This class is about the breakthrough moments in embodiment. We will weave together insights from modern embryology, fascial anatomy, and somatic neuroscience. Whether your interest is clinical, creative, expressive, or exploratory, this class will deepen your perceptual skills.

How does surgical recovery change your manual therapy approach? What questions do you ask, and what’s your therapeutic intent? This new class is a hands-on strategic primer for any manual therapist who works with people after surgery. (i.e. All of us.)

Practitioners who can contact the diaphragm with clarity have a chance to improve breath, vocalization, & core movement patterns. We will learn to feel & treat the diaphragm, its organ attachments, the nerves of the vocal column, and the key fasciae that form our inner core.

Tour of the body-as-instrument. Learn what architecture makes us capable of resonance, poise, and presence. Reduce your pain and injury. Develop true embodiment in your daily music-making.

The foot in action is a deft marriage of biomechanics and sensory feedback. When our feet encounter pain, neuropathy, or movement limitation, we can use the nerve-fascia interface to facilitate better healing with less discomfort.