summer 2025 classes
summer 2025 MINI SESSION
to reserve a space in a class “REGISTER”
Payment may be given by cash, cheque or e-transfer and must be received within 72 hours for confirmation of your space.
Alternate payment arrangements can be secured by emailing Sharon.
Drop-In Rates - $26 for Weekly Movement Classes
*All Pricing Includes Ontario Taxes - 13%. HST
SUMMER schedule 2025
*tentative based on registration
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Savour Slow Somatics | ONLINE
Tuesday | 9:30 - 10:30 am
August 5th & 12th - Ribs & Shoulders
$45.20*/ 2-class series OR
Single Drop-In: $26*
*Audio recording included for 10 days
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Gentle Movement | LIVE
Wednesday | 9:15 - 10:15 am
• July 9th & 16th
• August 6th & 13th
$45. 20* per monthly 2-class series or
$26* Single Drop In Rate
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Summer Memories | ONLINE Writing Circle
Wednesday | 10:00 - 11:30 am
June 18th • July 23rd • August 20th
$30* per class
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In Good Sequence | ONLINE
Tuesdays | 7:00 - 8:30 pm (ET)
August 12th, 19th & 26th
$195* / 3 Class Series
A 3-part mentorship series to help you plan and pace your somatic classes with clarity and confidence—whether it’s a class, series, or workshop. Limited to 6 spaces for depth and clear guidance.
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In Good Process | ONLINE or LIVE
1:1 Mentorship for Movement Teachers
$113* per single session (1 hour)
$288* for 3 session series
Time to explore what’s emerging—bring your questions, curiosities, or teach a segment for real-time feedback.
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Clinical Somatic Education 1-1 Sessions
Contact to book an appointment for a 1-1 Clinical Education Session - In-Person or Virtual Appointments
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Somatic Movement Teachers Hub Workshop
October 18th & 19th, 2025
**WAIT LIST**
If interested - please sign up on waitlist
A 2-day professional development weekend to reconnect with your teaching, refine your skills, and feel supported in a small community of peers. Includes teaching labs, class planning tools, peer feedback, and a guest talk on Hanna Somatics and back pain.
Further Details on Workshop page
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WAITLIST for TEACHERS HUB
If you are interested in joining the Somatic Movement Teachers Hub, if there is a cancellation, please register your name and info here.
class descriptions
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Move in gentle ways to reduce body tension, improve breath & balance.
A mix of gentle hatha, somatics, breathing & balance practices. Suitable for those wanting to do less traditional yoga but use movements to awaken both body and brain. Motion is your lotion.
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Rooted in the work of Thomas Hanna, these classes are ongoing exploration of Essential Somatic movements to maintain function and ease of your life on two feet.
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Classes will have a specific focus, weekly or monthly with morning or evening options.
Focus may include:
Below the Belt
Achey Feet
Slumped & Slouched
Pain in the Neck
Ease on Back
Tame Your Tilt
Twist & Turn
Hands on Deck
Online platform with Zoom. Available as individual or full series.
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From Memory or Imagination, be guided with prompts to bring experiences to the page. The AWA method is grounded with supportive commentary that allows a safe container to be held for writers to explore their craft.
We focus on what worked, stayed with us and was strong. All work is treated as fiction so as to uphold the writer and any risks they may have taken by putting words to paper. No experience is necessary.
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A monthly series ONLINE to dive into common pain points that get in the way of moving with ease. Spring Lineup:
April 7th - Back Discomfort -The Bane of Modern Life
May 5th - Rotator What? Mobilizing Shoulders
June 2nd - Hip HIp Hooray! What is pulling at your hips? — arthritis, bursitis, tendonitis and more… Reduce your hip tension
This online series is co-facilitated by Sharon Smith-Carter, RSME | RSMT & Leanne Trainor (PT, Osteopathic Manual Practitioner & ESMT)
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Join Somatic Movement Educators Sharon & Julie for an evening that introduces the basics of somatics with 5 movements that may well be change the way you move and get you out of pain
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Walking is your birthright. The ability to walk freely and with ease will bring the world to your footsteps. Explore the relationship of patterns of movement from shoulders to hips and how an injury may have sidelined your gait in more ways than one.