If you sway your hips, you smile. If you shimmy the shoulders, you laugh. As you shake the whole body, stress and tension disappear. That's the medicine in dancing. Your heart beats a bit faster. Oxygen and endorphins flood the brain. You feel good.

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Maria begins Dance Medicine with meditation. She guides us to be still and rest. The calming fragrance of Homa and tones from a crystal singing bowl promote inner peace . Coming out of such deep relaxation... the body, the mind and your soul are now ready to dance. 

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Unlocking Pelvis and Hips, Shoulders and Torso 

             v Recharging the Root and Belly Chakras v

v Dancing to Release Guilt, Shame and Criticism v

       Dancing through Grief  v  Dancing in Recovery    

                  v  Dancing as Prayer and Blessing  v

                     Dancing to Forgive  v  Dancing to Rejoice 

“The most joyous, therapeutic and soulful dancing you will ever do!” - Karme’ Wellness Center

v Schedule at Baltimore Yoga Village in Mt. Washington v

  SATURDAYS - 11:30 to 1:00pm

 January 7, 14, 21, 28 / February 4, 11, 18, 25

 and

  TUESDAYS -  6:00 to 7:15pm

    Every Tuesday evening... starts again January 10, 2012 

Bring your body whenever you can come! Each session will leave you uplifted.

Men are invited to come dance on the first Saturday of each month!

            www.baltimoreyogavillage.com                                                                   yoga@baltimoreyogavillage.com

                                                                                6080 Falls Rd / 410/377- 4800

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While nationally  known as an actress for her roles in HBO’s The Wire and The Corner',  Maria Broom is

  also THE DANCE BRINGER. A Fulbright scholar in dance, she has studied, taught and performed for

  more than forty years. With a lengthy background in cultural dances, world music, dance therapy, Yoga,

  meditation and Homa therapy, she brings unique, well structured sessions that stimulate Dance Medicine

  in everyone, from Johns Hopkins University to Kripalu Center for Yoga,  in schools, hospitals and prisons,

  from DC to L.A., Poland to Uganda. With wisdom, gentle guidance, a rich voice and a basketful of colorful  

  sarongs to wrap around hips, she entices each person to dance with full-bodied freedom. Formerly a TV  

   news reporter, Maria is currently on the faculty at the Baltimore School for the Arts. She offers the Dance

   Medicine workshop for women, men or children and for teachers as a part of professional development.

   It is available as a single event or as a series, in a corporate, clinical, classroom, studio or retreat setting. 

                                                      Contact: Maribroom@aol.com