Workshops
Afro Dance Workshop
Special Needs
Find your flow
Bodyfulness practices
Expressive Movement Workshop
Afro Dance Workshop
Explore what African rhythms give to us: connect with your body, raise your energy level, feel mother earth, dance in community, be free and above all: let's celebrate life together!!!! This is a workshop to activate our body and express ourselves through movement to the rhythm of the drums.
Expressive Movement Workshop
Find your own form of expression through movement: dance joy, sadness, frustration, uncertainty. Embody your emotion and find a way to share it with others. The proposal is to explore the co-creative relationship between Interior Connectivity and Outer Expressivity, for which we will use therapeutic dance techniques, bodyfullness (body awareness) and improvisation.
Find your flow- Bodyfulness practices
Inspired by embodied flow yoga, somatic movement, bodyfulness, and dance techniques, this slow-paced but dynamic class is accessible to all who wish to take the time to contemplate and listen to the body -mind in motion.
Special Needs
Because dance is medicine and it is for everyone. To feel the healing effect of being in movement with others, we just have to explore and find the way to express and let ourselves be seen and heard.
About Camila Chicon
Camila Chicon is an Afro dancer and therapeutic dance facilitator. Her first approach to african dance was in 2010 in Argentina with Latin American African dance.
Since 2012, she has specialized in traditional West African dance and rhythms. She visited Ghana where local teachers taught her traditional dance, songs and drumming. Recently, she came back from Bali, where she has completed her 200hrs Yoga Teacher Training with Tara Judelle in Embodied Flow & Somatic movement.
Since November 2017, she has lived on Waiheke Island where she facilitates Find your flow- Bodyfulness practices and dance classes where she combines different techniques of traditional African dance, conscious body training, improvisation and therapeutic dance. Also, she leads a performance group of African dance and drumming called Afriky.
Camila and her team have facilitated workshops and performances at multiple festivals and events throughout New Zealand.
