Anouk is a neurodivergent dancer, choreographer, educator and coach with 20+ years of international experience. She is the creator of Body and Belonging, an artistic practice, coaching methodology, and series of workshops dedicated to restoring connection within ourselves, within our communities, and with nature: our true home and place of belonging. 

Her work as an artist and embodiment coach draws from her professional background in dance together with her personal healing journey, as well as her experience as a somatic-movement educator, certified Gyrotonic® and Gyrokinesis® instructor, and graduate in Tamalpa Life/Art® process. 

As a HSP (Highly Sensitive Person), Anouk is passionate about empowering highly-sensitive women to connect with their gifts of neurodivergence, as a resource for personal growth and leadership development.

She has a unique vision to bridge her experience in the fields of performing arts, education, and wellness, sharing her knowledge in embodied healing and creative process, utilising dance and the expressive arts as a catalyst for change and transformation.

Her ability to apply the Life/Art® process in her performative work has been impactful and internationally recognised with the creation of her solo, “Body and Belonging,” as well as her dance film, “Lament for a Dying World.” Her work explores relevant themes for our time, giving voice to nuanced feminist narratives, tackling themes related to mental health and intergenerational trauma, looking through the lens of the impact of climate change.