Become a Somatic Movement Therapist
Find the freedom to move in ways you never imagined.
Embrace the natural path to healing with SomaSensing Body Unwinding.
Awaken the wisdom within
Are you a dedicated yoga, Pilates teacher, movement professional, healthcare practitioner, or bodyworker seeking to deepen your therapeutic skills and embrace a path of transformation?
Embark on a profound journey of Becoming a Certified Somatic Movement Therapist.
The journey begins with you
The Somatic Movement Therapy Certification is more than just a training program; it is a transformative journey of Becoming. Over 12 months, you'll immerse yourself in the world of somatic movement education, nurturing body-mind awareness, and unlocking the dynamic nature of fascia and it's emergent properties. Each phase of the program mirrors the phases of fascial unwinding, guiding you through your personal evolution as you cultivate the skills and wisdom to facilitate healing in others.
Becoming is a process of emergence
Awaken
Somatic foundation
Awaken your inner wisdom. Embrace the Foundations of somatic principles, Explore natural patterns, experience intuitive healing with SomaSensing Body Unwinding
Nurture
Tune in to embodiment
Nurture body-mind awareness. Experience calm and fascia as a tissue of embodiement. Explore spiral motion, unwinding, pandiculation and nervous system regulation.
Integrate
Recognize and heal
Integrate body and emotions, Recognizing trauma through the fascial matrix. Experience how fascia “comes home” to heal trauma and restore resilience.
Guide
Curiosity
Honour the wisdom in others as you guide them through somatic inquiry, becoming a curious somatic guide. Whilst learning the skills to guide others to their natural self.
Beyond certification
At the end of the certification, you will have the ability to guide individuals and small group sessions. As you journey through the phases, you'll undergo a profound transformation, just as fascia evolves and adapts to your body's needs your journey of becoming continues. Specializing in SomaSensing Body Unwinding will represent not just a training achievement, but a connection to your inner wisdom and somatic awareness.
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, A genuine interest in somatic therapy and body-mind healing is essential. Completion of the SomaSensing Body Unwinding Essentials course or equivalent somatic movement sessions.
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Education: Completion of the SomaSensing Certification Program, which includes attending in person and online training sessions, and fulfilling educational requirements.
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Practical Experience: Successful completion of supervised practice sessions with clients to demonstrate your competency and 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.
12 months
In person and online
250 hours
5000
Format
8 days in person
Dates
8 days in person split into 2 segments
1st segment - 28th to 30th March
2nd segment 1st to 4th August
9 days live online
Dates
9 days of live online sessions
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3rd February, 2nd March, 4th May, 1st June
6th July, 28th September 26th October, 30th November, 25th January (2025)
12 movement sessions online
Dates
12 x 90 minute guided movement sessions
7th feb to 13th March and 3rd April to 8th May
Self-practice
Dates
Monthly pre-recorded lectures
50 hours of self-practice
50 hours of guiding others
5 x mentoring sessions
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To complete at your own pace
Limited spots are available for each cohort, so don't miss this opportunity to embark on a journey of growth, healing, and Becoming. Are you ready to take the first step to your journey to becoming a Somatic Movement Therapist?