4 Tuesdays – November 5, 12, 19 & 26 | 10am-12pm PT | $119 for the series
Your body carries the archetypal energy of the different mythical motifs and stages of your journey toward wholeness and meaning. In this workshop series you will identify and explore those archetypes that support and inform the mythic dimension of your current stage in life and:
- Identify what is most alive in you.
- Open up and align with the guidance, intuition, and wisdom of your body.
- Harness the courage that empowers you to face and navigate life challenges.
- Tend to your innermost brilliance.
In this 4-week journey participants will be guided to identify their own individual resonances with and connections to the Joseph Campbell’s Hero’s Journey and Maureen Murdock’s Heroine’s Journey, utilizing the methodology of the Tamalpa Life/Art Process: somatic movement, movement metaphors, body part mythology, dance explorations, guided imagery, expressive arts, and Life/Art dialogues.
No previous art experience is necessary.
To get the most out of this online class, please prepare a comfortable space to move in with access to your online device. Also, have art supplies ready at hand for the drawing activity and paper and pen for journaling and creative writing exercises.
Watch an interview with Marialuisa about her work, including a guided somatic exercise that you can follow along with HERE.
This interview is part of the Somatic Movement Summit a free online event. For more information, please visit https://somaticmovementsummit.com. This recording is a copyright of The Shift Network. All rights reserved.
What Students Are Saying:
Marialuisa is a gifted and generous facilitator, who guides with a combination of gentleness and passion. She has a special talent for leading people into very personal and sacred places in a way that feels safe and transformative. Her work is always grounded in the physical and emotional realms of embodied learning and the breakthroughs can be life-changing. I have studied with her for years, and every class is a new discovery. – Elaine Rose
Marialuisa’s work has provided rich nourishment for my mind, body and soul in it’s unique blend of theory, practice and spiritual depth. She offered scientific knowledge as a scaffold through which to enter somatic experience, which in turn acted as a gateway into a deeper connection with myself and the mysteries beyond. Her gentle focused presence, attentive listening and heartfelt aesthetic responses created a safe and trusting space despite the limitations of an online connection. – Katy Menell
Photo by Rick Chapman of The Other Face by Daria Halprin
Marialuisa Diaz de Leon, MA, REAT, RSME/T. Therapist, movement specialist, mythologist, educator, researcher, and performer born in Guadalajara, Mexico. Marialuisa’s professional experience in psychology, somatics, and the arts spans over twenty years and includes work in education, private practice, and community intervention. She is on faculty at Tamalpa Institute and at Southwestern College. Marialuisa is the creator of Mythic Life: Embodying Wisdom, Beauty and Courage where she brings her expertise to work with women empowerment through a forward thinking integration of myth, arts, somatic movement and archetypal psychology (mythiclife.net).
Payment
NOTE: Registration will be conducted through Eventbrite. Upon payment, you will receive a confirmation email from them with information on how to register for your Zoom link. If you do not receive an email from Eventbrite, please email Workshops at Tamalpa immediately.
$119/series
Payment is for the full series. Drop-in payments for single sessions are not available.
REFUND POLICY:
Refunds will only be given if cancellation is received at least 48 hours before the start of the first class. Eventbrite registration and processing fees are non-refundable.
Tamalpa Institute does not allow registration transfers between class series or workshops.
N o refunds or pro-rated refunds once the class series has started.
RECORDING POLICY:
Tamalpa does not record nor permit the recording of any classes or workshops due to the sensitive and sometimes vulnerable nature of the work, and to protect student privacy.
