Great people offer wonderful classes or workshops at Studio 1900MOOV.
I introduce them to you and leave you their contact details.
Alain Menier /Holotropic Breathwork
514.502.0220 /alain@montrealholotropic.com / www.montrealholotropic.com / FB
Alain Menier has been practicing holotropic breathwork since 2007. In 2011, he obtained his GTT certification as a facilitator and began hosting workshops in the Montreal area. He has since accompanied more than 500 people in the exploration of their psyche.
Holotropic breathwork is a powerful method of exploration and healing that draws on the findings of modern research in consciousness, anthropology, depth psychology, transpersonal psychology, Eastern spiritual practices, and various spiritual traditions. The word holotropic means “turning towards the whole” (from the Greek “holos” – all – and “trepein” – turning or going towards). The process itself is relatively simple: it combines accelerated breathing with evocative music, in a safe environment. Lying on a mattress with their eyes closed, each person uses their own breathing and the music playing in the room to enter a non-ordinary state of consciousness. »
Alice Fiuza / Kundalini yoga
Alice is a Kundalini yoga instructor, certified by KRI (Kundalini Research Institute), level I. After practicing different types of yoga and Buddhist meditation, she discovered Kundalini yoga and meditation in 2007. Since then, she has been practicing and seeking to deepen his knowledge of the teachings while completing his training in 2015. The transformative experience of Kundalini yoga exerts an important influence in all aspects of his life, helping him to recognize his strengths, to face his weaknesses and to open his heart to live fully this precious journey which is Life. Teaching Kundalini yoga is an opportunity for Alice to share her passion for the practice and to commit to constantly working towards her own growth so that she can serve and inspire each of her students to seek the best in themselves and live their true essence. .
A passionate ritualist, Dominique has been leading various courses for several years around storytelling, ritual work and sacred psychology at the Quebec school of ritual work HO Rites de passage, where she is also a training director. Musician and author, she handles words with passion and delight, and takes a poetic and sacred look at life. Driven by a contagious passion for the processes of inner exploration and indigenous wisdom, she is committed to supporting and accessing the full creative potential through ritual work and human connections
Dorotea Pok / Biodanza
515.270.7582 / dorotea@biodanza.ca
Didactic Biodanza facilitator for over 15 years trained in several extensions including Project Evolution, Identity and Self Esteem, Identity and the 4 Elements, Project Minotaur, Biodanza and Neoshamanism, etc.
She facilitated weekly classes and workshops for ten years in Montreal where she also co-directed the School of Biodanza of Montreal. Now Dorotea travels a lot to facilitate, teach and translate Biodanza with heart and art.
Isabelle Gauvreau /Ho-rites de Passage
Counseling therapist and celebrant of social rites
A counseling therapist specializing in bereavement support and funeral celebrant, Isabelle Gauvreau is interested in all forms of relationships between humans and the divine. She studied shamanism with the Foundation for Shamanic Studies, among others, and is continuing her studies in religious studies at UQAM. She has been leading workshops at HO Rites of Passage for several years and carries with integrity the sister medicines of laughter and depth. She was invited to Radio-Canada’s program “Ça faut un village” as a ritualist, and the daily La Presse devoted an article to her.
Fabien Rosenberg /Fasciatherapy training
For more than 30 years now, I have accompanied people wishing to offer themselves a point of support (a support) on which they will be able to lean to relieve their pain and bodily restrictions, their discomfort, to free themselves, to renew and to unfold. To help people in their quest for solutions, well-being and understanding, I use a perceptive and bodily approach, perceptual pedagogy.
Founded by Professor Danis Bois, this practice allows people to be accompanied through fasciatherapy and sensory gymnastics.
Julie Drouin /Pilates flow and Pilates et Stretching 
juliedrouin.com
I have been a Pilates instructor since 2008 and graduated from a graduate program in somatic education (2012), as well as an advanced training in somatic education profile Feldenkrais (2015). I also have the experience of ten years in biological sciences. I consider my practice as a happy tinkering of ideas and know-how shaped by these different journeys.
I teach Pilates, Stretching, as well as somatic education inspired by the Feldenkrais method.
In my classes, beyond the approach taught, it is important to me to promote a context where the pleasure of feeling moved is put in the foreground. Learning to listen to your bodily sensations and use them is a powerful tool for moving more efficiently, avoiding injury, achieving your fitness goals or simply taking care of yourself.
I am happy to join the 1900MOOV studio with a Pilates and Stretching class suitable for seniors and a Pilates Flow class.
Roland Bérard /Reiki I-II-III Training / Introduction to Energy Science by Barbara Brennan
Roland Bérard is a pioneer in several holistic approaches and therapies aimed at energy and consciousness. He practices and is a trainer in Hakomi, Science Brennan and Reiki. He also practices Core Energetics, Fascia Therapy, EFT and is an exceptional Relationship Mentor.
Her passion for personal growth and her unique way of combining these different approaches help individuals on the path to well-being at all levels.
Sonia Cabana /Workshops making shamanic drums
450.558.3392 /lestamboursmikinak.com
We are dedicated to this mission: to accompany you in the realization of your ally, your sacred and magical reconnection tool! When the drum calls to you or vice versa, that is where I appear in your life through the synchronicities of the universe. Whether it is to facilitate awakening or to accompany your inner healer in his work of returning to himself to then better heal the soul of our brothers and sisters. They are created in this sense with all the love we have to serve the great plan.
Sylvie Fortin / Feldenkrais method®
514-279-1506 / sylvie.fortinlong@gmail.com
With the Feldenkrais Method®, you experience gentle, slow movements that bring you an overall sense of physical and mental well-being. This method relies on the sensorimotor dynamics of the body, the plasticity of the brain and a pedagogy of discovery to better perceive the bodily signals that tell you how to move more fluidly, regardless of your age and physical condition.
For 30 years, I taught this method at the Dance Department of the University of Quebec in Montreal. The practice of this method has contributed to my personal development, among other things the rehabilitation of a major back injury. Professionally, as a researcher within research teams in hospitals and rehabilitation centers, I have used it with many children and adults in vulnerable situations, whether fibromyalgia, depression , eating disorders, neuromuscular diseases, stroke or substance abuse. I specify that I am not an expert in all these conditions, but I am an expert in the development of the consciousness of the movement. My writings on the subject have appeared as much in scientific articles as in popular books.
I had the unexpected opportunity to teach in various cultural contexts around the world. Today, my passion for practicing and teaching the Feldenkrais Method has not waned. On the contrary, the power of this method using gentle movement to trigger awareness at all levels of being still amazes and fascinates me. The Feldenkrais method appears to me as an opportunity to enrich one’s life because, following a session, many report that the states of bodily well-being felt are often accompanied by a state of clarity in terms of the emotion, imagination and thought.
Sylvie Lavoie / Biodanza multi-level:
514-949-9940 / sylviem.lavoie@gmail.com
The process towards more and more presence and coherence with oneself, with others and with the life around oneself, are at the heart of my life and my practice as a Biodanza facilitator.
I have been facilitating groups for almost 15 years and I am trained in several extensions of Biodanza, including “Identity and Self-Esteem”. I offer a series of three workshops on this theme which is at the heart of the process of this magnificent approach to growth and fulfillment through dance, felt and meaningful movement, and encounters with others.
I am also trained in Biodanza didactics, allowing me to teach in schools to train facilitators.
Hélène Martinez Biodanza
514.276.8681 / hmartinezmtl@gmail.com
Trainee facilitator of Biodanza, Hélène completed her training in June 2013 and is continuing the process of supervision and monograph to obtain her tenure. she has facilitated the Thursday group for 1 year. She is also a singing teacher having studied classical singing at the University of Montreal and at the University of Quebec in Montreal, Hélène Martinez is also interested in various forms of modal music. She was introduced to Indian classical singing, in Kathmandu by Ram Hari Gurum, to Arab-Andalusian singing by Mohammed El Yazid Baazzi, and to Sephardic singing by Françoise Atlan. She also participated in various Georgian singing workshops. Co-director and soloist of the Fioritura vocal ensemble for many years, she also founded the Milendia Georgian singing ensemble and the Sephardic and Mediterranean Ensemble (ESEM). She has also participated in various interdisciplinary creations with singer and choreographer Josée Gagnon, including Mia vita si and Terre-parole, Terre-silence. She also participated in the production of the soundtracks for the films Six times Maria, and the Sleeping Tree dreams of its roots.