Hi, I'm Noémie!
I’m a movement teacher and educator with a strong interest in applying neurosciences to movement, prehab, and rehab, through play and exploration. I work with people who want to develop a movement practice that not only promotes the health and longevity of their entire body, but also help them to expand their movement repertoire, improve their movement quality, feel more confident in their body, and move with ease and pleasure.
My approach to teaching is evidence-based, inclusive, and educative, tailored to each individual’s needs and abilities.


My intention is to offer classes
proposer un enseignement éducatif, encourageant le développement d’un esprit critique et favorisant l’exploration personnelle de chacun. J’ai pour but de te guider dans une pratique qui ne soit pas juste un ensemble de mouvements et d’exercices qui t’aideront à améliorer ton bien-être physique et émotionnel sur le long terme, mais qui va également améliorer ton autonomie, ta confiance et tes connaissances.
Starting as a vinyasa yoga teacher, and after teaching vinyasa yoga for about a year, my curiosity and my inquisitive nature lead me to explore and experiment with movement as a whole. The more I went down the movement hole, the less I felt attached to a particular discipline, to a particular set of —sometimes arbitrary— rules. Having the freedom to create, to think outside the box, to look for new possibilities, to learn and evolve; that's what my teaching is about.
Mouvements Modernes® came from my desire to teach movement that encompasses different contemporary methods and techniques, while being factual, skeptical, inspired and informed by modern research in movement sciences and neurosciences. Interdisciplinarity is at the core of my approach; while I teach a lot from the movements I uncover during my own exploratory practice, my classes can be described as a blend of yoga, somatics, cognitive training, and other contemporary practices such as floorwork and Fighting Monkey. I am as passionate about the scientific aspect of movement as I am about its intuitive and exploratory forms.
Miscellaneous
Besides teaching and practicing movement, art is a big part of my life. I love drawing and analog photography as creative art forms. I found a similarity between movement and art: both are a way of expression, evolution, and liberation. You can find out more on my other website, noemie-christensen.art.
I play “Minecraft” on a regular basis and I like to sneak remixes from diverse old-school video games into my classes. I’ve probably listened to all the lo-fi, trip-hop, and chillhop compilations on Youtube, and I drink more coffee than reasonable. I’ve got a seamstress diploma and I love designing websites, it is to me yet another form of art.
Traveling has been a big factor of personal growth for me; when I was 19, I lived and volunteered in Romania for 9 months, which triggered many more travels, mainly within Europe and Asia. It’s in Nepal that I got into meditation and participated in two Vipassana retreats, which eventually lead me to start practicing yoga. My fascination for Japanese art and culture brought me to teach yoga and movement for a year in Kyoto.

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Curriculum
2022
- Psychomotor Therapist Certification (1st year) - IRFP-EMAP
2021
- FC1 Teacher Training - Floorwork Academy
- IKN Approach Level 1 - Integrated Kinetic Neurology
- Essentials of Elite Performance - ZHealth®
2020
- FRC® - Functional Range Conditioning®
- Detour Method Synthesis - Yoga Detour
- Teacher's Immersion Online - Mindful Strength
2019
- Detour Method Online - Yoga Detour
2018
- 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training (Yoga Alliance)