Founded by Emilie Conrad, Continuum is a visionary inquiry into our capacity to innovate and participate with the essential, generative and biological movement processes of life.

Much of Continuum explores embryogenesis, allowing each one of us to enter into the great mystery of creation as an existential and spiritual unfolding. Continuum explores the idea that what we call a "body" or a "brain" is actually a creative, nonlinear, unfolding event.

Movement is something we are, as well as something we do. All aspects of our

functioning—thinking, feeling, languaging and the very shaping of society—are explored as movement.

Continuum provides a non-linear biological basis for movement education, rather than the mechanistic models prevalent in society and uses the primary perceptions of sensation, breath, sound and movement to guide us in both subtle and dynamic explorations.

Description reprinted with permission from Continuum brochure.