Fascia-led somatic healing
Why the old way no longer fits
You’ve built your practice with care. You’ve trained, studied, and guided others with integrity.
You’ve helped clients release tightness, find their breath, reconnect with their center. You may even be known for it—finding the elusive psoas, helping a pelvic floor let go, cueing breath in ways that soften and soothe.
But still, something lingers.
👉 Do you find yourself spending session after session trying to help clients release the same areas of strain, only to have the tightness return?
👉 Have you relied on soft balls, foam rollers, or manual therapy to get their bodies ready for movement—because movement alone doesn’t seem to land?
👉Have you heard about fascia and its role in pain and trauma, but aren’t sure how to bring it into your work without adding more tools, more certifications, or more effort?
The Prevailing Belief Says...
❌ Mobility = stretching "To improve mobility, you must stretch more." → This ignores interoception, fascial adaptation, and the how the body moves as a whole. ❌Pain = Structural weakness "If something hurts, strengthen or stretch it out." → This overlooks trauma, holding patterns, and the body's need to feel heard before it can let go. ❌Release must come before movement "You have to fix the body before you can trust it to move." → This separates healing from movement—and underestimates the body’s innate ability to reorganize. ❌Breath is a technique to control "Breathe into your belly. Breathe to relax. Breathe to fix." → This treats breath as a mechanical tool rather than a felt, fluid experience. ❌Fascia is structural, not sensory "It’s the body’s scaffolding—what matters is muscle and joint function." → This dismisses fascia’s role in perception, adaptation, and emotional release. ❌ Movement must be progressed from beginner to advanced "You start simple and earn your way to complexity." → This imposes hierarchy on a process that’s intuitive, emergent, and personal. ❌ Strength lives in the core "A strong core is essential for stability and control." → This narrows strength to one area, missing the dynamic, whole-body responsiveness that comes from fascial integrity and sensory awareness. But what if those beliefs are keeping both you—and your clients—circling familiar patterns that feel helpful, but don’t always bring lasting restoration instead of accessing true restoration? What if the release doesn’t have to come first? What if the movement is the release? What if the body already knows how to reorganize itself—and all it needs is a guide who knows how to listen?
What if movement is the release?
What if the body already knows how to reorganize—and all it needs is a guide who knows how to listen?
This is not another certification
to add on
This is a new way of guiding—through fascia, interoception, and the felt sense—rooted in simplicity, resonance, and embodiment.
It’s not based on technique or performance. It’s a return to what the body already knows—an approach that allows healing and movement to emerge together, without needing to be separated, sequenced, or corrected.
You’ll begin by sensing into your own body’s intelligence—and from there, you’ll learn how to guide others into theirs. Not through prescriptions, but through presence.
You don’t need more tools—you need to trust what you already feel.
If you’ve ever sensed that movement could be more intuitive… that release could be more natural… and that guidance could come from a quieter place within—then you’re already halfway here.
The Journey of Becoming
Listening
Begin by sensing inward. Reconnect with your felt sense and notice how self-adjustment arises.
Emergence
Trust the rhythms of your own body. Let self-healing unfold without force or direction.
Unwinding
Experience how movement and release emerge together when the body feels free and unrestrained.
Becoming
Learn to guide from your presence, not performance. Hold space without fixing.
Maria Björck, Sweden
Founder of Holistisk Hälsa
RYT500, Yoga Alliance
Cert. SomaSensing Somatic Movement Therapist
Cert. NEUROGENIC YOGA Teacher
Cert. TRE® Provider (Tension and trauma Releasing Exercises)
Cert. AYURVEDIC MASSAGE Therapist
When I found Yasmin Lambat and SomaSensing Somatic Movement Therapy it was no question for me to apply and to dive deeper into the understanding of our Fascia, as a whole-body system, nervous system regulation and how our body is meant to move naturally, how it already knows.
This journey has taken me beyond my imagination. It has been transformative in so many ways, especially in the self-healing area. What's intrigued me is how easy is it is to tap in to our body's inner wisdom, how easily you can move to heal in a natural, effortlessness way.
This certification is not a regular, read-hundreds-of-books-learning-process. Instead you learn in a Quantum learning way, that accelerate the learning process and the learning becomes more profound and embodied than regular learning. It takes the pressure off and cultivates curiosity.
Learning becomes effortless. It would not have been the same without Yasmin. Yasmin is highly educated, she has been very supportive throughout the whole journey and she has a heart of gold.
From Efforting to Ease: A New Way to Guide Movement
Like many movement professionals, I was trained to instruct—cueing posture, modifying movement, and correcting alignment.
Until the shift began with fascia as a sensory tissue.
Not because I found a better technique, but because I realized something simple and profound.
The Body Already Knows!
The Body Already Knows
My role wasn’t to fix or direct, but to guide people back to their inner knowing.
When we engage with fascia as a sensory system—not just a structure - something changes. The body begins to self-adjust. Patterns reorganize—not just structurally, but throughout the whole system. As the body reorients, the nervous system settles, and emotional states begin to shift. The whole way of being begins to change.
And movement becomes effortless again.
That’s when SomaSensing began to emerge—not as a method I created, but as a process the body revealed. Through the powerful process of fascia-led somatic inquiry
Today, I no longer feel the pressure to cue, correct, or control. Guiding movement is lighter, freer, and far less stressful—for me and for the people I work with. I use less energy. My clients feel more empowered. And the results are deeper, because they come from within.
And I’m no longer guiding this way alone.
Antoinette Kavanagh
SomaSensing Practitioner
"This is unlike any other course, or accreditation process I have ever entered into and, with over 20 years as a movement facilitator, there have been many.
Even though the nerd in me is well taken care of with the latest research and information, it’s the way Yasmin guides a process of embodied learning that is truly profound.
Guiding from my embodied self as opposed to what I have learned or know cognitively has been such an incredible shift for me.
Why this training is different
💫 A 12-month immersive experience, not a 2-4 year commitment
💫 Fascia-first education grounded in felt sense and self-organization
💫No techniques to memorize—just a deep return to embodied trust
💫 Guided by embodied intelligence, not linear progression
💫 You don’t read it. You feel it. You live it. You become it.
"Everything you need is already within you. This training helps you listen."
What you'll receive
✅ 12 months of immersive fascia-informed training
✅ Up to 2 years to practice, embody and take your one-0n-one sessions
✅ Live monthly mentoring + guided movement sessions
✅ Self-paced embodied learning modules
✅ Peer practice + co-regulation labs
✅ Certification as a SomaSensing™ Somatic Movement Therapist
✅ Eligibility for ISMETA registration (RSMT/RSME)
Real impact
Fascial unwinding is how the body self-regulates through movement—a spontaneous response from deep rest. It’s nature’s way of bringing us back to balance. And it’s what you’ll be guiding your clients into.
Physical Transformation
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Ease chronic pain and restore vitality
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Support integrity for hypermobility
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Improve mobility, suppleness, and strength
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Release deeply held fascial restrictions
Emotional Wellbeing
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Heal emotional trauma stored in the body
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Reduce stress and anxiety
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Increase emotional resilience
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Deepen awareness of body-mind connection
Certification requirements
To become a certified SomaSensing Somatic Movement Therapist, you will need to meet the following requirements:
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Prerequisites: A background in movement therapy, yoga, Pilates, physical therapy or bodywork, and A genuine interest in somatic therapy and body-mind healing is essential.
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Education: Completion of the SomaSensing Certification Program, which includes attending 80% of live online training sessions and fulfilling educational requirements.
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Practical Experience: Successful completion of supervised practice sessions and completion of 2 client case studies to demonstrate competency and your understanding of the SomaSensing approach.
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Ethics and Professionalism: Adherence to the SomaSensing Code of Ethics, promoting integrity, client safety, confidentiality, and professionalism.
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Continuing Education: Commitment to ongoing professional development and staying updated on the latest advancements in the field of fascia and somatic therapy.
Our program maintains the high standards of an Approved Training Program of the International Somatic Movement Education and Therapy Association (ISMETA). As a graduate you meet all requirements to become a Registered Somatic Movement Educator (RSME) and Therapist (RSMT).
Certification Training Hours
The SomaSensing™ Somatic Movement Therapy Certification is a 250-hour professional training approved to meet ISMETA standards for online delivery.
Live Sessions online (93 hours)
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10 × 4-hour monthly immersions (Zoom) → 40 hrs
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24 × 2-hour movement labs (in 4 × 6-week segments) → 48 hrs
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5 × 1-hour individual mentoring sessions → 5 hrs
Self-paced Online Lessons/Recordings (157 hours )
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Recordings of all live sessions (with reflection prompts) → 88 hrs
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Self-paced embodied learning modules (fascia, nervous system, somatic principles) → 40 hrs
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Guided practice library (audio/video) → 19 hrs
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Supporting research & embodied reflection (curated readings + journaling prompts) → 20 hrs
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Assessments (case studies, journals, peer practice) → 10 hrs
Embodiment - Self Practice (100 hours)
A core part ofthe journey is your practice, your sensory process. Connecting you your emobdied wisdom will help you guide others to theirs