Our languaging of the body is rapidly changing. According to Liz Koch, the limited, isolated biomechanical language that once defined and shaped our perception of self and others is dissolving. A biologically rich vocabulary based on a wild calling is now burgeoning, coaxing and inviting us to deconstruct and decolonize our static conceptual framework so we can emerge from isolation to embrace life as cooperative, expressive, and creative. Now is the time to dissolve the old story and inhabit the new paradigm.

In this session, you’ll discover:

• It's important to use a living paradigm to stop mechanizing the psoas and recognize it as the core tissue of the human body 
• Engaging with this embryological paradigm, the psoas becomes smart tissue, growing out of a vibrant, intelligent central axis
• The language of biomechanics speaks of the psoas as the culprit needing to be fixed, while biologically intelligent language speaks of the psoas as a messenger signaling coherency