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Fascia Research in Practice for Therapists
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Fascia Research in Practice for Therapists

Translating fascia research to an embodied therapeutic practice
Created byBurcu Tuncel
Last updated 8/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Learn how to integrate the ground breaking fascia research to the therapy room
  • Find ways to integrate existential practice with fascial movement
  • Learn different ways of working with physical discomfort with a client
  • Discover new ways of movement with axis freedom
  • Discover different types of regulation exercises that you can pick from the toolkit and practice with a client
  • Learn fascial definitions of pain and discomfort
  • Find practical tools to integrate the existential concept of Umwelt to therapy practice

Course content

1 section14 lectures1h 45m total length
  • Welcome!1:23
  • Introduction to body informed therapeutic practice2:05
  • Fascia informed practice and the existential concept of a body9:23
  • Bracketing8:32
  • Physical change in the body requires “The Look”5:43
  • Working with the possibility of distraction7:32
  • The Role of Self Assessment Part 1: Inactive assessment9:20
  • The Role of Self Assessment Part 2: Active assessment7:58
  • Grounding exercises2:53
  • Building up a meditative practice for psychological readiness12:26
  • Fascial tension and movement11:22
  • Meditation on the struggle that arise from the body5:26
  • The questions that the body can answer: Phenomenological inquiry14:46
  • Conclusion6:46
  • Quiz

Requirements

  • You will be needing a Sensory Tool Box for self help and regulation

Description

This is a course for curious learners, explorers, therapists and researchers. In this course we will enter into the world of embodiment by utilizing both fascia research and existential practice. Body can be a valuable tool to gather information about ourselves both as a resource for self inquiry and a source for grounding and exploration. In this course we will do a brief introduction about a certain methodology. How can this scientifically loaded area of fascia can translate into simple yet profound practices? What are the ways that existential practice can contribute to our perception on embodiment? How can we train our minds to cultivate readiness and resilience to be present and aware enough to see what is really happenning? What are the steps for a fascia informed and safe embodied practice? Let's start together and be ready to explore new things about yourselves. All you need is a pen and paper. Despite the other practices and exercises from the field of fascia research, this course requires nothing other than your attentiveness and may be a pen and a paper. I hope this course contributes in some way to your endeavor to discover and understand yourself and the ones around you.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is for therapists and curious students