Author Archives: Judyth O. Weaver, PhD.

In the beautiful view of Fuji San we will explore the depths of our being and how we can respect our natures and others and come to live more fully in the world. Sensory Awareness is the experiential practice of helping us become more whole…of rediscovering our true natures and abilities of all our senses. Read More

How do we live? Do we respond fully and appropriately or is our response to life –to anything– mechanical and perhaps not really our own? Are we creative and spontaneous or are we following some old rules we have been given? How can we be resilient and respond to what is asked of us and also be true to our selves?

Sensory Awareness focuses on the reality of one’s experience and on finding the organic and deeply true response within us and expressing ourselves through this truth. Continue reading →

Come join us playing Grandmaster Cheng Man-Ching’s short Yang form in sunny Mexico. Beginners are welcome; lapsed practices are happily renewed, everyone can work at their own level. Mornings are for t’ai chi sessions; afternoons for exploring, resting, etc. Tuition: $650.00 US or Can equivalent. Register for workshop with Judyth by January 15th: 206-361-4124 I Read More

Come join us playing Grandmaster Cheng Man-Ching’s short Yang form in sunny Mexico. Beginners are welcome; lapsed practices are happily renewed, everyone can work at their own level. Mornings are for t’ai chi sessions; afternoons for exploring, resting, etc. Tuition: $650.00 US or Can equivalent. Register for workshop with Judyth by December 10th: 206-361-4124 I Read More

The field of Perinatal Psychology has grown from research that shows prenates and neonates feel, have consciousness, have memories and respond specifically to their experiences; and it shows how adults unconsciously remember and base actions and reactions on these experiences throughout their lives.
Evidence confirms that many health issues – physical, mental, emotional and spiritual – are linked to prenatal, birth, and parent-infant bonding experiences. Patterns for one’s ability to deal with stress and trauma are also laid down in these early, pre-verbal times and continue to influence us throughout our development. Continue reading →

Please also visit the new Sensory Awareness Japan website.

How do we live?  Are we awake and do we respond fully and appropriately or is our response to life … to anything – mechanical and perhaps not really our own?  Are we creative and spontaneous or are we following perhaps some old rules we have been given?  Can we be resilient and appropriate to what is asked of us? Sensory Awareness gives us chances to look at, feel and respond to our inner needs. When we are more fully connected and authentic, we can then also extend our realities outward into our communities and the world. Continue reading →

In our current world so much is changing. How do we respond to what is happening in our lives? How can we live well in challenging times?

Can we be flexible and respond appropriately to what is asked of us?
Are we awake or is our response to life…to anything… mechanical and perhaps not really our own? How do we meet the challenges in the world? Continue reading →

The field of Perinatal Psychology has grown from research that shows prenates and neonates feel, have consciousness, have memories and respond specifically to their experiences; and it shows how adults unconsciously remember and base actions and reactions on these experiences throughout their lives. Continue reading →

Sensory Awareness, the practice of deeply exploring our sensations, our actions and interactions, can guide us back to our natural resources and lead us to more authenticity and vitality. In this workshop, participants will explore their sensations and responses internally and externally, in relationship with others, with nature and with our human nature. These explorations can bring a trust and security that may assist us in finding the ability and pleasure of responding more sensitively and authentically in our lives. Continue reading →

T’ai Chi Ch’uan has been known for generations as an exercise for longevity and relaxation and is now amazing contemporary researchers with results of enhanced immune systems, better balance, more flexibility and strength. Continue reading →

The field of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Therapy has grown from research showing that babies within the womb, during birth, and post natally feel, have consciousness and memories, and react specifically to their experiences. Continue reading →

The field of Prenatal and Perinatal Psychology and Therapy has grown from research showing that babies within the womb, during birth, and post natally feel, have consciousness and memories, and react specifically to their experiences. Continue reading →