
Move In Mind method improves posture, balance, core-driven movement, functional breathing, and body awareness for effortless, graceful motion, with benefits for pelvic floor health and rehabilitation.
Move In Mind channels gravity mastery through sensing and imagery to engage intrinsic muscle fibers, letting you move effortlessly and improve posture in daily life.
Explore the Move In Mind method by studying word choices that shape posture, then progress through movement explorations—gravity, fascia, core, breathing, self massage, and a final one-hour routine—with supportive worksheets.
Move In Mind™ reveals how word choice shapes mood, breath, and posture by creating mental images, and teaches awareness of self-talk to replace patterns with functional words for better movement.
Learn how choosing words shapes moods and outcomes by triggering memories, imagery, and actions. Explore homonyms, metaphors, and mindful language to boost mind-body awareness and well-being.
Explore the difference between being, feeling, and having and how words shape experience. Use I feel instead of I am, and treat distress as a transient state.
Learn how the brain processes negations and uses imagery to shape wellbeing, then reframe thoughts with affirmations like I want to feel good to focus on desired states.
Explore useful mental images to boost kinaesthetic awareness of movement in gravity, using concrete directions like ground, floor, ceiling, and walls to foster functional postures through imagery work.
Observe movements activate mirror neurons that support movement rehabilitation, and the Move In Mind method teaches using observation, breathing, imagery, and relaxation to move mentally and improve posture and mobility.
Explore posture strategies using grounding and uplifting imagery to engage intrinsic spine and abdominal muscles, testing cues like roots, pushing off the floor, propellers, crown, or a string.
Explore breathing awareness by noticing diaphragm movement and expansion in the trunk during exhalation. Visualize a powerful jet of water supporting the front spine from pelvis to head.
Learn movement explorations to improve posture through guided breathing, toes active, and imagery of a five-pointed star, touch walls, and direct energy with purposeful spatial directions.
Explore fascia as an intelligent tissue that shapes the body and adapts through imagery and slow motion, guiding posture and movement with Move In Mind method.
Move through breath-connected sitting explorations to engage intrinsic spine-supporting muscles, using fountain imagery and breath-led arm reach to touch walls while your sit bones gently push into the surface.
Move In Mind explorations guide breath in and out with leg work to support the spine and sit bones, using hands, feet, and imagery like sponge, jelly, and a star.
Explore self massage as a starting point for movement explorations. Follow the class from first to the last video, focusing on your experience to notice and integrate changes.
practice self massage to awaken body awareness and strengthen the brain–body connection for easier movement. explore sensing all body parts with gentle touch and playful attention to support posture.
Explore self-massage from head to pelvis, feeling spaces between bones and ribs, with breath through bones and awareness of fascia. Develop mindful integration through curiosity and connecting with ourselves.
Explore one-leg self-massage from the sit bone, merging breathing, imagery, and gentle movement. Cultivate foot awareness, leg relaxation, and gravity-grounded stability to support whole-body harmony.
Explore mindful spiraling movement and breath to fill and project space from the pelvis to the head, using the sponge metaphor, wall contact, and controlled exhalations to move.
Explore movement explorations that awaken posture and mobility through breathing, self-massage, and spiraling from five point star to sphere, expanding kinesphere awareness and guiding a smooth stand-up.
Breath-led posture exploration uses the feet and toes to stabilise, lifts the spine with a pulley-like pressure, and unfolds through the five-pointed star, tree, and spiralling tree.
Explore expanding your kinesphere through breath and grounded movement to improve posture, feel supported by the floor as you widen space around you, spiralling and painting your center with intention.
Explore floor work with a guided relaxation, using the available audio resources for deeper ease, then proceed to the floor work fun class and enjoy the series.
Explore floor-based movement to reset gravity with breathing and imagery, activating intrinsic muscle fibers and boosting kinesthetic awareness as you relax, slide, and rewire weight through play and comfort.
Explore floor work techniques to develop kinaesthetic awareness and flexible posture by drawing shapes with the feet, coordinating knee, hip, and breath, and grounding movement on the floor.
Move with rolling on the floor by relaxing the body and leading with the feet, knees, and pelvis to engage deep intrinsic muscles and roll the spine with minimal effort.
Move with floor work to improve posture and body awareness, using diagonal foot engagement, controlled breathing, and spiraling rolls to rewire your system against gravity.
Move from the floor to standing by exploring rolling and slides toward walls, with focused toe work, grounding, and mindful breathing that expands the trunk and travels through the limbs.
Explore floor work by using your toes to push against the floor and guide movement toward an upright position, with the upper body relaxed, feet grounded, and breathing.
Explore floor work that anchors the toes, uses mindful breath to mobilize the spine, and transmits energy from feet to hips and back, helping you feel taller.
Explore floor work to awaken an upright, flexible spine through breath and roots. Visualize a five-point star, transmit from floor to spine, and expand your space.
Move In Mind floor work trains pushing from the feet, weight shifts through the heel and toes, and breathing with the spine to keep the body supported and mobile.
Follow me through this section as you were in my class to notice and keep record of your improvements, and have fun.
Move in mind floor exercises present a short sequence inspired by Philip Beamish to transform posture through breathing and a gentle pelvic floor lift, plus toe and foot awareness.
Develop effortless movement by coordinating exhalation and pelvic floor activation to push against the wall, while learning how sit bones, legs, and trunk align for fountain and leg extension daily.
Enhance toe awareness by exhaling and pressing the toes into the floor, keep your feet parallel as you breathe to engage the pelvic floor.
Engage in floor-based movements to open the hips and deepen pelvis activation with breath, while expanding kinesthetic awareness from the floor to the sky and grounding with gravity.
Learn floor-based posture cues to align sit bones, pelvis, and spine, cultivate mindful breathing, and engage deep intrinsic muscles for flexible, effortless movement at the desk and beyond.
Join a guided class that blends breathing, self-massage, exploring the spaces between bones, and gentle spiraling movements to awaken posture, ground the body, and move effortlessly.
Place your feet on the wall with heels above the knees, sense the wall, and exhale to activate the pelvic floor and awaken the spine and hamstrings.
Connect the floor with your feet through breathing, exhale to sink and activate the pelvic floor, then explore gentle spirals, hamstrings, and spine extension to improve posture and body awareness.
A huge "thank you" and a Bonus (free mini-courses and playlists) that you can find in the Resources as a PDF file! Enjoy the Bonus!
The Move in Mind™ basic online course is addressed to all those who want to improve posture, movement skills and movement execution. It is an incomparable instrument for all movement practitioners (performing arts, sports, yoga, etc.), and for anyone who wants to master movement effortlessly by mastering their relationship with the gravity field. The course is based on mindful movement explorations and suitable also for people going through movement rehabilitation or recovery processes.
This course aims at teaching the practical basis of the Move In Mind method through simple movement explorations and exercises. You can get benefits from this course also if you want to improve your posture, your general health and your movement skills by experiencing how mental images evoked by words, thoughts, and emotions can affect our body posture and movement execution.
The Move in Mind basic course can be useful also if you are recovering in order to support your rehabilitation process.
The Move in Mind method is based on the idea that by purposefully influencing the basic processes underlying movement preparation and control, people can improve movement execution. To do this, specific mental images can be used to improve motor planning and execution. Such images aim at enabling the engagement of the involuntary, automatic processes involving mostly our deepest, intrinsic muscle fibers which support every movement by regulating our balance and posture in relation to the gravity field.
The course is aimed at giving you practical tools to be applied to your daily life and activities, in order to improve both your sense of self-support (while standing, sitting, walking, etc.) and your movement execution/coordination.
All the movement explorations are also aimed at integrating breathing and movement in the most functional and effective way.
The course is structured in an introduction and 7 sections, each one meant to be a step of a process.
The first section/step is aimed at making you aware of the basic mind-body connections - the connections between thought, emotions, body structure, and posture, in order to help you understand how our choice of words can affect the state of the body, and how mental images can affect our physiology.
The following sections/steps are aimed at enabling you to improve your sense of balance, posture, and coordination, and achieve movement fluidity. The sections are progressive and can be followed also as movement exploration classes.
The last section, just before the Conclusion, is a one-hour class that constitutes also a powerful, easy, and fun routine to be performed once in a while or daily/weekly, according to your needs and goals.
If you want to understand more, you're invited to watch the free videos in the preview, in order to understand if and how this course can support you to achieve your goals.
For all inquiries, or if you are interested in becoming a Certified Practitioner, please look at my website and contact me.