Robert Schleip: Tissue or brain response: How much of our treatment response involves the local tissue, and how often is it more the response of the central nervous system?
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Ana Barretxeguren: The integral rhythm of the visceral cave; immersive techniques from the Moving Fascia® method
This workshop will explore the tensile continuum between the cavities of the trunk and the internal organs and consider the relationship with the autonomic nervous system. Through a combination of presentation, somatic enquiry and movement from the Moving Fascia® method we will focus on ways to enhance interoception, support self-regulation and restore visceral rhythm. •…
KEYNOTE LECTURE: Robert Schleip: Fascinating Fascia; novel insights about our richest sensory organ
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Breath, health and mindfulness: the Holy Trinity of wellbeing
Practices that ground us into the present moment are crucial. It’s in our moment-by-moment attending to the present that we can reconnect with ourselves and the natural world. This is the state of being where it’s easiest to drop into harmony with the earth, our bodies, and perhaps to a source of strength greater than…
Breath, Health and Mindfulness: the Holy Trinity of Wellbeing
by Christine Wushke Practices that ground us into the present moment are crucial. It’s in our moment-by-moment attending to the present that we can reconnect with ourselves and the natural world. This is the state of being where it’s easiest to drop into harmony with the earth, our bodies, and perhaps to a source of…
Scars, Organs and Movement
Most people, when they see scar tissue or a scar on the skin, think: “I’m seeing a healed scar”. But we professionals must look further! When I come across a patient’s scar, I think in mechanical aspects such as pressure, stretching, changes in this tissue in relation to itself and its interfaces with other tissues…