Kristin Glenewinkel

MM Professional Teacher
Based in Basel Stadt, Switzerland
MM Qualifications
Apprenticeship 2012
Professional Training 2013
Graduation 2016
Heart & SEER CPD 2016
Ceremony CPD 2017
Initiation CPD 2018
Phoenix CPD 2019
Embodied Listening CPD 2020
Apprenticeship CPD 2022
Formats Offered
Open drop in classes
Women's days + Sunday morning
Rituals for individuals and groups
Movement Medicine ceremonies
Yearlong ongoing groups
Residential intensives
Individual sessions
Weekend workshops

Kristin Glenewinkel

Kristin has been dancing with Ya'Acov und Susannah Darling Khan since 2001 and has trained with them since 2010. She is a fully qualified Movement Medicine teacher and followed all modules of Continued Professional Training at the School of Movement Medicine. In addition Kristin is a physiotherapist, mother and yoga teacher. She is also a coach and mentor. Kristin's understanding of the body supports her work and guidance in the dance. Her training of the mind and heart in buddhist meditation practice deepens her ability to hold space with compassion and care.

Kristin‘s call is to overcome the divide between body and mind and to establish dance as spiritual practice - fully embodying the living heart. She has worked as translator and organizer for Ya'Acov and Susannah Darling Khan since 2010. She teaches mainly in Basel and residential workshops. Kristin created her own album with 4 guided Movement Medicine dance journeys, called Klangkörper.

Kristin Glenewinkel

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I am based in Basel, Switzerland. I am trained physiotherapist, yoga teacher and coach/mentor. My understanding of the body supports...

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Kristin’s qualities are steadiness, anchored in stillness, a real quality of presence, inner peace, flowing with grace through obstacles. It feels safe to be around her in many ways: her rootedness, her bright consciousness and her humility, her way to be herself with what seems radical acceptance, a gift to love, to welcome our humanity with loving kindness. Kristin is reliable, very supportive and she takes care also of herself. All this creates a priceless holding that is both gentle and strong. I love her laughter. - Claire Renard, 5 Rhythms teacher and Movement Medicine teacher in training