but by itself not sufficient. The process is leaded by the Continuum Teacher Association (CTA). A diverse practice of individual experiences and a qualified mentorship are essential.

With 8 Continuum experts, all of them learned directly from Emilie Conrad and are members in the CTA, the Somatic Academy Berlin offers a high-quality program to integrate Continuum into the context of diverse somatic methods and approaches. Therefore, each individual module also represents a personal gain for individual development and can be booked separately. Taking part of all 8 modules is required for the certification from the SAB.
 
Kai Ehrhardt, curator of this Continuum training at the Somatic Academy Berlin, is a member of the Continuum Teachers Association (CTA) www.continuumteachers.com and will be the right contact to answer further questions.

 

Seminarleiter*innen

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Kai Ehrhardt

ehrhardt@somatische-akademie.de 
www.kaiehrhardt.com

Founder of the Somatic Academy Berlin, Breath Therapist/based on the work developed by Prof. Ilse Middendorf, Continuum Teacher and Heilpraktiker (Psychotherapy)

"I had the honor and privilege to learn from the two founders Prof. Ilse Middendorf (Perceptible Breath / Erfahrbarer Atem) and Emilie Conrad (Continuum) and I am pleased to be able to pass on this work." Since 2012, Kai has been developing professional trainings at the Somatic Academy as well as programs dedicated to the application of Somatics in everyday life. He has been a co-curator of the Body IQ festival since 2015. Since 2003, he has developed the approach "Authentic Eros", which integrates - as a somatic application - bodywork, relationship communication and group-dynamic processes in the area of personal and interpersonal development. He is a member of the professional associations Atem, Continuum and ISMETA.

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Jane Okondo


www.continuumteachers.com

MA, RSME/T, a London based somatic movement artist, continuum teacher, biodynamic Cranio Sacral therapist

She has been in the field of healing arts for 30 years - a Continuum teacher, Biodynamic Cranio Sacral therapist with Somatic Experiencing being integrated into her practice. She is on the faculty of the Integrative Bodywork and Movement Therapy training which is based in the UK, Lithuania and Russia, and currently on the board of ISMETA. Her work very influenced in her participation in the Discipline of Authentic movement and is based on the principal of 'listening' as the access to supporting presence and wellbeing. She loves being and moving in nature as a natural counterpoint for being a long term Londoner.

 
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Mary Abrams

Mary Abrams, MA, RSME, founder/director of Moving Body Resources in New York City since 1999, leads classes, workshops, and private sessions with people ranging in age from 23 to 99 years old.  She loves movement in every dimension, has been immersed in Continuum for 25 years learning with Emilie Conrad, Susan Harper, & Gary David; holds a masters degree in Consciousness Studies; and teaches on the MA Dance & Somatic Wellbeing course at the University of Central Lancashire, UK. She is eternally grateful to every person who has given her the honor to move and learn with them.

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Robin Becker


robinbeckermovement.org

MA, RSME, is an internationally recognized teacher, dancer, choreographer, and founder of Robin Becker Dance
Her teaching weaves together her lifelong experience in dance, 27-year study of Continuum with Emilie Conrad and Susan Harper, 37 years of experience in meditation and contemplative healing practices, and study with Gary David in Epistemics and Affect Script Theory. Robin was selected by Emilie Conrad to be an authorized Continuum teacher in 2001. She has a BA in Dance and a MA in the Humanities. Chapters from her master’s thesis, Continuum: The Alchemy of Movement, have been published in two anthologies on somatic movement practices. She currently teaches at Hofstra University and leads movement workshops nationally and internationally. www.continuumteachers.com
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Megan Bathory-Peeler

megan@somanautiko.com 
www.somanautiko.com

Megan Bathory-Peeler is an expert somanaut, fully engaged in the moving inquiry of living in a human body and within the human experience.
For 30 years, Megan has explored the frontiers of embodiment and human relationships. She shares her on-going discoveries through her interdisciplinary work, Somanautiko, as a Certified Somatic Therapist, bodyworker, educator, performance artist, activist, and mother. 

Founding member of the Continuum Teachers Association
www.continuumteachers.com

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Divo Gitta Müller

Divo G. Müller is a pioneer of innovative movement programs. She is one of the first internationally authorized Continuum teachers in Europe with further education in 'Jungle Gym'. Divo is a spirited teacher with a creative capacity to translate latest findings of movement science and fascia research into sensuous movement protocols and breath flows. She is the founder of "Bodybliss" a training program fostering women’s health and the fascial pelvic floor training. Divo has published several books, articles and DVD’s and teaches worldwide.

 

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Tone Gilje


www.continuumteachers.com.

Norway-based RSMT, body and psychotherapist and Continuum teacher

Tone was trained as a Bodywork/massage therapist in 1977, in private apprenticeship and at ESALEN, CA. She is an advanced Rolfer® since 1988. She was introduced to Continuum when she trained as a Rolfer® in theUS, in 2005 she got her authorization as a Continuum teacher by Emilie Conrad. She has worked with Susan Harper since 1999. She is a certified as Psychodrama director.
From 14 years old Tone has delved into movement and meditation using various methods and expressions. In her practice and workshops, the passion for the mysteries imbedded in us is a driving force in her way of teaching and exploring. She is a member of the professional associations: PSYCHODRAMA, ROLFING®, CONTINUUM and ISMETA.

Kosten

3900€ total training price for one-time payment 

4500€ total price for individual module bookings

Anmeldeinformationen

Zeiten
Thursday - Sunday, each day 10:00am - 5:30pm
Veranstaltungsort
Berlin
Somatische Akademie Berlin
Paul-Lincke-Ufer 30
10999 Berlin | side building
1st backyard
4th floor
Preise
  • Full Price: 3900.00 EUR
Zahlung Banküberweisung, PayPal

Lehrer

Kai Ehrhardt
Jane Okondo
Mary Abrams
Rosemarie Kussinger-Steffes
Robin Becker
Megan Bathory-Peeler
Divo Gitta Müller
Tone Gilje

Daten & Kosten

KursspracheEN + DE
Kurskosten
  • Full Price 3900.00 EUR
ZahlungBanküberweisung, PayPal
VeranstaltungsortBerlin
Somatische Akademie Berlin
Paul-Lincke-Ufer 30
10999 Berlin | side building
1st backyard
4th floor