Episode #23: Kathy Shean-Jones & Phoebe MacRae on the Anat Baniel Method


Pam Smith and I were lucky enough to have Kathy Shean-Jones and Phoebe MacRae join us for a conversation about their use of the Anat Baniel Method - Neuromovement. They both have practices here in the Portland Metro area and collaborate for and with clients using ABM. In this podcast, they share what lead them to the use of this method as well as explaining the approach including the 9 essentials that serve as guidelines for their work.



Anat Baniel Method - Neuromovement: https://www.anatbanielmethod.com/

Kathy Shean-Jones' business website: https://www.moveabilities.com/

Phoebe MacRae's business website: https://www.brilliantmovement.net/

Other Links from Kathy and Phoebe!
Our collective email account abmnorthwest@gmail.com
Our joint Facebook Page- https://www.facebook.com/abmnw/
Kids Beyond Limits from Amazon 
Upcoming Three for Three Immersions are listed on our FB events page and below
Registration Links for upcoming Three for Three ImmersionsJanuary 27, 28, 30, 2020 Three for Three ImmersionMarch 18-20, 2020 Three for Three ImmersionMay 13-15, 2020 Three for Three Immersion
Registration Links for upcoming free mini workshops:February 13 2020 Introduction to NeuroMovement with Kathy and PhoebeApril 14, 2020 - Introduction to NeuroMovement with Phoebe and Kathy

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