Where To Start
Not sure where to begin? Explore Bonnie’s work through the areas that interest you most.
Whether you’re new to Body-Mind Centering® or have been exploring Bonnie’s work for years, these recommendations can help you find a place to begin.
NEW TO BONNIE'S WORK?
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Start with Sensing, Feeling, and Action. Bonnie’s first book offers an introduction to the breadth of her work, bringing together essays, interviews, and articles exploring Body-Mind Centering® and its many applications. |
YOGA
All of Bonnie’s Embodied Anatomy Series courses can be directly applied to yoga. You can begin with any course in the series — none is more advanced than another. Many people with a yoga background find it helpful to begin with the three Skeletal System courses, as the skeletal system provides our basic supporting structure.
BODYWORK, TOUCH, AND MASSAGE
These two courses are a great place to start for those who do hands-on work or incorporate touch in their practice.
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The Art of Balance: A Body-Mind Centering® Somatic Approach to Dynamic Mobility |
DANCE
These two courses offer a place to start for those interested in movement and dance.
| Embodying Authenticity, Organicity, and Expression: Organs and Glands as a Foundation for Movement, Touch, and Voice | Dance and Body-Mind Centering® |
PSYCHOPHYSICAL
These three courses offer a foundation for exploring the psychophysical aspects of Body-Mind Centering®.
BREATH AND MEDITATION
For those working with or interested in the breath and meditation, these courses and book offer a place to start.
| Cultivating Breath – Illuminating Mind: Breathing Practices to Embody Ease, Presence, and Empowerment | Embodied Anatomy and the Dynamics of Breathing |
DEVELOPMENTAL MOVEMENT
This book and video offer a foundation for the developmental movement patterns Bonnie named the Basic Neurocellular Patterns. These patterns underlie all movement.
| Basic Neurocellular Patterns: Exploring Developmental Movement | Practicing the Basic Neurocellular Patterns |
MUSIC AND VOICE
For those working with or interested in music making and the voice, these courses and book offer a place to start.
| Embodiment and Expression for Musicians and Singers | Embodied Anatomy and the Dynamics of Vocalization | The Mechanics of Vocalization |
NCBTMB CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES
The following courses are approved for continuing education credits through NCBTMB:
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* We can also provide letters verifying completion of our online courses that include the number of course hours

















