facilitated by Joy Miracle & Guest Teachers
move. sessions focus on processing emotions and thoughts through movement. Sessions so far have been exploring attendees inner world, and this autumn term, we are taking things further by exploring examples of people whose emotional and mental processing has been bettered by dance.
Welcome to our exhibition experience, with multiple guest session leads with lived experience of using movement to better process their emotions and thoughts
Who is move. for?
move. was particularly designed for:
people who are going on with their careers and not focusing on their wellbeing, ability to be human and want to dig deeper into their emotional and mental state,
people who would like to go deeper to grow their emotional and mental state in an active and engaging way,
people who consider themselves to be more of a kinetic learner and find learning through words and dialogues hard,
people who may have not realised in the midst of their busyness that they are not mentally and emotionally well as they go about their day.
Our movement sessions aim to retrain the mind and emotional processing to imbed your wellbeing into your existing activities.
move. is for anyone who is:
– Interested in movement
– keen to grow their awareness of feelings and thoughts
– looking to increase their capacity to hold space for their emotions and mental processing
move. | the embodied choreography experience, dance sessions for your mind and emotions.
autumn Timetable
Mondays*
14 Sep – 7 Dec
6.30-8pm
*Class on w/c 26 Oct will be on Tues 27 Oct
TWO FOR ONE
Make move. social! Buy two single use session tickets for the price of one
£16.61 per person
£33.22 total
drop in Prices
First Timer (Single Use): £19, use code FIRSTCLASS
Drop In: £33.22
Concessions (Student/Low Income/Unemployed): £20
class packs
6 classes: £175
Full term: £330
Open to all. Multiple art forms explored.
PREVIOUS FEEDBACK
“For me it’s more like a breath and reflection, it’s more like a journaling, also the sort of thing like ‘oh my past, what happens and how I became here, how I’m now sitting here and what I have experienced in the past and then I can really write it down”
“I had a such a wonderful experience with move.! We started by sitting down and getting to know each other, which smoothly kicked off a session that made me feel very safe and supported, with movement practices deeply connected to my lived experience and thoughts that had been going on in my mind, which were eventually transformed into actions that can be easily applied to my daily life. By the end, both my mind and body felt carefully heard and well responded to“
“I can really see clearly why, now, my body moves like that”
“Like a new discovery about my past that has been forgotten for a long time”
TeacherS
Joy Miracle
Joy Miracle is a dancer, multifaceted creative and healthcare professional who focuses a lot of her practice on the health of the inner being.
Her debut project exploring this, the June Bug Series used poetry, dance and journaling to explore being content during the chaos of the global pandemic of 2020. She then went on to release a series called “Seen: a Tale of Vulnerability”, a series that explored what it really means to be vulnerable and seen. Since then she has ran a number of initiatives and projects to help build perspective of how welcome we all are to be United, connected, vulnerable, open and full human.
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Access and Amenities at SDS
Siobhan Davies Studios is mostly accessible to wheelchair users, with lifts to all floors. There are two accessible parking spaces available on site which can be booked in advance. Blue Badge parking is also available nearby on West Square and Garden Row (for a full map visit the Southwark Council website). Our main door is not power assisted.
Amenities include:
- Changing facilities*
- Communal showers*
- Lockers
- Toilets / wheelchair accessible toilets
- Kitchen: tea and coffee making, fridge, and microwave (not fully accessible)
* Our changing facilities and showers are not fully accessible. Our closest publicly available and fully accessible changing facility is at The Castle Centre, a leisure centre 0.3 miles away from the studios. You can find full details of their features here.