about
Having sustained several injuries as a dancer and former competitive horseback rider, Georgia came to Pilates as a means to rebalance and better understand their own body. Their teaching practice is rooted in their study of the body through an anatomical and somatic lens as well as their interest in investigating and making more accessible the healing power of movement. Equally valid in forming this practice is their queerness as it is woven through their embodied experiences as mover, teacher, relational being, and student of life.
Georgia received their Pilates mat and equipment certification under the tutelage of Kelly Kane at The Kane School of Core Integration in New York City. Continuing education credits include the KinectEd residency program, FAMI (Functional Anatomy for Movement and Injury) at Icahn School of Medicine at Mt. Sinai, Kinesthetic Anatomy with Irene Dowd, Proprioception and Injury with Kuan Hui Chew, and Movement for Trauma with Jane Clapp. Georgia managed queer owned and operated Manifest Bodyworks in Brooklyn, NY, helping to create a space for LGBTQIA2S+ people to celebrate and connect to their bodies and each other through movement.
pricing
Introductory digital session $75
Single digital session $95
3 pack digital sessions $275
I offer a number of sliding scale/free private sessions per month to marginalized people in need of my services. If you are in need of more accessible pricing, have any questions, or would like to book a session let’s connect here.
move and be moved.
the core of the practice
Sessions and classes with Georgia aim to…
Utilize Pilates to help those living through a wide array of chronic conditions, injuries, abilities, and intentions move with greater ease through their daily lives.
Build strength from a place of deep sensation.
Support each person’s agency to know what is best for them.
Approach the practice with compassion, curiosity, and a sense of humor.
Create an encouraging and supportive space for all to connect to their bodies through movement.