Ep. 394 – A Historical Overview of Eutony and Tonal Balance

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February 3, 2025
Balanced, Breathing, Contact, Control Positions, Emotional, Emotions, Energy, Ground, Innate, Muscle Length, Natural Movement, Neutrality, Orientation, Patterned, Patterns, Posture, Psychotonus, Tension, Tone, Tonicity, Total Body Awareness, Touch

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