Movement · music · possibility

WIDE makes more of life available.

WIDE helps reveal what is possible through movement — and how that changes.

It does not begin with a movement it wants you to achieve. It can stay with what happened, give it back to you, and only make something different available when that seems useful.

WATCH Have a look first.
Nothing to copy.

A WIDE conversation

Stay with what happened. Then see what becomes useful.

WIDE does not need to progress every interaction. The person's response can change what happens next.

1
Have a look.

WATCH See the movement without having to do it.

2
Keep what happened.

MEM Hold onto the movement story so it can be returned to and compared.

3
Maybe explore one change.

MIM Only if it seems useful, WIDE can offer one different possibility and follow your response.

Not every moment needs changing

The next helpful step can be to stay with what is already there.

Sometimes WIDE simply makes an existing movement easier to notice. Sometimes a small change in support, attention, representation or experience may be worth exploring. Sometimes nothing more is needed.

When something different is offered, the person's response helps determine what WIDE does next.

Movement Possibility Window

What is possible is not fixed.

A movement may technically be possible but too costly, uncertain or difficult to use in real life. Another possibility may become available when the situation changes.

It can widen.

Different usable possibilities can become available.

It can narrow.

Options may disappear or become too costly to rely on.

It can change shape.

Some possibilities remain available while others depend on particular conditions.

Movement and music

Different activity. Same question.

Movement

What is available to this person, in this situation, today?

Music

What remains musically and physically available — and what changes it?

One movement is enough to begin

Bring something real.

You do not need to perform for WIDE. Bring one movement, one activity, or one piece of playing that matters.

Try WIDE