Sensibly realizing that healthy movement is beautiful movement, Candace also practices and teaches various movement modalities; she has been a student of the Franklin Method, Nutritious Movement, Dahn Yoga, African dance, and other widely varied traditions. She is a certified Hoop Love hoopdancing coach and is currently studying MogaDao Qigong.

He’s a professional musician by day and a dance guru by night. “I love so many different aspects of music, dance, and life, to me there’s no difference between them.” Existing between these two creative worlds gives Dante a unique perspective on self expression.

She studied under Norma Claire, whom Catherine calls her mentor, and whose pedagogy enabled her to explore every part of her body in order to combine physical sensations and observations.  With this powerful tool, Catherine continued her training in African dance with Elsa Wolliaston, Hawa Kouyaté, Koffi Koko, Moustapha Bangouroura, Mouminatou Camara, and traveled to Burkina Faso, Senegal, and Guinée to polish her art.  Catherine also spent five years at a professional dance school in Paris where she studied Modern, Jazz, contemporary, and anatomy.