Our Team

Rose Silberman is passionate about helping people of all ages improve the way they move. A Feldenkrais® Practitioner for almost 20 years, she works with movers of all ages on their coordination, refining their athletic abilities and artistic performance. She teaches dancers, musicians, runners, swimmers, golfers, hikers, skiers, gardeners, walkers etc… Whatever meaningful action a person does in their life, she can help them to do it better.Rose also enjoys teaching tap dance. She has studied and taught tap dance since she was in high school.

Lilit is a free-form artist who enjoys exploring the innate human intelligence that arises when play and creative freedom are present. She is an experienced breath work facilitator and lover of intuitive movement. Her work tends to tie in her creative passions with an intention to move through heavy ancestral patterns and bodily programmings. She deeply loves the feeling of gathering others for weekend long experiences. Her vision is to host gatherings that connect people all over the world through movement, breath, sound, storytelling, and artistic exploration. On her off days, you can find her experimenting with new herbal creations, testing new mediums. hosting dinners, and lying on the floor immersed in music.

Yasmin is a woman of wonder and ceremony. Her heritage of being both German and Iranian, gives life to how she deeply connects the rhythm and celebration of the seasons. She is yoga teacher, mother, and scholar of Waldorf education and ritual practices. Using the ancient wisdom and hospitality of Persian culture, she blends her love for the Earth, movement and community into welcoming seasonal events, workshops for all kids and adults. Yasmin came to Moovment House through her children in 2012. Her attention and aesthetic for creating community has brightened the life of Moovment House for over twelve years.

Shea is a photographer, teacher and mother. A career-educator with a passion for family advocacy and student equity, she has been a classroom teacher and school leader in a variety of roles over the last fifteen years. She has studied special and gifted education, math pedagogy and school leadership systems. Five years ago, she left the classroom role and launched her photography business focused on in-home documentary storytelling, inspired by the unseen work of early motherhood. The work has grown to tell the stories of female-founded businesses, from creative entrepreneurs to nation-wide organizations. Shea leads groups of women to make and share honest self-portraits as a form of care and renewal. Her work has been featured in a variety of blogs and magazines, including Dear Photographer, The Kindred Voice and LoHi Magazine.

Shea’s home is a happy hum of her three little girls reading stacks of books and making beautiful messes. There are many treasures from the backyard garden, and often warm smells rising from the stove. She is inspired by spending time in the company of strong women and laughing with her husband as they plan their next outdoor adventure.

Emelia likes to think she is as down-to-Earth as a 6th-generation Coloradoan could be! Through three decades in yoga study, practice and profession, she has found that teachings offer both a vast expanse of philosophical rabbit-holes to explore OR simple, fool-proof recipes for accessing our inherent joy and calm. what’s your fancy?

Amy Trapani-Bowen tried on her first leotard at the age of 6 and decided then and there she wanted to grow up and become a dancer. She studied ballet all throughout high school and was awarded a Distinguished Artist Award to study Dance at Hope College in Holland, MI. There she received a B.A. in Dance and a B.A. in Psychology. After she graduated she went right to the University of Utah to complete an M.F.A. in Modern dance with an emphasis on Choreography. Amy moved to Denver in 1996 to dance professionally and teach with Kim Robards Dance. Her curiosity and love for the body and alignment inspired her to get certified in Pilates from the Pilates Center in Boulder, Colorado. She then taught Pilates for Cara Reeser at Pilates Aligned while still performing professionally for Still Moving Dances. In 2005 Amy decided to stay home and dance in her living room while raising her children.
She is thrilled to be back in the dance world to dance, teach, and share her love of movement with the community at Moovment House and anyone else who will meet her by the light of the moon.

Kristen Huffman Lemoine is a vivacious teacher who offers yoga, empowering healing dance movement, and sound therapy. Kristen has pioneered sound programming for Seniors and children, and enjoys offering this restorative practice as a service to all.