Introducing the Integral Anatomy Series See what you touch. Rare images of the human form explored through dissection.
Curties-Overzet Publications is proud to introduce a line of DVDs that provides a dramatic new perspective on the human body. Produced by Integral Anatomy Productions, this dissection series employs a layer-by-layer, foundational approach to understanding anatomy. Its creator, Gil Hedley, takes a unique, whole body approach that reveals not only the individual elements of the human form, but also how they are part of a unified design.
With a visual style that is both powerful and accessible, this DVD series creates an instructive narrative sequence for bodywork professionals and students alike, helping us to “see what we are feeling” and providing a new depth of understanding of anatomy.
Gil Hedley, PhD, is the founder and director of Somanautic Workshops Inc. He has taught dissection internationally for over a decade to medical professionals including osteopaths, naturopaths, PTs, OTs, nurses, midwives, massage therapists, chiropractors, yoga instructors, and many others. |
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Some comments about the series "Gil's teaching style allows the viewer to learn complex, frequently misunderstood structures and connections of the body effortlessly. Regardless of your previous education in dissection, movement, or any aspect of the inner connectedness of the human body, Gil's stunning images, helpful diagrams and models will deepen your understanding of what really holds us together. It's like a whole other system that has been previously disregarded. This DVD is really spectacular!" "They just keep getting better! No matter what your level of understanding of human anatomy, this beautifully crafted installment in the series is bound to provide fresh insight into the structure, function and continuity of the different fascial layers. I thoroughly enjoyed it." "Gil Hedley has created an artful and engaging series of journeys of discovery into the human body. His brilliant explorations enlivenÊhuman structure in new ways that every student of movement and bodywork will appreciate and apply. I especially value Gil's deep respect for those who have contributed their physical forms so that we may better know ourselves. His constant reference from the parts to the whole and back again to the parts brings life and meaning to an adventure that lies hidden when we study static anatomical drawings." |
