Structural Integration Advanced Mentorship with Tom Myers

Structural Integration Advanced Mentorship with Tom Myers

Join Tom Myers, Anatomy Trains author and Structural Integration practitioner for 45+ years, with fellow structural integration colleagues. 

This is an in-person, hands-on mentoring exclusively for SI practitioners. 

No matter your length or depth of experience, move to your next level with Tom’s insightful guidance on all aspects of Structural Integration practice – and your own development.

Course is limited to 12 students.

• Developing high quality touch, intention, and engagement. See and feel your way into different tissue qualities, fascial properties, and the physiological ‘ground of being’ in each client.  With Tom’s hands-on help, feel into which body systems – fascial, fluid, muscular, skeletal, nervous, etc. – with which we are interacting from moment to moment.
  
  
• You can bring notes and pictures (if you have permission to share) from your most challenging clients, series or sessions. Dive deeper into specific strategies, approaches, and techniques for injuries, surgeries, neurodivergence, post-partum issues, age or other situations that can no longer change and have to be worked around.
  
  
• Coaching for BodyReading, postural awareness cues and ‘homework’. Get easy with neutral language that usefully communicates what you are doing and why you are doing it. Build client trust, and learn tips to engage clients as a full participant in SI work.
  
  
• Build on your series work from differentiation to integration and beyond into advanced work.

Student testimonial:

“Tom Myers is a true master of his craft. His decades of accumulated knowledge and hands-on skill have given him the ability to teach complex subjects in a simple and easily understandable manner. The way he weaves his students into the body, riding fascial trains from conception to death, is a true work of art. His intuitiveness and passion for his work round out the best mentorship I’ve ever experienced. 

Thank you, Tom.” - Fred Fritsch, DC, ART, NMT, a student in Tom’s last SI mentorship