Selected Articles
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A Dutch children's physical therapist and her psychotherapist colleague talk about their work in the water with mentally and physically disabled clients.
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Two Dutch sports teachers describe their work in the water with mentally and physically handicapped clients.
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An American energy therapist discusses her work in the water and how she uses Healing Dance in her sessions.
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Israeli water practitioners describe how they give sessions in the Mediterranean during the summer months.
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An essay reflecting on the phenomena of flow, movement, position and transition, and the relation between how they appear in our lives and in our work in the water.
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An investigation into the ways in which the qualities of shape and space are present in aquatic bodywork.
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This article elucidates the Continuity Principle underlying the Healing Dance course, Above & Below.
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Complete with a hoax, insider jokes and an exposition on the nature of water, body mechanics, relating to the receiver, learning and teaching. Modeled after the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali...
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Diane Tegtmeier and Inika Spence describe their approach: Aquatic bodywork by integratively trained therapists is a profound and safe way to help people heal from trauma.
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An homage to Watsu.
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