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A researcher's physical sensations are widely understood to contribute to their insights into people and culture. Yet there are no adequate courses that teach students how to use their body as a research instrument. It’s a gap that a group of <a href='http://somaticstoolkit.coventry.ac.uk/project/'>NCRM funded researchers</a> are trying to plug with the development of a somatics toolkit, as Eline Kieft from the University of Coventry explains in this episode of the Methods Podcast.
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