We have designed these modules as an embodied journey through the fascial body.
Whether you want to immerse yourself in the full Moving Fascia Embodied Anatomy Diploma or want to enrol in individual modules, this is a flexible framework that allows you to learn at your own pace.
Save Up to £300 when you enrol on all modules at the same time
Spread the cost over a longer period of time with smaller monthly instalments
All 6 Weekend Modules of the course
Student online platform with all recordings and materials
Access to all recorded material on our online platform for 12 months after last module (January 2025)
Follow up support on the online platform
Manuals with study content specific to each module
Private community forum
x 10 monthly instalments
Save £300 by paying for all 6 modules in one go, no more scheduled payments
All 6 Weekend Modules of the course
Student online platform with all recordings and materials
Access to all recorded material on our online platform for 12 months after last module (January 2025)
Follow up support on the online platform
Manuals with study content specific to each module
Private community forum
These modules are delivered in an interactive way, through embodiment, practical application, hands-on work, lectures and experiential movement.
Manuals with study content specific to each module
Learn visually with interactive presentations
Experience through embodiment of your own anatomy, self-release and movement techniques
Learn individually, in partners and as a group, in a supportive environment where connection is encouraged
Our educational pathway is a flexible framework that supports you to build your own Moving Fascia® training programme on your way to becoming a qualified Moving Fascia® Teacher or Practitioner. You can complete individual modules in your own order and at your own pace. This way you can learn in a way that makes sense to you and your personal development as a movement teacher, educator or bodyworker.
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