This advanced group, for its inaugural 2026 edition, is dedicated solely to past and present cycle participants. It's a course that delves deeper into the two healing practices that have accompanied the cycle years: the healing of water and the healing of touch. It proposes to connect the grand narrative (phylogenesis) with the personal narrative (ontogenesis). In the primal language of the body, incarnations connect and understand that they are differentiated but not separate. That when I touch you, I touch myself. A multi-directional vibrational field of healing connects us to the common source and to the potential for transformation through our inner selves. Ontogenesis, phylogenesis, salutogenesis: words that resonate with the understanding that all is well beneath the surface, that if we return to the source, the water is clear, and support awaits us there. Caring for the world and our nervous system may perhaps begin here, by remembering the living beings that each of us is, by remembering where we come from, by revisiting the profound wisdom of the developmental stages we all share, by allowing water to build us and guide us through the potential pitfalls of life on Earth. Movement creates the body; we will be its witnesses, its touchers, and its dancers.

"Mind-body issues are often not due to structural or muscular problems, but to a lack of process. When this process is reactivated, compensatory patterns of stress diminish, giving way to a self-aware body. We feel strength, fluidity, and ease in our movements and in our minds. Basic neurocellular patterns (BNPs) are an exploration of these processes. They constitute the words and sentences of the language of human movement (and reflexes are the alphabet). They have a global influence on our physical, perceptual, emotional, and cognitive functioning. They determine how we bond, defend ourselves, learn, and relate to ourselves, others, and the world. Although BNPs ideally emerge and integrate throughout embryogenesis and early childhood, revisiting and exploring them in adulthood can be revelatory, transformative, and life-changing." BB Cohen