For many therapists, the word safeguarding can feel as though it belongs somewhere else, like schools, hospitals, social services, or the police. And if you work independently with adults who appear perfectly capable of looking after themselves, you might think:...
When a client is approaching the end of their life, you may feel a strong desire to help, alongside uncertainty about what that help should look like. The person may be experiencing significant physical, emotional and spiritual changes. Their body knows how to...
Have you ever stopped to notice how you're breathing? Most of us rarely do. Yet, it’s one of the most direct, effective ways to influence our health and emotional wellbeing. Educator and artist, Laura van Tatenhove invites us to reconnect with the breath as a...
What do the psoas, diaphragm, and mesentery have in common? They sit at the centre of how we move, breathe, and feel. When restrictions in the deep core go unaddressed, they can affect everything from hip mobility and breath function to visceral health and...
How do we create safety, trust, and connection through touch? This two-day course introduces Steven Goldstein’s fascia-led, Polyvagal-informed approach to hands-on therapy—exploring the vagus nerve, social engagement, and nervous system regulation through ethical,...
