In this final episode of the series we talk with Carolina Bergonzoni about her approaches to audiencing. This includes her 3 approaches to somatic ways of audiencing oneself.

Carolina is the author of the chapter A Somatic Approach to Audiencing in The 'Female' Dancer: a soma-scientific approach.

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May Kesler is a physical therapist, dancer and choreographer with her own physical therapy clinic Kesler PT in Maryland, USA. In this episode we explore fascia with May, what it is, how it connects everything and what that can mean for your movement and dancing.

May is the author of the chapter Fascia Illuminated in The 'Female' Dancer: a soma-scientific approach.

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Rebekah is a dance teacher and performer, recently graduated from Edge Hill University. In today's episode we discuss Rebekah's chapter Ballet culture and body image in recreational dance training which takes an auto-ethnographic approach to exploring this through Rebekah's own journal entries. At times, quite raw and honest about her experiences in the studio relating to body image, Rebekah's chapter provides an insight into an inner dialogue that peers and teachers may not be aware of, and hopefully through these conversations and writings, can become more aware of the experiences going on in the room, and how to support the dancer effectively.

You can read Rebekah's chapter in The 'Female' Dancer: a soma-scientific approach.

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