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The thinking body the Legacy of Mabel Todd
It is a testimony that Todd's vision about the integration of the mind and body is still in widespread acceptance today. Todd never developed a technique that became rigid, but encouraged her students to make use of the mind's imaging process as a tool in relating to the body. She recognized that this kind of neuromuscular reeduation demanded a change in the thinking and emotional attitudes as well.
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- "It is a testimony that Todd's vision about the integration of the mind and body is still in widespread acceptance today. Todd never developed a technique that became rigid, but encouraged her students to make use of the mind's imaging process as a tool in relating to the body. She recognized that this kind of neuromuscular reeduation demanded a change in the thinking and emotional attitudes as well."@en
- "Documentary on the work of Mabel Todd, whose book The thinking body (1937) explored the relationship of mind and body, and the need to bring the two into harmony. Present-day applications of her principles are described and demonstrated by choreographer Nancy Topf, teacher Andre Bernard, and riding instructor Sally Swift. They recall their studies with Todd or her student Barbara Clark, and the benefits they gained from her work, and are seen in action passing along their knowledge to students of their own."
- "It is a testimony that Todd's vision about the integration of the mind and body is still in widespread acceptance today. Todd never developed a technique that became rigid, but encouraged her students to make us of the mind's imaging process as a tool in relating to the body. She recognised that this kind of neuromuscular reeduation demanded a change in the thinking and emotional attitudes as well."
- ""In her book, The Thinking body, 1st published in 1937, Mabel Todd explores the powerful connection between the mind and body. It is a testimon to Todd's work that her ideas are still being read today! Todd never developed a technique that became rigid, but encouraged her students to make use of the mind's imaging process... In this tape, 3 teachers who studied with Mabel Todd or her pupil, Barbara Clark, share their understanding of Todd's work as they have applied it in their own unique investigations""