Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Joanne Avison (2024)

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Competitive, or Collective..? 23:03

8d ago23:03

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Competitive versus Collective – this is such an important theme in the personal and the professional field – especially in bodywork and movement therapy. Exploring these ideas can be so helpful in expanding our awareness of other modalities, and enhancing the actual work we do! In this episode Joanne Avison considers how we can sometimes be in comp…

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Cynthia Allen: The kind of woman the world needs right now! 41:44

15d ago41:44

41:44

The Dalai Lama is reported to have said: “the world will be saved by the Western Woman.” Cynthia Allen is the kind of woman I think of when I remember that. So in this episode, it really is my pleasure to talk to her, to share ideas with her and to listen to her speak from her vast experience and relentless focus on making a difference in the world…

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Myofascial Magic: The Automagically Fabulous Pelvic Foot 25:08

20d ago25:08

25:08

Paul and Joanne share their experience and stories about pelvic issues, how they affect so many of us, and... how misunderstood they might be! How can we “rephrase” our understanding of the mythical “Pelvic Floor” and discover the magic of releasing the Pelvic Foot? This is not a made up idea, by movement instructors who didn’t like learning anatom…

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Neil Theise - genius, scientist, spiritualist and Keynote Speaker at MBFB Summit 2024! 46:03

29d ago46:03

46:03

In this episode Joanne interviews the brilliant Neil Theise. Joanne believes that his book “Notes on Complexity” should be on every curriculum in the world. There is something in it for every age and every living, animated being! If you love this conversation with Neil as much as we do, you can get more of him at the Feldenkrais Move Better Feel Be…

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Myofascial Magic: Shoulder Shrugs and Bugs 25:11

1M ago25:11

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Shoulders are such an expressive part of us! A shrug can replace a thousand words, right? Do you, or any of your clients, experience shoulder impingement, frozen shoulder, aching, stiffness or just limited range of motion in this amazing, if complex, “joint”? In this episode Paul and Joanne share some delightful stories about shoulders. What do you…

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John Sharkey: Why the fascia should you care about the difference between Continuity and Contiguity? 57:25

1M ago57:25

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This episode covers the importance of fascia and how John Sharkey regards it as a process, rather than an object. It explains why some of us have difficulty defining fascia, or describing its paradigm-shifting significance to our colleagues and clients, friends and family. John is such a fabulous story teller and so well informed that you can liter…

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Myofascial Magic: Walking the Walk 26:53

2M ago26:53

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Welcome to the second episode of our Myofascial Magic strand! I recently co-founded Myofascial Magic In Action with the esteemed Paul Thornley, with the mission of providing practitioners with client-centred micro-movement keys. And now we're bringing you our shared passion - and the answer to some of your burning questions - in the form of this sp…

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Fascia, the In-Between and the Sandwich Generation! 36:46

2M ago36:46

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It's just been Mother's Day here in the UK, which inspired me to take a deep dive into "the in-between" which is a rich source of magic in my life. As a mother and a daughter, I live in the in-between of those two roles. This podcast is a bit about my personal journey with that, the in-between tissue of the fascia, and how this incredible matrix fo…

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Welcome to the Myofascial Magic podcast! 26:05

2M ago26:05

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To all fascia-focused movement and manual practitioners, it’s a delight to announce the new Myofascial Magic Podcast! I recently co-founded Myofascial Magic In Action with the esteemed Paul Thornley, with the mission of providing practitioners with client-centred micro-movement keys, to optimise individual ability and make a transformative differen…

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Dr Karen Kirkness on spiral anatomy, spinning many plates, and being human 41:34

2M ago41:34

41:34

Welcome to the second episode of this new season, in which I interview the wonderful Dr Karen Kirkness! Karen is a yoga practitioner and recovering academic. Her book, Spiral Bound: Integrated Anatomy for Yoga, provides a rationale for curating movement practices that are led by the rotational constraints of the body. In this podcast (recorded in 2…

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The Story of Myofascial Magic In Action 33:08

3M ago33:08

33:08

I am so excited to be back this Spring with a new podcast season! We have all sorts of wonderful interviews and updates for you about fascia, myofascial magic and lots of news and events. In this week's episode I tell you all about my new book, Myofascial Magic In Action, and how it came into being. It’s quite a personal story of alchemy - turning …

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The Gift of Defining Fascia 46:37

5M ago46:37

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For many it’s the season for gifting, and I want to share a very special gift with you, dear Listener! John Sharkey and Mark Flannigan have just released a gold standard, peer-reviewed research paper which seeks to move us towards an interdisciplinary definition of fascia, particularly for the benefit of all fascia-focused movement and manual pract…

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The Sound of Music and the Magic of Alexander Technique with Tully Hall 59:42

1y ago59:42

59:42

The Sound of Music and the Magic of Alexander Technique is the theme of this podcast with Tully Hall. I am so glad you wrote to me Tully - thank you. It's an honour to spend time with you and I loved our chat. This episode inspired me and gave me the confirmation that you talked about recieving! Thank you!! This lovely conversation explores Alexand…

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Getting Yogis out of Straight Lines with Michelle Nayeli-Bouvier 43:33

1y ago43:33

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Michelle Nayali-Bouvier has been teaching yoga and movement for 23 years. Her work centers around the merging of ancient practices with modern science, with the intention to help educate people on ways to get more in touch with their bodies. We had a wonderful conversation about all the many aspects of being human this includes!! Michelle seeks rel…

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Birthing into the World as Human with Alison Fiddler 56:43

1y ago56:43

56:43

In this episode we get to hear about the beautiful experience of birthing when there is reverence and preparation for gentle empowerment of the The Mother (which is somehow defined by the Newborn). Alison is so experienced as a midwife, yoga teacher and hypnobirthing facilitator that she naturally describes how different it can be in real life to t…

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All Good. No room for Bad! With Justin Robertshaw 50:15

1y ago50:15

50:15

Permaculture is the fascinating world that Justin Robertshaw has made his home - along with a deep yoga practice and understanding, through experience, of Ayurveda as an applied Healing Art. This was a fascinating and fun dive into how all these elements form the mandala by which Justin makes such a difference in the world. It's really inspiring ho…

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Body by Breath by Jill Miller 56:23

1y ago56:23

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Jill Miller is the author and creative practitioner behind Roll Model and her newest book Body By Breath. It's a remarkable achievement! Somehow, as Jill describes in this podcast, the book makes you feel safe in your fascination and enquiry into breathing better. Which means sleeping better. Which means feeling better....it's all in there in a ver…

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In the Museum with Christine Wushke 58:59

1y ago58:59

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"In the Museum" is a metaphor that Christine Wushke uses to teach anatomy to her yoga teachers, in the Myofascial Yoga Institute of Canada. It's a delightful way of honouring all that is classical and traditional and how it grows into the newest information on Fascia and Fasciategrity and moving the art and science of yoga forward! Christine is als…

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Tea & Treasure 21:46

1y ago21:46

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Tea and Treasure is about tea (and other) ceremonies that are such an essential part of our lives in so many ways. I've always had a passion for tea, for coffee and for chocolate. Not just consuming them, but having been a Chocolatier for twenty years of my life, I learned about it as a liquid crystal matrix (up to my wrists in it some days!!) whic…

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Exciting Workshop Special People 41:51

1y ago41:51

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Angela and Victor have been teaching yoga for over 50 years. Their work is beautiful and in this podcast, I so enjoyed talking to them, so that you could get a sense of the magical alchemy between them. They are visiting the UK this March (18th) and I do so hope you get an opportunity to join them. Details at angela-victor.com or email treehouseyog…

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The Sacred Feminine with Cryn Horn 46:51

1y ago46:51

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Recently, the subject of dissection has come forward as a foundation to expanding learning, particularly about the fascia matrix. In this episode I interview someone who came to Fascia Dissection to explore the Sacred Feminine; the details of the female body and what makes it the way it is. Cryn Horn is an artisan craftwoman and a wonderful teacher…

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Wibbs Coulson: The Breath Whisperer 52:01

1y ago52:01

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In this episode I talk with my dear friend Wibbs Coulson who is a nurse and a yoga teacher. Wibbs uses his long experience in cardiology and A&E, to make a difference to his patients in a few moments of breathing. He's not making it up either - the monitors tell their story. It becomes THEIR story of managing their own well-being - inspired by the …

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Science to Shaman with Sabine Schanke 51:10

1y ago51:10

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Sabine has trained in classical medicine, Osteopathy and functional medicine. Her passion for the human body includes the human being. In her long career she brings the wisdom of experience as an elite athlete, to the deep esoteric teachings of Shamanism. Her work reflects how she sees beings and bodies and weaves together these different approache…

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Many Many Moons Later with Michelle van Straaten 51:44

1y ago51:44

51:44

Michelle tells her story in this episode and it is one of Alchemy, Tenacity and Endurance. If every one of us is in the world to perform our own, personal, Hero or Heroine's Journey; then Michelle has come to that winning place in her quest. Why Alchemy? Because her story is one of transformation from wounds to wonder at how marvellous and subtle t…

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The Value of Human Dissection with Paul Thornley 32:48

1+ y ago32:48

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In this bonus podcast I talk to Paul Thornley (Advanced Neuromuscular Therapist & Pilates Medical Exercise Specialist in Chronic Pain & Rehabilitation Training) about the value of human dissection. I have had the priviledge of working alongside Paul in the dissection lab on many occassions, and took great joy in distinguishing with him the meaning …

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The Voice of Hope with Claire Sparrow 41:10

1+ y ago41:10

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Claire Sparrow is founder of wholebodypelvichealth.co.uk and dedicated to supporting and transforming the experience of restoring pelvic health; an issue dear to many women's hearts (and pelvic comfort!). Described by one of her clients as A Voice of Hope, Claire is enthusiastic and committed to transforming the idea that "weakness has to be streng…

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Biomotional or Biomechanical? 29:40

1+ y ago29:40

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Recently someone asked me if Biomotional and Biomechanical are synonymous? In this episode I consider the two, coming from the fact that movement is not an intellectual process!! In my world we are not biomechanical at all ever...so sticking "bio" infront of a word and describing different hinges and levers to justify using "levers" as synonyms for…

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Event vs Process 11:31

1+ y ago11:31

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When we win a medal or lose a loved one, we can think of it as an event - whether it is positive and desirable, or negative and undesirable. It is an event; a something that "happened to us" that leaves us delighted or depleted (in a "state"); whether it is grief or euphoria. In truth, in our living experience, it might be more like a process than …

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About Fascia (again) 25:14

1+ y ago25:14

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After lots of feedback about Fascia and chocolate (and books) last week, this episode continues the theme in a slightly different way. It considers the need to unite the way we look at fascia and integrate the language we use to describe it. I guess the theme (as ever for me) is bringing together the spirit and the science! I think we are in a para…

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Books and Chocolate 21:27

1+ y ago21:27

21:27

In this episode I announce my new book and the latest update from my publishers that confirms we all love two things especially, in a recession! Books and chocolate!! That just happens to be magical in my world! In this episode I give you three reasons why! We all have a lot of work to do, to cross The Rubicon and take our colleagues and clients wi…

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Divinity's in the Detail 18:48

1+ y ago18:48

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Have you ever had a situation, where all the big stuff that you focussed on is in place, all the people that need to be there, the major organisation is all managed, the project is on track and then the “insignificant thing” you overlooked nearly brings the whole undertaking to its literal and symbolic knees? The issue reveals itself as the “one li…

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Architecture of Bodies and Leaves with John Sharkey 1:02:03

1+ y ago1:02:03

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Our understanding of the Fascia Matrix is evolving and unfolding. The Big Travel this year, was initiated by the invitation to go to The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio, USA with John Sharkey and the team. It felt like a 3 year wait - and it was a most illuminating and fascinating trip. As ever, John built bridges between scientists, resear…

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Neutral in South Carolina 25:19

1+ y ago25:19

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I had to travel again, long haul, for the first time in over 3 years. It's a very different world. In this episode I talk about finding neutral - the strategy that saved me sooooo much stress as my trip unfolded! I hope it resonates with you somewhere - and that the sense of stillness in the magical place I'm in comes across! Close your eyes for a …

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Interview with Jean Claude Guimberteau: Fractal chaos, efficient movement 57:31

1+ y ago57:31

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Jean Claude Guimberteau is co-founder and scientific director of the Institut Aquitain de la Main, and former President of the French Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (2011-2012) (SOFCPRE). Through his innovative use of video-endoscopy investigating the fascia matrix, Dr Guimberteau has revolutionised our understanding of living human …

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Interview with Sue Hitzmann: Is Self-care and Kindness the secret of fascia? 59:33

1+ y ago59:33

59:33

The inimitable Sue Hitzmann is founder of MELT Method and an enthusiastic trail blazer in the world of making our understanding of fascia practical and valuable and accessible. It's much more than that! Her contribution is super valuable and her enthusiasm is a joy to enjoy!! Have fun and let me know your thoughts! SIGN UP TO THE JOANNE AVISON NEWS…

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Stretch Therapy with Chris and Ann Frederick 41:34

1+ y ago41:34

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Chris and Ann Frederick are founders of 'Frederick Stretch Therapy', a specialist combination of movement and manual therapy, which they have developed over many years through decades of hands-on experience, authoring books, providing relief and teaching thousands, as well as conducting their own research. In this podcast we talk about nomenclatur …

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Fascia: The Neutral Servant? 35:23

1+ y ago35:23

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In this episode I ask if fascia can be considered the Neutral Servant of the body - and the being? I share some of my thoughts about what fascia is, or at least, why it is so difficult to define. I quote some thoughts from John Godman and Andrew Taylor Still that show it is a question that has been asked for hundreds of years. Perhaps it is suppose…

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Biomotional Integrity 22:32

1+ y ago22:32

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We are all biomotional creatures - as a distinction that offers us the roundness, the spirality, the chirality and the charism of our natural movements. Biomotional and biomotion are distinct from Biomchanics and Biomechanical; which are the terms we have inherited - and invested in - in the scholarly study of human movement. It is not that one is …

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Interview: Wilbour Kelsick 28:09

1+ y ago28:09

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Dr Wilbour Kelsick paid a flying visit soon after his trip to Montreal for the sixth International Fascia Research Congress. In this delightful interview we covered everything from the keys to elite athletic performance, through trees, IFRC and the magic moments he experienced there. I found it deeply moving and meaningful that he spoke of slowing …

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Interview: John Sharkey 55:33

1+ y ago55:33

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John Sharkey is my special guest in this lovely interview about the sixth International Fascia Research Congress, in Montreal this September 2022. We discuss some of the fabulous work in Fascia Research and how important it is to understand how to apply the knowledge into movement and manual practice. The dissection course John mentions in this epi…

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Snail Time 22:32

1+ y ago22:32

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In this episode I share some snail stories that have inspired me deeply. I think may be we are in a very, very slow pursuit of a new art. Going slowly is a fine art and one that I don't think it's easy to learn...although it's possible and worth spending time practicing!! See if you recognise any of this and agree with me that it's a super-power!! …

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Interview: Vic Evans 19:05

1+ y ago19:05

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In this episode of the Podcast, Series 3, I interview Vic Evans. Vic joined us for the MAP course 21/22 and is joining us again for the new course starting 8th October... https://www.joanneavison.com/mappingyourarchetypeprofile SIGN UP TO THE JOANNE AVISON NEWSLETTER Simply scroll down to ‘Join Our Collective’ and pop in your details. We DON’T spam…

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Unprecedented Times 19:22

1+ y ago19:22

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When you hit a speed bump in the road, what are YOUR resources? These are unprecedented times and we have to take care of ourselves first; to handle the bumps along the way and serve others well. For further information about the Mapping your Archetypal Profile (MAP) course: https://www.joanneavison.com/mappingyourarchetypeprofile SIGN UP TO THE JO…

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Interview: Alex Golding 45:46

1+ y ago45:46

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In this episode of the Podcast, Series 3, I interview Alex Golding. Alex joined us for the MAP course and in this interview we talk about the profound difference it makes to become friends with some of the archetypal patterns that we all share. While we each have a unique team of twelve; there are four that play a key role in every single one of us…

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Permission to not know 13:30

1+ y ago13:30

13:30

We are all so often told just to "be yourself" in social media or in presentations. Yet - how do we know "who" that is? What happens when we realise that we "don't know"... For further information about the Mapping your Archetypal Profile (MAP) course: https://www.joanneavison.com/mappingyourarchetypeprofile SIGN UP TO THE JOANNE AVISON NEWSLETTER …

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Interview: Lisa Babiuk 58:17

1+ y ago58:17

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In this episode I Interview the lovely Lisa Babiuk, movement teacher and fasciategrity specialist, about some aspect of her journey through studying the Archetypes Course. Lisa works one to one with people and also in classes - being one of the protagonists in the Integrated Fasciategrity In Motion conference. Lisa runs a Yoga Teacher Training cour…

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Meditation of Light 35:01

1+ y ago35:01

35:01

This Meditation is a THANK YOU gift to every one who is in the Collective as a token of my appreciation for your kindness and encouragement over the last year. I hope you will enjoy this resource, when you get 30 minutes to sit quietly and relax and a guided meditation is appropriate for you to unwind and fill yourself with light and Grace. (p.s. p…

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Fascia is Bound to Perform 11:06

2y ago11:06

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Fascia and water play supremely significant roles in removing pain and improving performance. They work together in very specific ways. Fascia has many different expressions in the human body and water (which is mostly what we are made of) does too - of a particular kind. That is "bound water" - bound by fascia and (in a way) bound as fascia. It is…

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Tree School 18:28

2y ago18:28

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What is tree school? Well, it turns out there is such a thing - it's just that trees don't speak "English" or "Spanish" or any of our mother tongues - any more than our own bodies do! They have a whole other language that has a whole lot we can learn from. In this episode I play with that idea and why it is so essential for us to go to Tree School …

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Mystery 34:35

2y ago34:35

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What does ‘mystery’ mean to you? It may have different meanings depending on the circumstances you find yourself in. In this episode, I discuss the role of mystery in our own healing, be that personal or on behalf of the clients you treat and work with. How does science account for mystery; do we accept it as something that we can’t ever (and shoul…

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