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Become a SomaSensing Guide

An invitation to guide from your hidden sense

SomaSensing™ offers a fascia-informed somatic movement therapy certification grounded in fascial unwinding — supporting practitioners ready to facilitate embodied reorganisation rather than correction.

Next Cohort starts March 2nd 2026

Limited to 8 spaces

Guide from embodied wisdom

This certification is not another method to apply to the body.
It is a way of learning to listen to how the body reorganises itself.

Starting with your own body

SomaSensing™ guides practitioners to tune into their own fascial intelligence before guiding others to theirs

How the Journey unfolds

Rather than teaching protocols or sequences, this training develops core practitioner capacities:

  • Sensing fascia as a living, intelligent system

  • Recognising when the body is ready to reorganise

  • Creating conditions rather than fixing patterns

  • Supporting movement that emerges naturally

  • Working in a way that preserves your own energy

This is embodied learning — understanding that arises through direct experience rather than technique.

The SomaSensing Way

SomaSensing is grounded in the principles of embodied reorganisation.

We work with:

  • Fascial intelligence — the body’s capacity to sense, adapt, and reorganise itself

  • Emergent movement rather than imposed form

  • Presence and listening rather than correction

When the body is listened to in this way, movement and emotional patterns reorganise together.
Nothing is forced. Nothing is fixed.

Who is this for

This certification is designed for experienced practitioners who:

✔️ Work with movement, bodies, or nervous systems

✔️ Sense the limits of cueing, correcting, or fixing

✔️ Are curious about fascia as an organising system

✔️ Want learning that unfolds through embodied experience

This training is not for those seeking:

❌ Prescriptive sequences or step-by-step techniques

❌ Quick credentials or add-on methods

❌ Protocol-driven approaches

The professional pathway

The certification sits within a wider embodied ecosystem:

  • Somatic Essentials — foundational orientation to fascia and somatic listening

  • Move From Within / In‑Tune — experiential grounding and personal embodiment

  • Certification — professional application and facilitation

 

Each step supports deeper integration, rather than replacing what came before.

Professional Context & Accreditation

  • ISMETA‑approved somatic movement therapy training (250 hours)

  • Meets international professional education standards

  • Delivered online with live guidance and recorded sessions

  • Designed for established movement professionals

Live Sessions online  (93 hours)

  • 10 × 4-hour monthly immersions (Zoom) → 40 hrs

  • 24 × 2-hour movement labs (in 4 × 6-week segments) → 48 hrs

  • 5 × 1-hour individual mentoring sessions → 5 hrs

Self-paced Online Lessons/Recordings (157 hours )

  • Recordings of all live sessions (with reflection prompts) → 88 hrs

  • Self-paced embodied learning modules (fascia, nervous system, somatic principles) → 40 hrs

  • Guided practice library (audio/video) → 19 hrs

  • Supporting research & embodied reflection (curated readings + journaling prompts) → 20 hrs

  • 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

Explore the Certification Journey

For full details on the training structure, dates, investment, and application process, please visit the certification page.

The SomaSensing™ Somatic Movement Therapy Certification is a 250-hour professional training approved to meet ISMETA standards for online delivery. 

ISMETA Guidelines

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).

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