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Human culture decided it was separate from “Gaia” a long time ago, but we are organic life, an intrinsic part of the living world. https://vimeo.com/1029940075 Please click on the image above to view the video

A look at the conversations that coordinate homeostasis, allow volition (thought turns to action) and that make the genetic code useful https://vimeo.com/1036654568 Please click on the image above to view the video

Going into the polarity of energy vs vegetation in more depth – when it works as it should and when it gets stuck.. https://vimeo.com/1038882717 Please click on the image above to view the video

The moment of “now” occupies more time than you might think ! From much less than a second up to almost a minute – and several time frames exist at once. https://vimeo.com/1041043359 Please click on the image above to view the video

The Tree, its Roots and Secondary Branches This second course session covers the interface between the abdomen-pelvis and the pelvis-legs. Special consideration is given to the carotid and vertebral branches. Lesson Handouts Metabolic Protocol 2 Download handout Multivagal System Graphic Download handout https://vimeo.com/725589996 Please click the image above to view the video.

The Tree, its Trunk, Primary Branches and Leaves In this lesson, we begin with the interface between the fluid body and the vascular tree. Distinctions is made between the imperfect fluid body and the perfect fluid body of the Tide. Of special importance is be the aorta, descending aorta and abdominal aorta. The subclavian artery

Did you know that the pupil border is a reflex representation of the spine? Any flattening seen at the pupil border will guide us to which part of the spine is affected most. In this second class, we look at the iris pupillary margin and review the anatomy of the cardio-vascular and endocrine systems. https://vimeo.com/709860098

Go to course video During the initial session of the course, we look into iris colour and important sclera signs and review the anatomy & functions of the GIT, renal and respiratory systems before recapping on the relevant Bowen procedures which assist those body systems. In preparation of the first course session: Please watch this

In this final part of the course, we will discuss the various challenges we encounter in bodywork and how adaptive survival states impact our effectiveness. We will learn how to bring curiosity to moments of rupture and develop tools to support repair and the re-establishment of safety. We will also explore what deepens our experience

In this lesson, we discuss the environment—inside, outside and in between—that creates safety. As we explore our own adaptive responses to touch, we  also learn how to teach these skills to our clients, creating a common language. We explore what a session might look like. You can then go and practise on a friend or