Tarot in Motion™
Tarot in Motion™ is a system that I’ve developed which uses Tarot and somatic movement to help you experience the wisdom of the cards in your body—not just in your mind.
You know that feeling when you’re relaxed and suddenly do something unexpected—and it’s magical? Those are the moments that can jolt us into a new awareness. An aha moment. A shift in perspective. A doorway into clarity, creativity, and possibility.
The structure of your movement pieces are based on relating systems of your chosen cards. Polarity Wellness Tarot provides these symbols.
Would you like to find?
Greater body awareness
New ways to experience Tarot
Unexpected insights and possibilities
The magic of being witnessed
Ways to Experience Tarot in Motion™
Group Classes
Individual Sessions
Collaborations
On your own
Miriam has created a wonderfully unique way to support your healing process. And—she's taken it into the virtual realm.” — Stuart, Brooklyn, NY
Samples of Tarot in Motion™
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![Group of women sitting on the floor in pairs, engaging in conversation during a workshop or class.]()
Planning dances Geneva, NY
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![Woman with fan representing somatic dance system,]()
On screen San Francisco, CA
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![Fool card Tarot-inspired movement, dressed as a clown.]()
Live in studio, Berkeley, CA
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![A woman dancing in a living room with wooden walls, a sectional sofa, and a black and white dog resting on the sofa.]()
On screen, Chevy Chase, MD
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![A person with gray hair and glasses, smiling and holding a large pink hula hoop above their head, indoors in a living room with curtains and furniture in the background.]()
On screen, Oakland, CA
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![A woman in a purple dress and black top is practicing yoga on a purple mat, unrolling a colorful yoga strap on a wooden floor in a room with art on the walls and a small white cabinet in the background.]()
Live in Vineyard Haven, MA
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![Person wearing headphones, standing with arms raised in a victorious pose, facing upward.]()
On screen dance, Brooklyn, NY
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![Woman dressed in black, sitting on the floor in a split position, holding a mug, with antler-shaped accessories on her chest.]()
Live in studio, Berkeley, CA
“There is something freeing about focusing on a Tarot card and putting it into movement.
While caring for my mother, I repeatedly pulled Swords—I was always trying to mentally figure things out. After her death, I pulled the Chariot twice. The first time I danced it, I felt wild and out of control, barely able to hold the reins. The second time, I felt much freer. My perspective had shifted. I felt I was charting a new direction—and standing on my own.” Carolyn, Berkeley, CA