Learning Objectives:
Observation has been a key piece to the Method since its inception. As a way to understand behaviour, we use our powers of observation, visually and with our hands, to become “detectives” and work to understand underlying issues of behaviour from habitual patterns of tension and dysfunctional posture or limitations due to injury or loss of function.
This piece is not meant to label or judge the animal, it simply provides feedback to what is being observed in that context, at that moment of time.
Observation is not limited to our animals, but is used for ourselves as well as a road to self-awareness.