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1. Acknowledgment of Risks: I understand that participating in these Meditative Movement sessions involves physical activity that may present risks, including, but not limited to, minor injuries, muscle strains, or exacerbation of existing conditions. I acknowledge that I am responsible for my own health and safety during these activities.
2. Health Disclosure: I have disclosed any existing health conditions or injuries to the instructor that might affect my participation in these events. I understand that it is my responsibility to inform the instructor of any changes to my health that might affect my ability to participate safely.
3. Medical Clearance: I confirm that I have consulted with a healthcare provider, if necessary, to ensure that participating in these events is safe for me. I agree to follow any recommendations or restrictions provided by my healthcare provider. 
4. Voluntary Participation: I understand that my participation in these events is voluntary, and I may choose to withdraw from the class at any time if I feel uncomfortable or experience any discomfort.
5. Liability Waiver: I agree to release and hold harmless the instructor, facility, and any affiliates from any and all claims, demands, or causes of action that may arise out of my participation in these events, including any claims for personal injury or property damage. 
6. Confidentiality: I consent to the use of any photographs or videos taken during the class for promotional or educational purposes. If I do not wish to be included, I will notify the instructor prior to the session.

In the course of providing therapy, there may be situations where dual relationships occur, such as participating in Meditative Movement sessions or other events together. A dual relationship is one in which the therapist and client have a relationship outside of the therapeutic context. While dual relationships are not inherently unethical, they can create potential conflicts of interest and affect the therapeutic process. As your therapist, I am committed to maintaining clear professional boundaries and ensuring that any dual relationships do not interfere with the therapeutic process or your well-being. If you choose to participate in any sessions or events led by me, we will discuss and evaluate any potential impacts on our therapeutic work together. We will collaboratively address any concerns and make adjustments as needed to ensure that your therapy remains effective and your boundaries are respected. It is important to manage any potential conflicts of interest to maintain the integrity of the therapeutic relationship. If you have any questions or concerns about this, please feel free to discuss them with me.  

 I have read, understood, and agree to the terms outlined in this consent form. I have had the opportunity to ask questions and have received satisfactory answers. My attendance at these events constitutes my consent to participate in the Meditative Movement session and acknowledge that I do so at my own risk. 

I wasn’t born into wellness work — I built my way here.
I grew up hands-first, not book-first — working construction, figuring things out by touch, grit, instinct. That work shaped me, but it also left me disconnected from myself.

I chased success, ended up in the entertainment world, and ran fast — too fast. Burnout, relapse, breakdown. Everything I thought was strength cracked open, and I had to rebuild from the inside out.

What came out of that collapse became M.B.S. Theory — Mind, Body, Self, my way of helping people calm their mind, settle their nervous system, and come back home to themselves.

I don’t teach theory from a distance. I teach what I lived.

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