Sjanie Hugo Wurlitzer
Qualified Facilitator
Qualification: June 2018
Professional Training: 2011
Apprenticeship: 2009 - 2011
Based in: West Sussex, England
Working location: England and internationally
I discovered dancing ‘officially’ when I was 3 years old. Dancing was always my go to source of pleasure, fun, creative expression and exercise. Due to a series of very random events I discovered hypnosis officially when I was 25. Learning about the power of my mind turned my understanding of life as I had known it upside down and the doors to the mysterious, magnificent and meaningful flung open — my spiritual life got turned on and adventures into the subtle and questionable captivated me.
After being seduced in my early 20’s by the apparent liberation of hormonal contraception, thankfully my deep instinctual knowing broke through that illusion and in 2003 I took my first conscious step of awakening into the power of menstruality. When I came off hormonal contraception my feeling life exploded into glorious technicolour. I came alive in ways I had not known before, as though I were discovering myself for the first time. I uncovered, to my amazement, an exquisite rhythmic dance that lives inside my body — my menstrual cycle. Menstrual cycle awareness became my daily mindfulness practice and continues to yield untold wisdom.The return of my cycle awoke a real excitement in me and I felt compelled to weave my discoveries of it into all aspects of my life and work. In 2009 I began working with Alexandra Pope and together we co-founded Red School where we teach on the inherent and exquisite power that resides within the menstrual cycle.
I have been deeply engaged for most part of the past 13 years in a conscious dance practice which has never failed me. Along with menstrual cycle awareness, this is my medicine and I’m nothing short of thrilled to have begun training with Susannah and Ya’Acov darling Khan in 2011 as a Movement Medicine facilitator. Since I began dancing with them in 2004 I have landed in my body, grown into my heart and stepped into epicentre of my life.