Born from decades of somatic research, it reveals gravity not as a force to resist, but as a primary intelligence that shapes our movement, our nervous system, and our capacity to relate. Most of us live in subtle tension against this field — holding, bracing, managing the fear of falling. GFP offers a pathway to unwind this lifelong struggle and to rediscover the natural harmony between weight and freedom, support and surrender, falling and rising.
Participants cultivate an embodied sensitivity, learning to recognize the gravitational dialogue within themselves, within movement, within relationship — eventually opening into three core perspectives:
For movers, therapists, educators, and anyone drawn to embodied presence, GFP offers a terrain where perception deepens, effort dissolves, and a different kind of intelligence begins to reveal itself.
The capacity to facilitate others
The principle that reorients everything
The subtle art of one-to-one therapeutic work
GFP changed my life. From the first moment I entered into contact with the practice I fell in love with it. It brought very existential réalisations, one of them being my constant state of fighting against myself, which put me in a feeling of having my heart closed to the others but closed to myself too. I discovered and I keep discovering at every event that when I stop blindly protecting myself, but actually open my heart, I feel a deep feeling of happiness.
GFP — the Gravitational Field Principle
The 2026 Practitioner Training is a year-long journey into this principle
— invites a profound shift in how we meet the world
The GFP program offered me a direct, visceral experience of the zero-point found when gravity is finally, truly yielded. Absent of dogma, techniques, or other mental interference, this course relies on developing the embodiment of a state in order to deliver its benefits. It is simple, paradigm-exploding, and not necessarily easy. One could not ask for better teachers to walk through this process with, as well as the fellow participants who naturally “gravitate” toward this work.
Yet what I feel should be underlined is the objective power of the GFP practice: supporting the healing by releasing deep tensions, refining and unlocking efficiency of movement, widening awareness, and bringing clarity to our reactions and compensations.
These are such precious tools for artists, creatives, movers, therapists — and anyone who has a body and is curious about its intelligence, as well as about movement in the widest sense of the term.