Heritage

We are particularly lucky that several leaders have interviewed each other over the years, whether as an inspiration to seize the moment or as part of a longer project. New interviews will appear from time to time, so you’re invited to check back.

In 1999, wanting to preserve some of the heritage of Sensory Awareness in a way that could readily be shared with others, Louise Boedeker and John Vitell arranged to conduct video interviews with several leaders, including Mary Alice Roche, Ruth Veselko and Charlotte Read, with John behind the camera and Louise in the interviewer’s chair.  Each interview is a bit over an hour long, and each offers fresh perspectives on Sensory Awareness.

Eduardo Maldonado filmed hours of Charlotte Selver’s 1992 twelve-day Sensory Awareness workshop in Barra de Navidad, and then selected and edited Ten Moments which captured highlights – and perhaps the essence — of the experience as a whole.

Stefan Laeng-Gilliat’s Charlotte Selver Oral History and Book Project has resulted in many engaging interviews, including the one with Sophia Rosoff, posted below.