authentic movement

Authentic Movement is an embodied awareness practice developed in the mid-twentieth century by Whitehouse, a dancer and avid student and teacher of Jungian psychology. Mary focused on using dance and body movement as the medium of the active imagination process. She initially called her work the tao of the body and movement in depth (Whitehouse, 1972).

• Whitehouse, M. (1958): “The tao of the body” in Patrizia Pallaro (Ed.) (1999). Essays by Mary Starks Whitehouse, Janet Adler and Joan Chodorow,
• also Authentic Movement Vol. 2: Moving the Body, Moving the Self, Being Moved. A Collection of Essays (2006)

linked mentions for "authentic movement":

1. somatic
   s introduced by Thomas Hanna (1970), refers to an experiential study of the body “affective education” or “experiential education”, engaging