"Yoga is a gateway to interception and embodied living." ~ Cynthia Price
Cynthia Price, Ph.D. has been working to enhance and facilitate client body/interoceptive awareness for 40 years – as a massage and somatic psychotherapist, and as a researcher and educator. She developed the evidenced-based mind body approach Mindful Awareness in Body-oriented Therapy (MABT), which is designed to teach interoceptive awareness and related skills to promote self-care and emotion regulation. She is particularly interested in the role of interoceptive awareness for improved well-being, particularly for clients who may be disconnected from their bodies due to stress, trauma or pain. As a Research Professor at the University of Washington, Cynthia studies the benefits of MABT for people engaged in community-based care for mental and/or physical health conditions. As the Director of the non-profit Center for Mindful Body Awareness (you can go to this website to learn more about
MABT), she works alongside her colleagues to teach MABT to interested practitioners and therapists.
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