C.A.R.E - Somatic approach for Creativity, Attachment, Resilience, Education
C.A.R.E. is a comprehensive program that blends somatic movement practices with neuroscience and educational insights to foster holistic human development. By observing and understanding how we naturally develop through movement and non-verbal interaction, C.A.R.E. empowers participants to integrate these foundational principles into their personal and professional practices. Whether you're an educator, therapist, or someone interested in self-development, our approach provides practical, embodied tools to support growth, learning, and emotional resilience.
C.A.R.E - A Somatic Approach for Creativity. Attachment. Resilience. Education
Jul 06, 2026 - May 08, 2027 | 6 Modules
We warmly invite you to join a unique training program that combines theoretical insights with physical practice. The C.A.R.E. program integrates principles from Body-Mind Centering®, Feldenkrais, and Neurophysiological Psychology to explore, embody, and teach the connection between our physiological development and emotions. This understanding can enrich your life and enhance your work with others.
Key Pedagogical Elements of the Program:
- Developmental Foundations: C.A.R.E. begins by observing how human beings develop from the earliest stages (prenatal, infancy, early childhood) and how movement and attachment influence learning. The neurobiological foundations of learning, such as nervous system function and the development of trauma, form the pedagogical cornerstones of the course.
- Learning through Experience: Participants learn through embodied experience. Movement-based activities foster a deep understanding of developmental processes, with theoretical information supporting personal reflection and learning.
- Learning as a Lifelong Process: C.A.R.E. is for those who want to deepen their understanding of learning as an ongoing developmental process—whether working with children, adults, or focusing on their own personal growth.
Who is this program for?
- Teachers, social workers, youth professionals, seeking new ways to help children and adolescents grow through body awareness and embodied learning.
- Parents who wish to better understand how movement and mindfulness can enhance their children’s emotional and physical well-being.
- For those seeking to develop emotional and physical support and well-being and to assist others in doing the same.
- Whether you are experienced in these areas or new to them, this program will offer you valuable tools to develop your understanding and practice while helping others find greater balance and resilience.
- Understand the deep connection between our physiological and emotional systems.
- Learn techniques to support your own emotional, mental, and physical well-being.
- Gain insights into how to help others—especially children and young people—develop body awareness and emotional regulation.
Curriculum
The C.A.R.E training consists of 6 modules and each module can be booked individually. You can join the ongoing modular training at any time.
Some of the modules are recognized as educational leave in Berlin.
Curriculum
Module 1 | Jul 06 - Jul 11, 2026 | Embryology
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Module 2 | Jul 13 - Jul 17, 2026 | Infant movement development
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Module 3 | Sep 28 - Oct 02, 2026 | Self-Other* - and interaction
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Module 4 | Jan 04 - Jan 08, 2027 | Embodied Pathways
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Module 5 | Mar 29 - Apr 02, 2027 | Motivation, Engagement & Vitality
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Module 6 | May 03 - May 08, 2027 | Embodying Creation
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