ALISON WALDMAN
Alison Waldman (she/her) is a movement artist, wellness educator and thought leader. Alison is as an advisor and on-the-ground facilitator for healthcare leaders across industries to foster cultures of community building and radical inclusivity to their spaces through creative wellness.
Alison has a superpower for getting even the most skeptical people moving their bodies. She is a Movement Artist in Residence at the Georgetown Arts and Humanities Program at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital where she leads onsite and virtual dance and mindfulness encounters in addition to the award-winning Movement for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) program in collaboration with the Department of Neurology. |
Alison is the architect of wellness initiatives for healthcare communities, including serving as Managing Director and Associate Artistic Director of The Clinic alongside her collaborator Tara Rynders. Alison is a member of the National Organization of Arts in Health (NOAH) Arts for Resilience in Clinicians (ARC) working group and was an advisor and founding provider at Mili Health.
Alison is an E-RYT 200 yoga teacher with additional certifications in yoga4cancer, Accessible Yoga, trauma-informed yoga, chair yoga, and bed yoga. She is a lifetime student of movement modalities.
She has a BA in Dance and Communications from Denison University.
In her free time Alison can be found baking in practice of defending her State Fair blue ribbons, mentoring college students in entrepreneurship, learning the ukulele, and taking walks with her dog Sesame. She lives in Washington, D.C.
Alison is an E-RYT 200 yoga teacher with additional certifications in yoga4cancer, Accessible Yoga, trauma-informed yoga, chair yoga, and bed yoga. She is a lifetime student of movement modalities.
She has a BA in Dance and Communications from Denison University.
In her free time Alison can be found baking in practice of defending her State Fair blue ribbons, mentoring college students in entrepreneurship, learning the ukulele, and taking walks with her dog Sesame. She lives in Washington, D.C.