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Moving Fascia® Embodied Anatomy Diploma
Deepen your understanding of fascial anatomy through embodiment and self-myofascial release informed by the latest fascial research
Join the Moving Fascia® Diploma to equip yourself with new understanding of fascial anatomy and translate it into self-release and movement techniques.
Understand fascial connections and relationships throughout the body
Explore the embryonic origins of fascia as the blueprint for our anatomy
Apply theoretical fascial concepts to better understand movement patterns
Learn self-release techniques relevant to the specific needs of your client
Restore movement through fascia focused integration
The Moving Fascia® Anatomy Diploma is a modular course designed to deepen your understanding of movement anatomy from a fascial perspective. Modules can be taken individually or together to complete the full diploma.
Save up to £300 when you enrol on all modules at the same time.
This course is delivered in an interactive way, through lectures, practical application, hands on work 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.
I am a movement specialist, Pilates teacher and myofascial release practitioner. My practice explores the fluid and transformative quality of breath and movement.
Through self-enquiry, a passion for anatomy and my extensive work helping people recover from injury, I have created Moving Fascia ®.
I believe that anatomy needs to be experienced through the felt sense, so I developed a programme in which we explore the fascial architecture through theory, embodiment, self-myofascial release and movement techniques.
I suffer from catamenial pneumothorax, a rare condition where I experience repetitive lung collapses. This has led me to a continuous investigation of fascia, focusing on the visceral space and its connections to breath and movement.
“I believe in an integral study of anatomy that can transform the way we experience our moving body, and evolve the way we witness movement it in others.”
I hold a Postgraduate Diploma in Anatomical Sciences from the University of Edinburgh and have over 500 hours of human dissection research in the dissection lab.
I have extensive clinic practice as a Myofascial Release and Visceral manipulation practitioner and have been an educator in various Pilates teacher trainings for the past 12 years. I founded Evolve Movement Education in 2013 and I am the owner of Brighton Pilates Studio, a Pilates and health centre in Brighton.
Fiona Slupinski
Sports Therapist and Yoga teacher, Aberdeen.
Fiona Slupinski
Sports Therapist and Yoga teacher, Aberdeen.
Kay Cowling
Pilates studio teacher
Emily Doe
Pilates Teacher
This course is for Pilates, yoga and movement teachers from other disciplines, manual therapists and health care practitioners. This course is for you if you are looking to deepen your understanding of movement anatomy from a fascial perspective.
Having studied anatomy to a basic level is a requirement for this course.
For Pilates teachers
For movement teachers
For yoga teachers
For bodyworkers
For manual therapists
For health care practitioners
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
Want to enrol in individual modules? This is a flexible framework that allows you to learn at your own pace.
Single Module
Any Order
What are the dates for the modules?
Moving Fascia THORAX
Saturday 18th & Sunday 19th March 2023
Moving Fascia ABDOMEN
Saturday 6th & Sunday 7th May 2023
Moving Fascia PELVIS
Saturday 8th & Sunday 9th July 2023
Moving Fascia UPPER LIMB
Saturday 2nd & Sunday 3rd September 2023
Moving Fascia LOWER LIMB
Saturday 25th & Sunday 26th November 2023
Moving Fascia SPINAL LIMB
Saturday 27th & Sunday 28th January 2024
What is a hybrid format?
Our hybrid format means that the training is delivered in more than one way so you can choose how you would like to participate in each module with the option to attend in person or the live stream online. We build a comprehensive online platform with all content available on demand so you can also choose to watch later or if you did attend live you can revisit all the material again at your own pace.
How is this different from other anatomy courses?
You may have come across anatomy previously as a cold and dry subject, referring to the body as a third object and leaving a distinct gap between studying a series of isolated systems and your reality of teaching movement to others. The Moving Fascia® Embodied Anatomy diploma places emphasis on the importance of experiencing anatomy through the felt sense and exploring the fascial architecture through theory, embodiment, self-myofascial release and movement techniques.
How much of the course is movement based?
It is an anatomy course and it is mainly theory that is supported by and consolidated through embodiment. Approximately 25% of the course is purely movement. It is ideal for those wanting to learn fascial anatomy at an advanced level and gain the tools to apply their knowledge to their existing movement practice or bodywork.
If you prefer to learn primarily through movement then you might prefer our Moving Fascia Teacher Training course which is mainly movement based. You can find it under 'Courses' on our top menu.
What do I need for the movement sessions?
You will need the Moving Fascia SOFT balls for the experiential movement sessions.
We can make other suggestions for alternatives you can suggest for your clients to use, however, we require you have this ready before the course starts.
Can I join individual modules?
Yes! There is the option to attend single modules rather than enrolling on the whole course.
The Diploma is designed as a 6 part journey through the fascial body, following a model of cavities and limbs. Each module focuses on a specific area, always with an understanding of its relationship to the interconnected whole.
Each module stands alone in its own right and you will receive a full experience whether you are attending one module or many.
Do I need to be a qualified movement practitioner to join the course?
Yes it is a pre-requisite that you are either a movement teacher or manual therapist and have a good level of anatomy knowledge before joining this course.
How long do I have access to the course for?
If you enrol onto the full diploma you will have your own private access to our online platform with all recordings and resources as well as access to the community forum for 12 months after the last module (until January 2025).
If you enrol onto a single module then we will have access to the online platform for three months after the module takes place.
Will I get a certificate?
You will receive a certificate of attendance either for the full diploma or single modules, based on what you have attended.
