by Enid Whittaker, CBPM ~ Managing Director, Bonnie Prudden Myotherapy® | Dec 1, 2013 | Blog
“Music can move us to the heights or depths of emotion. It can persuade us to buy something, or remind us of our first date. It can lift us out of depression when nothing else can. It can get us dancing to its beat.” ~From the book jacket Musicophilia by Oliver Sacks...
by Enid Whittaker, CBPM ~ Managing Director, Bonnie Prudden Myotherapy® | Nov 1, 2013 | Blog
EVEN THOUGH most babies are very welcome, the race for the door can be time consuming and exhausting for both mother and baby. Seldom do babies just slip through the exit. More likely they bang their head against a seemingly solid wall… and slowly a door opens....
by Enid Whittaker, CBPM ~ Managing Director, Bonnie Prudden Myotherapy® | Oct 1, 2013 | Blog
BONNIE PRUDDEN first launched her Fitness from the Cradle program of infant exercise in the Sports Illustrated May issue of 1960, which was also the week designated by President Eisenhower as National Youth Fitness Week. The series was designed to introduce a...
by Enid Whittaker, CBPM ~ Managing Director, Bonnie Prudden Myotherapy® | Sep 1, 2013 | Blog
TO FEEL YOUR BEST and reap the most, exercise must be maintained as long as life is maintained. Bonnie Prudden’s first opportunity to work with older people came in 1956 when Harper and Row published her first book Is Your Child Really Fit?, and the ladies at the...
by Enid Whittaker, CBPM ~ Managing Director, Bonnie Prudden Myotherapy® | Jul 1, 2013 | Blog
“Each life is a whole world. No one has ever read the books you have read exactly the way you have read them. No one has really heard the music as you heard it, nor even seen the sky as you see it. No one knows all that you know or even a small part. No one has loved...
by Enid Whittaker, CBPM ~ Managing Director, Bonnie Prudden Myotherapy® | Jun 1, 2013 | Blog
History: The Short Version IN 1947, AT AGE 34, Bonnie Prudden went to visit her daughter’s 3rd grade gym class. After watching what she considered to be a disaster, she decided to use her own background in dance and athletics to give neighborhood children exercise...
