Beata Rutkowska

My name is Beata Rutkowska.

I teach how, through understanding body language and emotions, to find the path to oneself, to authenticity, and to dreams.

I am passionate about creating spaces for authentic encounters with oneself, one's stories, and with others.

I believe that dance and movement have the power to heal, which I have experienced in my own practice and in my work with others.

For several years, I have been leading the development group "The Power of Authenticity" as well as embodied individual sessions.

I support people in the process of personal growth and verbal therapy by offering them the experience of the body’s perspective, feeling, and embodied imagination.

I also work with anyone curious about body-based work and who wants to explore their life issues by incorporating the therapeutic aspects of movement, dance, and bodily presence.

I work as a coach and dance teacher.

I am a graduate of Practical Social Psychology at SWPS University in Warsaw.

I have several years of experience working as a trainer of body language and conscious work with the body (combining the developmental aspect of dance and movement therapy with the Laban/Bartenieff Movement System).

I am a Movement Medicine teacher in training (AP 10, PT 6).

I study at the School of Movement Medicine, created and led by Ya’acov and Susanne Darling Khan, and have been fascinated by this path since my first encounter with it.

I co-create the MoveOn CAMP project – a strengthening retreat space integrating various bodywork paths and offering tools to support life changes.