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Conscious Embodiment is a practice derived from the revolutionary non-aggressive
martial art of Aikido. This practice allows us to unify the energy of the body
and thus learn to trust our sensations, which are the basis of bodily intuition
and wisdom. Using principles from Aikido and other spiritual practices, these
classes offer ways of understanding mental and emotional habits of attention
from an energetic viewpoint. There is within each of us a latent power of
intuition and unconditional love. By cultivating this natural healing power, we
can increase our capacity for wisdom, confidence, and happiness that will
radiate out into the world. |
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The capacity to maintain the extension of one's field of presence is affected by self-consciousness or concern about image and visibility. |
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 Wendy Palmer has been teaching classes and workshops in Conscious Embodiment for over twenty-eight years. She is a sixth degree Black Belt in Aikido and she teaches at Aikido of Tamalpais in Sausalito, California. Wendy is author of two books: The Intuitive Body: Discovering the Wisdom of Conscious Embodiment and Aikido (North Atlantic Press, 1994) and The Practice of Freedom: Aikido Principles as a Spiritual Guide (Rodmell Press, 2002). She offers coaching in embodied leadership for individuals, groups and teams. Her clients include DaimlerChrysler, Genentech, Oracle, McKinsey, NASA, Pfizer, The US Forest Service, and John F. Kennedy University. |
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 Exciting news - the new edition of The Intuitive Body is available. This third edition has a new cover, a new subtitle Discovering the Wisdom of Conscious Embodiment and Aikido and 2 new chapters, Advocating Without Aggression and Balancing Mastery and Mystery. There is a new forward byJames Flaherty the founder of New Ventures West and author of Coaching: Evoking Excellence in Others. You can order it from Amazon or even better from your local bookstore. |
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Embodied leadership brings a holistic understanding to leadership that honors and unites the conceptual, emotional and embodied aspects of ourselves. Over the last 25 years Wendy has developed an embodied leadership approach which she teaches with humor, patience and wisdom. You will learn tools and practices that will develop presence, confidence, and compassion as you deal with challenges in your organization and other areas in your life. You will learn how to work effectively from your "centered self" rather than your "personality oriented reactive self." For more information, please contact Wendy Palmer. |
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Wendy Palmer and previously Certified CE Teachers invite you to join us for a one year Conscious Embodiment Teacher Training Program. The training is seven weekends and begins the weekend of May 9th, 2008 and ends May, 2009. Applications must be submitted by February 1st, 2008. |
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February 7 - March 6: Thursday (5 weeks) 10am-12pm
Aikido of Tamalpais
Located at Christie Kenpo Karate, 3001 Bridgeway, Sausalito, CA 94965
$300 a deposit of $100 will hold a space for you.
Send checks to 809 Vendola Dr., San Rafael CA 94903
For more information call: 415 472-1619
Completion of Level 1 is a prerequisite for attending Level 2 course |
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Cathy Dana will be conducting drop-in morning classes in Alameda
in 2008 on March 8, April 12, May 10, June 14, July 12, August 9, September 13, October 11, November 8, and December 13. Please e-mail <
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> or call her at (510) 523-7853 for more information. Drop-in fee: $25-35. |
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May 8 May 29: Thursday (4 weeks) 10am-12pm Location: Aikido of Tamalpais, located at Christie Kenpo Karate, 3001 Bridgeway, Sausalito, CA 94965 $200 a deposit of $100 will hold a space for you.
Send checks to 809 Vendola Dr., San Rafael CA 94903
For more information call: 415 472-1619 Completion of Level 1 is a prerequisite for attending Level 2 course |
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May 12 - June 2: Monday (4 weeks) 6:30-8:30pm Location: The Yoga Room in The Julia Morgan Center, 2640 College Ave, Berkeley, CA 94704
For directions go to: www.yogaroomberkeley.com/ $200 a deposit of $100 will hold a space for you.
Send checks to 809 Vendola Dr., San Rafael CA 94903
For more information call: 415 472-1619
Completion of Level 1 is a prerequisite for attending Level 2 course |
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May 30, 2008 through June 1, 2008
Conor's Retreat & Conference Center of Boston College in Dover, MA This workshop will focus on the dynamics of mind/body wisdom as it relates to everyday leadership, our capacity to act with more integrity and our ability to influence the world. As we strengthen our center and align ourselves we increase presence, wisdom and compassion in how we respond to the challenges of our work and our life. More information on this page . |
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June 22 - 28, 2008
Embodied Leadership: A Practice for Presence, Confidence, and Compassion
The Shambhala Institute for Authentic Leadership
Halifax | Nova Scotia | Canada
Wendy Palmer will lead a module on Embodied Leadership, as a practice that cultivates presence, confidence, and compassion in the midst of everyday stresses and challenges. More information here on this page. |
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Conscious Embodiment: Aikido and Mindfulness Principles for Life Balance Aug 6 -10 2008 Cortes Island, B.C. Canada
(800) 933-6339 or (250) 935-6576 (outside North America)
Email:
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For more information go to www.hollyhock.ca/cms/ |
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October 17-19, 2008
Location: Esalen, Big Sur, CA
with Steven Harper and Wendy Palmer
Steven Harper & Wendy Palmer There is within each of us the power of presence, wisdom, and compassion. Many of us aspire to manifest this power but return again and again to unskillful reactions and habits, especially when stressed or faced with conflict. How can we embody the changes we desire? This workshop builds primarily from two traditions: Conscious Embodiment and the path of nature. |
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