īdīyukīnisīs: Persian 1401

Idiokinesis, one of the oldest mind-body methods in the West, offers a creative way to use the imagination and mental process to improve movement and posture. Mabel Todd was the first person to organize and teach the concepts of this method. His student, Lulu Sveigård, was instrumental in popularizing idiokinesis, both through his teaching and his book; Human motor capacity (1974). Another of Todd's first students who carried on this tradition was Barbara Clark; The hospital nurse who used the therapeutic aspect of idiokinesis. The path of this first generation of influential students was continued by Pamela Matt, Irene Dowd, Nancy Topf and the most important of them, Andre Bernard, who all carried this tradition into the 21st century...