What we do
Psychology of Anatomy™ is the product of our combined experience in bodywork and somatic movement. We’ve developed a process dedicated to self-learning through the body, with an emphasis on perception and expression as they relate to posture and walking.
Simple yet capable of profound and enduring outcomes, our approach makes sense to a wide audience. Psychology of Anatomy™ is aligned with modern understanding of how we sense through our body and perceive through our minds.
We offer customized lectures, trainings, and programs to institutions that invest in the well-being of their people.
If you are an individual looking to learn, apply to join our private Facebook group.
Who we are
Russ Pfeiffer
An anatomist, movement teacher, and body therapist, Russ teaches the Psychology of Anatomy to somatic professionals and lectures widely on the intersection of human movement and personal insight. His holistic and practical explanation of anatomy touches on all aspects of being human and ranges from philosophical to highly technical. His teaching is grounded in sound anatomical understanding of the body from 30 years' experience as a movement therapist, posture expert, and Advanced Rolfer. He has taught anatomy and movement at universities and conferences. He maintains a private practice in Venice Beach, CA
Sue Choi
Trained in bodywork, somatic movement, and perception, Sue integrates a variety of modalities to maximize a person's experience of coherence. She brings 21 years’ experience working in clinical, private, and group settings and has trained in multiple disciplines ranging from osteopathic bodywork techniques to somatic movement modalities to holistic approaches with auditory and visual systems. Her experience in therapeutics began in yoga therapy and has evolved into a complete mind-body approach rooted in perception and coordination. She maintains a private practice in Venice Beach, CA.