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Sabine Sonnenschein

(* in Austria)
is clinical sexologist (sexualtherapeutic method Sexocorporel), she
teaches tantra and dance.
She loves, lives and teaches a fusion of a tantric perspective on the world
and dance as a practice of life. She supports people to become aware of
themselves, to sense their bodies and themselves and to have a healthy
and blissful (sexual) life.
Internationally she gives workshops focusing on the fusion of Tantra
and Contact Improvisation since 2010, mainly in Vienna (ImPulsTanz Festival),
Freiburg, Berlin, Paris (Studio Keller), Bretagne. She has been teaching
at Contact Festival Freiburg, Contact Festival Austria, Paris CI New
Year Gathering, Touch & Play in Berlin,
Open Heart Tantra Festival (at ZEGG, close to Berlin), Tantra Festival Ibiza, Baltic Tantra Festival.
Since 15 years she is a student of Daniel Odier (Kashmiri tantrism).
In Paris she also offers tantra workshops for women, lesbians
and non-binary people.
Her work one-to-one and with couples:
In Vienna she works as clinical sexologist with the sexualtherapeutic
method Sexocorporel , she teaches tantra and gives tantric body work
and womb dialogue.
She studied Kashmiri tantrism and Kashmiri
massage with Daniel Odier. Deepening in "Vijnana Bhairava Tantra"
with Dr. Bettina Bäumer. She has training in tantric full body
massage (Michaela Riedl/Cologne) and also lomi lomi nui (with Margareta
Kappl). She was introduced to yin yang massage by Andro, has studied
pelvic massage by K. Ruby and made the physiotherapeutic training BM
Balance (prevention and therapy of problems in the pelvis, bladder,
prostate).
She is freelance choreographer and performer since 1992. Her artistic
work - 39 performance pieces - has been shown in Europe and NYC.
Focuses in her dance education in NYC and Vienna were:
release techniques, contemporary dance, contact improvisation (CI),
developmental movement and ballet.
Impressive CI teachers for her were Nita Little, Andrew Harwood, Daniel
Lepkoff, Mark Tompkins and Inge Kaindlstorfer.
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