Paula Sager is director of Three Stone Studio, a center for teaching, writing, and creative collaborations based in the Sakonnet area of Rhode Island. She also teaches in Providence.  Paula has a BA degree in dance from Bennington College, is a certified Alexander Technique teacher, and has practiced Authentic Movement for close to 20 years. She is a graduate of the Barfield School, where she presented her masters degree thesis, Witness Consciousness and the Development of the Individual with Arthur Zajonc and Janet Adler as her mentors.

During the 1980’s, while a dancer and choreographer, she wrote about the performing arts for a regional newspaper and Contact Quarterly, the contemporary dance and improvisational journal. Seeing and thinking about movement has always been as compelling to her as the act of moving itself.

In 1993, she co-founded and served, until 2006, as editor and writer for A Moving Journal, a publication devoted to Authentic Movement. Her teaching and research focus on how movement and kinesthetic awareness support cognition, creativity, and presence. Her interest in the applications of movement-based and transformative learning, led to co-founding The Mariposa Center, a non-profit initiative creating innovative early learning environments for children and families in Providence, RI.