Emma Jack hosts a weekly Wu Tao Dance class dancing the five elements cycle. Emma finds great joy in Wu Tao is the dancing way to balance & flow.
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Emma Jack hosts a weekly Wu Tao general public class 6.30-7.30pm Thursday in Fremantle - dancing the five elements cycle. Working with the elements and qi flow meridians in this restorative sequence of dances we open ourselves to harmony and joy. Emma finds great joy in creating warm, inclusive spaces for freedom of expression, connection with nature and mindful energy building. Building on decades of yoga and meditation practice, Emma also receives inspiration from Open Floor Dance and Tamalpa Art Life Institute teachers. Thanks to wisdom arising from the body and her mother's Alzheimer's journey, Emma has immersed herself in dance as a therapy. Dance is her lifelong passion and finding Wu Tao and Michelle Locke in 2016 became a big part of her personal healing story. Emma loves cyclical living wisdom, bush walking and aspires to live according to permaculture principles. After living in a tent travelling Western Australia in 2020, Emma returned to Fremantle with her partner and (now nearly) four year old!
01/10/2025
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10/08/2025
Welcome yourself back to balance. Dance your way home into harmony and flow with Wu Tao.
Regular Wu Tao practice dancing the five elements cycle runs 6.30pm each Thursday at The Meeting Place, cnr South Tce & Jenkins.
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ABOUT EMMA & WU TAO CLASSES FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC
Emma Jack hosts weekly Wu Tao general public classes 6pm & 7.15pm Thursdays in Fremantle - dancing the five elements cycle.
Emma finds great joy in creating a warm, inclusive spaces for freedom of expression and gentle energy building through movement & breath with music & nature. Building on decades of yoga and meditation practice, Emma also receives inspiration from Open Floor Dance, Tamalpa Art Life Institute and Red School teachers.
Thanks to wisdom arising from the body and her mother's Alzheimer's journey, Emma has immersed herself in dance as a therapy. Blessed with having met Wu Tao founder and mentor Michelle Locke, she is re-discovering the depths of her lifelong passion for dance after the distractions of a desk based lifestyle working in community development for sustainability and behaviour change.
DEMENTIA & AGED CARE SERVICES
Emma Jack hosts a by donation Weekly Wellness group for people living with Memory Loss, in Fremantle.
Emma also offers holistic care packages, including relaxation and free dance movement workshops for people living with dementia - at home and in full time care, for one-on-one and group settings.
A family carer, qualified Wu Tao instructor and a member of the 2016 Memory Bridge alumni. Emma has completed over 100 hours of training in dementia care and compassionate communication, including the Spark of Life practitioner course.
“My vision is to provide creative and nurturing spaces for people with Dementia and their Carers to connect and enjoy life. As my Mum’s early onset Alzheimer’s has developed, my heart has been opened to the rich world of non verbal connection available.”
Service area includes Fremantle, Melville & Cockburn surrounds, plus the Western Suburbs of Perth, Australia.
Past clients include Amana Living, City of Fremantle and DADAA.