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Feldenkrais with Louise Chegwidden

Each of us has a unique way of going about learning, as babies, toddlers, adolescents, and adults. We engage with our world through our senses, prompting patterns of movement and thinking which may become habitual; challenging or limiting our intentions.

Louise guides you through a wide variety of gentle movement sequences, which allow you to attend to the senses, observe how you move, notice unnecessary effort and tension, and invoke new patterns with improved overall coordination and ease.

Louise invites laughter, curiosity, and compassion in her classes, promoting learning that lasts. Don’t be surprised if you feel lighter, or more grounded, breathe easier, and move more joyfully.

 

Louise Chegwidden, PT, GCFP, is a lifelong movement learner and educator. An avid swimmer, dancer, actor, and bicycle commuter, she inspires students to engage their embodied intelligence to reduce pain, and enhance graceful movement in all aspects of their lives. She practices the Feldenkrais Method in Oakland, CA, with individuals and in a weekly Awareness Through Movement class.

Louise wrote ‘Granny Gets a New Knee and a whole lot more,’ for anyone preparing for Knee Replacement surgery, or wanting to learn how to improve and maintain flexibility and mobility. With beautiful illustrations by Mokhtar Paki, this is a hands-on manual and practical guide.

Feldenkrais Classes: Louise guides you through a wide variety of gentle movement sequences, inviting you to observe through sensations, the qualities of your moving, the ‘hows’ of your moving. By noticing unnecessary effort and tension, abrupt or gradual initiation, breath holding, or jaw tightening, new patterns of improved overall coordination and ease can be invoked. Laughter, compassion, curiosity, and beginners’ mind are welcome.

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Hands-On Cooking Classes and Chef’s Table Dinner with Chef Joey Altman

Joey offers hands-on culinary experiences, 3.5 hours each, during which you will enjoy preparing your own meal along with fellow cooks. Classes take place at La Cocina Que Canta, our culinary center on Tuesday and Wednesday, at 4pm. In addition, Chef Joey will collaborate with La Cocina Que Canta’s Head Chef Vivian Mercado and her team to create a special feast (with wine pairing!) on Thursday at 4:45pm.

Hands On Cooking Classes and Chefs Dinner Sign Up

 

Tuesday Hands-On Cooking Class 4:00 PM
Each class $145+tax. Class subject to change, check your weekly planner and schedule for updates. The maximum number of guests per class is 12.

Wednesday Hands-On Cooking Class 4:00 PM
Each class $145+tax. Class subject to change, check your weekly planner and schedule for updates. The maximum number of guests per class is 12.

Thursday Farm-to-Table Dining Experience 4:45 PM
Celebrate the abundance of our organic farm and the connection to community with a Farm-to-Table dining experience – a perfect blend of health, tradition, flavor, and fun! Cost is $150 per person, tax and wine pairing included. The maximum number of guests is 30. Sign Up at the Appointments Desk or through the link above.

 

Joey Altman is a San Francisco based Chef who wears many hats: Television Host, Cookbook Author, Restaurant Consultant, Food & Wine Educator, and Public Speaker.

Chef Altman’s culinary skills developed early – as a young boy he cooked at family parties and celebrations. Chef Altman attended the Hotel and Restaurant Management Program at Sullivan County Community College, and after graduation he left for France to train under some of France’s finest chefs, including Lyon’s Bernard Constantin and Jean Brouilly. Upon returning to the states, Altman worked at Harvest restaurant in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and later worked at Stars and other trend-setting San Francisco restaurants. In 1998 Altman launched Bay Café, a food-magazine television show that provides food and wine enthusiasts with an insider’s look at the Bay Area’s rich and diverse culinary scene. Bay Café has been recognized by the prestigious James Beard Foundation with the food-world’s equivalent to The Oscar’s, The James Beard Award for Best Local Cooking Series in 2000, 2001 and 2006. In addition to his Bay Café on KRON-TV, Altman appears at many benefits and food-related events in the Bay Area and nationwide.

Get Ready To Look 5 Years Younger

Day 1, Sunday 11:30 am and 1:00 pm – Sign up for 15 max per session, Arroyo Gym

  • Jump-Start Your Skin Rejuvenation at the Ranch and Look Younger Today!
  • Why You Need a Facial
  • Organic Skincare Products at the Ranch – Effective Products can be Clean & Safe!
  • Botox & Fillers – Look Lovely, Not Overdone!

 

Day 2, Monday 11:30 am and 1:00 pm– Sign up for 15 max per session, Arroyo Gym

  • Teitsa’s Favorite Techniques for Smoother, Younger Skin
  • Exfoliate Like You Mean It!
  • Acids & Retinols – Potent Anti-Aging Products for Great Results
  • Organic Sun Protection Is a Must – Don’t Leave Home Without It!

 

Day 3, Tuesday 11:30 am and 1:00 pm– Sign up for 15 max per session, Arroyo Gym

  • Teitsa’s Skin Cocktail Recipe for Radiant Skin – Everyday!”
  • Try Teitsa’s Eye Cocktail Recipe to Rejuvenate Your Eye Skin
  • Tinted Sun Protection – Set your SPF to Last for Hours
  • Try Soft Bronzing Powders for Blush:  You Never Looked So Fresh!

 

Teitsa Mann’s passion for skincare products and treatments developed early, when she realized how easily her own skin scarred. Certain that she could never have surgery, she proceeded to become an Aesthetician, mainly to ensure that her own skin would age well.  She was licensed in California over 40 years ago, and she performed Facial Treatments in her salon in San Francisco. Later, she worked for Chanel Beauty, La Prairie, Erno Laszlo, and Lancôme, to name a few. Teitsa loves sharing her product and treatment favorites with women all over the country, and her all-day, skincare masterclass, Get Ready to Look 5 Years Younger, has benefited charities and private groups. This year, Teitsa released the 6th edition of her book of the same name, and it features all her best skincare product, facial treatment, and makeup recommendations.

Healing the Heart

Healing the Heart. Reversing Heart Disease with Lifestyle Changes.
Join Ben Brown MD, Medical Director for Ornish Lifestyle Medicine, as he shares the scientific background and more than 40 years of research on the Ornish Program for Reversing Heart Disease.

The Power of Plant-Based Living. The Nutritional Guidelines of the Ornish Program.
Learn the nutrition guidelines and your spectrum of choices for preventing and reversing the most common chronic diseases.

Mastering Change – Making Long-term Lifestyle Changes Stick.
Lifestyle change can be relatively simple when you have the right ingredients and an effective system. Join us to learn and apply some simple strategies to make long term changes in your lifestyle.

 

Ben BrownBen Brown, MD, is Medical Director, for Ornish Lifestyle Medicine and an Associate Clinical Professor at University of California San Francisco. Ben has worked on lifestyle retreats with Dean Ornish, MD, since 1994. He has seen so many medical miracles with this powerful lifestyle medicine program that he was thrilled to become the Medical Director in 2014. The lifestyle program includes a plant based diet, relaxation, exercise and group support and has been scientifically proven to reverse coronary artery disease. Ben has more than 20 years in clinical medicine and has delivered more than 1000 babies. He has been a founding member for five non-profits and has spearheaded multiple community wide change projects. While in medical school he founded and directed an international non-profit (Community Partners International) to help serve the refugees along the Thai-Burma border and has done approximately 20 medical missions to the area and many missions to other areas (Bolivia, Haiti, Nicaragua). He worked as a rural family doctor in Point Reyes, California, and as Chief Medical Officer for Santa Rosa Community Health Centers. He teaches residents at the Santa Rosa Family Practice Residency where he developed an Integrative Medicine for the Underserved (IM4Us) Fellowship and started the IM4Us international movement (IM4Us.org). Ben is double boarded in Family Medicine and in Integrative Medicine, and has written and lectured extensively on reversing heart disease, physician wellbeing, facilitating life-style change and transformation. He is an award winning photographer, writer and humanitarian and is the author of 50 Simple Things to Save Your Life during Residency and is working on his next book, Know Yourself, Share Your Gifts, Master Change.