Gaya Isabelle Kiel

From a an early age, the human body, the muscular-skeletal system and movement, intrigued me. The more I learned the more I became amazed by how everything was connected, how the mind and emotion affected the physical body and vice versa.
 

Since 2016 I have had the opportunity to work with many adults and children with great challenges and to guide them through a transforming process, developing abilities and help them function beyond their medical diagnosis.

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It is very enriching and fascinating work, and I’m always amazed at every individual’s capacity to learn and evolve. Most importantly, as we all are individuals, there has to be a dialogue, a connection, for the leaning process to take place. Like in all languages and cultures we have something to learn from each other. Movement is simply another expression, another language. When the progress is not happening the way we want to, the search is for the key, and what is missing, what has to change so the individual can learn and grow.