Upcoming Offerings
Classes & Workshops
Sift stands for Somatic Intelligence for Trauma, and the practice is the culmination and articulation of my process as a dance artist and choreographer working in ecological and healing-centered pedagogy and praxis. It is a poetic approach to somatic potential and phenoma that fosters wellbeing and connection through guided dance improvisation. I teach Sift as a catalyst for transformation and collective resilience.
Threads of Being embodies a fluid and emergent exploration of movement as medicine; weaving together practices from Qigong, Neigong, and Daoist Yoga. Each session encircles an ecological theme integrating natural laws, systems thinking, and neuroscience into the practice. Together, we explore how our thoughts and behaviors move through networks - building more resilient, relational, and emergent ways of engaging with self, others, and our environment.Threads of Being takes place outdoors and the location is private to be shared with registered participants only. Let’s cultivate poetic energy in ourselves, together, in the land we love, on this June New Moon.
Class Registration Agreements
*The Hatchery is an Artist's Project and a protected community of practitioners. We are not a brick and mortar business. We work in shared and public spaces, so please be aware that we do not accept last minute drop-ins for our class offerings. All students must register for their class of choice a minimum of two hours before it begins. Living in a small town means there are days where nobody comes to class. This is no big deal. It is the nature of our location. That said, if nobody registers for class, we will cancel the class two hours before it begins, out of respect for Morgan’s time and resources.
Much love, and thank you for your consideration.
Donations
Like most professional artists, I am not paid for all of the work that I create. This is of course a personal choice. That said, from time to time students and patrons donate, so that I may continue to be of service in this way. So if you wish to contribute, you may do so here: