Conducted by Pamela Martin, Level II CORE Instructor

Pre-requisite: CORE I
CREDITS: 24 CPDs
FEES: £540 (£150 deposit)

CORE II — We continue learning specific CORE Fascial Release Techniques that enhance the one hour recipe including unique techniques for legs/neck and jaw.
We also visit emotional anatomy, fascial unwinding, seated backwork, trauma awareness, vagus nerve, neurogenic tremors and other forms of release from the bodymindcore.

Durations : 24 hour class; (certificated)

Pre-requisite : CORE I

Day One Practical techniques, trauma awareness, working with partners

Day Two : Practical techniques, therapeutic tremoring, model demonstration, working with partners

Day Three : Working with partners and models.

The purpose is to share many new techniques, challenge students to find the 'personal line' on each client, review the one session recipe, recognise, consider and gain confidence working with trauma symptoms.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites for learning the CORE III and IV The 5 Series

Conducted by Pam Martin, Level II CORE Instructor

Pre-requisite: CORE I
CREDITS: 24 CPDs
FEES: £540 (£150 deposit)

CORE II — Technique: A 24 hour class; prerequisite is CORE I. Day one and two, techniques; day two review of CORE I recipe and demonstration on a model as well as video of deep fascia dissection. Day three work in recipe with partners, then with models. The purpose is to both give students many new techniques, challenge students to find the 'personal line' on each client, review the one session recipe, and prepare them for the five session recipe of CORE III. Also included in this class: seated back work, front of neck work, and emotional anatomy.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

Conducted by Pam Martin, Level II CORE Instructor

Pre-requisite: CORE I
CREDITS: 24 CPDs
FEES: £540 / £490 Early bird until 16/12/2022 (£150 deposit)

CORE II — Technique: A 24 hour class; prerequisite is CORE I. Day one and two, techniques; day two review of CORE I recipe and demonstration on a model as well as video of deep fascia dissection. Day three work in recipe with partners, then with models. The purpose is to both give students many new techniques, challenge students to find the 'personal line' on each client, review the one session recipe, and prepare them for the five session recipe of CORE III. Also included in this class: seated back work, front of neck work, and emotional anatomy.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

Conducted by Pam Martin, Level II CORE Instructor

CORE IV, 7 days and CORE III, concurrently 6 days, explore the five-session blueprint for CORE work…basically the way to touch a body fully in five hours. During the course, students will review CORE principles, then watch tutor demonstration, work in partnerships with each other and take models through the series of sessions (for III’s one model, for IV’s two models).

CORE III and IV are run concurrently, with IV's attending one day earlier. As a group we'll focus on the learning and enhancing of the five series recipe developed by Noah.

III's will watch the instructor demonstrations of the sessions, work with another student through the series, and take one model through the series.

IV's will watch the demonstrations, work with another student, and take two models through the series.

At the culmination of the class, all are certified to use the five session recipe; IV's will have some additional training and the chance to visit the recipe in two courses.

NOTE: Ongoing support consists of access to internet support—for III’s, three personal Zoom sessions with Pam or another instructor for your concerns, and for IV’s, two personal sessions. In addition, Pam is available for email consultations and the group’s Facebook site adds information and support.

CREDITS / FEES:

Nov 18-21 22-25
CORE IV - 64 CPDs; CORE I-III pre-req
£1750 (Register before August 1 for early bird £1500.)
£200 deposit will hold space at early bird price.

Nov 19-21, 22-25
CORE III - 54 CPDs; CORE I, II pre-req
£1100 (Register before August 1 for early bird £900.)
£200 deposit will hold space at early bird price.

ENROL NOW

Class size is limited to 6 students. Pre-requisites

• CORE II for III

• CORE III for IV

Credits

• CORE III: 56 CPDs

• CORE IV: 64 CPDs

Fees

• CORE III: £1100/900

• CORE IV: £1750/1500

CORE III — The Five Sessions: A 56 credit class over six days; prerequisite CORE I and II, by invitation. In this class Pam introduces the five series recipe and discusses the Ida Rolf ten session recipe and how it contrasts to the work we are doing. Students observe, receive, and practice Noah's five series on each other and one model, observing one series given by CORE IV students as well if they are present in the course; and come out with a specific formula for addressing clients' body needs while enhancing their body awareness and understanding of self-imposed restrictions that can be changed. Particular attention is given to developing greater communication skills with clients. This class examines how health can be integrated into the lives of clients and students. CORE is not Rolfing! This is a specific series that accomplishes many of Rolfing's goals, but also intends to achieve different results.

CORE IV — The Final Step: A 64 hour class taken over eight days; prerequisite CORE I, II, and III and by invitation only. This class is meant to be taken at least one year after III, with practice of the five series in between. It is for serious students who want to develop and polish deeper bodywork skills, and the class is guaranteed to change both the way you think about bodies and about the recipe for five sessions learned in CORE III. Those who have completed this course understand the value of CORE IV. The CORE IV certificate is not recognized by any governing or certifying body as a terminal degree; this training is for bodyworkers who seriously want to enhance their skills, not their credentials. That said, this certificate is becoming more valued and valuable as more students are practicing and seeing the value of CORE work.

CORE I Intensive: All Purpose Recipe (Edinburgh)

• Saturday, 22 October 2022

• Sunday, 23 October 2022

Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom (map)

Conducted by Pam Martin, Level II CORE Instructor

Swedish Massage (or equivalent)
CREDITS: 16 CPDs
FEES: £340 (£100 deposit)

CORE I Intensive: Technique — CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE Philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley. Pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (or equivalent ) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

CONTACT PAM

Book online.

CORE I Intensive: All Purpose Recipe (Perth)

• Saturday, 30 July 2022

• Sunday, 31 July 2022

Perth Yoga Studio, 7 Rose Terrace, Perth PH1 5HA Scotland (map)

Conducted by Pam Martin, Level II CORE Instructor

Swedish Massage (or equivalent)
CREDITS: 16 CPDs
FEES: £340 (£100 deposit)

CORE I Intensive: Technique — CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE Philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley. Pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (or equivalent ) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

CONTACT PAM

Book online.

Conducted by Elizabeth Buri, Level II CORE Instructor

Pre-requisite: CORE I
CREDITS: 24 CPDs
FEES: RM2800

CORE II — Technique: A 24 hour class; prerequisite is CORE I. Day one and two, techniques; day two review of CORE I recipe and demonstration on a model as well as video of deep fascia dissection. Day three work in recipe with partners, then with models. The purpose is to both give students many new techniques, challenge students to find the 'personal line' on each client, review the one session recipe, and prepare them for the five session recipe of CORE III. Also included in this class: seated back work, front of neck work, and emotional anatomy.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

Conducted in Kuala Lumpur , by Elizabeth Buri, Level II CORE Instructor

No pre-req.
CREDITS: 20 CEUs
RM2100

CORE I Intensive: Technique — This CORE I course is designed as an introduction into becoming a CORE practitioner, and learning the fundamentals of CORE deep tissue work. Practitioners will learn how to coax deeper awareness from their clients while working with deep layers of connective tissue and fascia. This course will define differences in CORE work, as opposed to traditional massage therapies. We will dive into techniques that include teaching practitioners to be guides and facilitators, not manipulators. We will learn how to listen to the tissue, system, and body so as to identify static spaces and invite them to release. We will also learn movements and participation cues that enhance our work, and learn how to integrate specific (symptomatic) work we do into the entire body’s system.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

Conducted in Columbia, Missouri, by Albino Sandoval, Level I CORE Instructor

No pre-req.
CREDITS: 20 CEUs
Early bird prices (until March 15): $525 (save $55)
After March 15: $580
A 20% deposit is due at the time of enrollment.

CORE I Intensive: Technique — This CORE I course is designed as an introduction into becoming a CORE practitioner, and learning the fundamentals of CORE deep tissue work. Practitioners will learn how to coax deeper awareness from their clients while working with deep layers of connective tissue and fascia. This course will define differences in CORE work, as opposed to traditional massage therapies. We will dive into techniques that include teaching practitioners to be guides and facilitators, not manipulators. We will learn how to listen to the tissue, system, and body so as to identify static spaces and invite them to release. We will also learn movements and participation cues that enhance our work, and learn how to integrate specific (symptomatic) work we do into the entire body’s system.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

Presented by Abigail Showl, Level I CORE Instructor

March 19-20, 2022
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
USD $150 each., $450 for all 3 classes
(Early Bird: Enroll by Feb. 1 @ $400)
$100 Deposit Required

Unwinding the Spine

Many people suffer from back pain and problems. In this class we look at various techniques that may be useful in relieving that pain and many of these techniques you’ve probably not considered before this day. With a demo, then partner work in each segment, we experiment with various body positions to help open, access and unwind the spinal 'stuck' spots. Prone and supine back work are featured, but also deep front of spine work, seated back work and standing work.

Top Ten Hot Spots

There are certain techniques that work often, while others are more specific to particular situations. This class is created on what is considered to be the most effective ten techniques to work with bodies that, time after time, seem to achieve results for nearly all clients.

Beginning with number one, moving through the list, we spend the most time with the top ideas, since they are the favorites of many bodyworkers. You'll come away from the day with a new respect for these techniques and their effectiveness.

If we can only touch one spot on a client, we know where it would nearly always be. If we can touch two, or three hot spots, we know which call to most loudly. Learn Noah Karrasch's Top Ten Hot Spots list and enhance your practice.

Relaxing the Jaw & Neck

Always a popular course! If you've wanted to get better, and braver, at the front of the neck and inside the jaw, this is the class for you!

CORE Fascial Release Bodywork, developed by Noah Karrasch, AR LMT, is designed to free holding patterns and restrictions through the body in partnership with clients—not in an authoritarian style. In the two days, we'll work in lectures, demonstrations and partnerships to learn the concepts of good deep tissue work that's been around for 35 years.

Conducted by Pam Martin, Level II CORE Instructor

Pre-requisites

• CORE II for III

• CORE III for IV

Credits

• CORE III: 56 CPDs

• CORE IV: 64 CPDs

Fees

• CORE III: £997

• CORE IV: £1200

CORE III — The Five Sessions: A 56 credit class over six days; prerequisite CORE I and II, by invitation. In this class Noah introduces his five series recipe and discusses the Ida Rolf ten session recipe and how it contrasts to the work we are doing. Students observe, receive, and practice Noah's five series on each other and one model, observing one series given by CORE IV students as well if they are present in the course; and come out with a specific formula for addressing clients' body needs while enhancing their body awareness and understanding of self-imposed restrictions that can be changed. Particular attention is given to developing greater communication skills with clients. This class examines how health can be integrated into the lives of clients and students. CORE is not Rolfing! This is a specific series that accomplishes many of Rolfing's goals, but also intends to achieve different results.

CORE IV — The Final Step: A 64 hour class taken over eight days; prerequisite CORE I, II, and III and by invitation only. This class is meant to be taken at least one year after III, with practice of the five series in between. It is for serious students who want to develop and polish deeper bodywork skills, and the class is guaranteed to change both the way you think about bodies and about the recipe for five sessions learned in CORE III. Those who have completed this course understand the value of CORE IV. The CORE IV certificate is not recognized by any governing or certifying body as a terminal degree; this training is for bodyworkers who seriously want to enhance their skills, not their credentials. That said, this certificate is becoming more valued and valuable as more students are practicing and seeing the value of CORE work.

Conducted in Hot Springs, Arkansas, by Roxanne Portman, Level I CORE Instructor

Enroll with Roxanne at Radiance School of Massage.

No pre-req.
CREDITS: 18 CEUs
$450

CORE I Intensive: Technique — CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE Philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley. There is no pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (and many lay people) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

Conducted by Pam Martin, Level II CORE Instructor

No pre-req.
CREDITS: 16 CPDs
FEES: £297 (£99 deposit)

CORE I Intensive: Technique — CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE Philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley. There is no pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (and many lay people) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

Conducted by Pam Martin, Level II CORE Instructor

Pre-requisite: CORE I
CREDITS: 24 CPDs
FEES: £447 (£147 deposit)

CORE II — Technique: A 24 hour class; prerequisite is CORE I. Day one and two, techniques; day two review of CORE I recipe and demonstration on a model as well as video of deep fascia dissection. Day three work in recipe with partners, then with models. The purpose is to both give students many new techniques, challenge students to find the 'personal line' on each client, review the one session recipe, and prepare them for the five session recipe of CORE III. Also included in this class: seated back work, front of neck work, and emotional anatomy.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

Conducted by Pam Martin, Level II CORE Instructor

No pre-req.
CREDITS: 16 CPDs
FEES: £297 (£99 deposit)

CORE I Intensive: Technique — CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE Philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley. There is no pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (and many lay people) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

Pre-requisite: Massage Therapy, Physiotherapy or Osteopathy Qualification

CREDITS: 16 CPDs, £297
Book now at pamofit.wordpress.com/core-fascial-release/.

CORE I Intensive: All Purpose Recipe is the flagship course designed and developed by Noah Steven Karrasch (SMTO Conference 2016) to provide an all purpose recipe of CORE fascial release.

Noah’s philosophy of effective and safe bodywork that Coaxes Order and Restores Energy offers massage therapists and other bodyworkers the opportunity to work with their clients in a new and efficient way. Practitioners conserve their own energy and find the method easier on their body while clients are empowered to take a more active role in their treatment.

CORE Bodywork facilitates change in a direct, deep and dynamic manner.

CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley.

There is no pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (and many lay people) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

Conducted by Pam Martin, Level II CORE Instructor

No pre-req.
CREDITS: 16 CPDs
FEES: £297 (£99 deposit)

CORE I Intensive: Technique — CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE Philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley. There is no pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (and many lay people) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

Conducted at Edge School of Massage, Fayetteville, Arkansas by Abigail Showl, MMT

Pre-req: None
CREDITS: 18 CEUs
FEE: $425 ($375 if registered before 4/27)

Register by phone or text with Abigail at 479-883-0658.

CORE I Intensive: Technique — CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE Philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley. There is no pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (and many lay people) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

Conducted by Noah Karrasch, CORE Developer

For students who have completed CORE I and want to continue their development:  CORE II is both a review of the CORE I recipe, but also introduces many new techniques as well as working with seated backwork, emotional anatomy, and other topics.  An intense but good three days!

Pre-reqs: CORE I
CREDITS: 24 CEUs/CPDs
FEES: $525 ($100 Deposit)

Conducted in Cabot, Arkansas, by Naomi Lalonde, Level I CORE Instructor

Register by emailing BalanceBodyandSole@gmail.com.

No pre-req.
CREDITS: 18 CEUs
$425

CORE I Intensive: Technique — CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE Philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley. There is no pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (and many lay people) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

Conducted at Edge School of Massage, Fayetteville, Arkansas by Abigail Showl, MMT

Pre-req: None
CREDITS: 18 CEUs
FEE: $350 ($300 if registered before 2/28)

Register by phone or text with Abigail at 479-883-0658.

After over thirty years as a bodyworker, Noah noticed that certain techniques work often, while others are more specific to particular situations. He created a class of what he considers to be the most effective ten techniques to work with bodies that, time after time, seem to achieve results for nearly all clients.

Beginning with number one, moving through the list, we spend the most time with the top ideas, since they are Noah’s favorites. You'll come away from the day with a new respect for these techniques and their effectiveness.

“If I can only touch one spot on a client, I know where it would nearly always be…if I can touch two, or three, I know which call to me most loudly. Learn my list and enhance your practice.” - Noah Karrasch

Pre-requisite: Massage Therapy, Physiotherapy or Osteopathy Qualification

CREDITS: 14 CPDs, £297
BOOK NOW: pamofit.wordpress.com/core-fascial-release/

CORE I Intensive: All Purpose Recipe is the flagship course designed and developed by Noah Steven Karrasch (SMTO Conference 2016) to provide an all purpose tecipe of CORE fascial release.

His philosophy of effective and safe Bodywork that Coaxes Order and Restores Energy offers massage therapists and other bodyworkers the opportunity to work with their clients in a new and efficient way. Practitioners conserve their own energy and find the method easier on their body while clients are empowered to take a more active role in their treatment.

CORE Bodywork facilitates change in a direct, deep and dynamic manner.

CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley. There is no pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (and many lay people) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

About Pentony O’Hagan BSc SMRT

Pentony has 10 years experience of working with individuals to relieve musculoskeletal pain, improve movement and function and restore balance to the body.

“Improved pain-free movement is at the core of what I try to achieve with my clients. Historically, when a new or regular client comes to see me, while treating the injury or area of stiffness/discomfort, I also focus on finding the root cause of the problem and simultaneously rectify any imbalance to prevent re-injury. Studying CORE with Noah was a game changer to my practice. Taking my focus away from the symptoms to focus on the connective tissue as a whole brought results faster that lasted longer. It also helped the clients to truly ‘meet their body’ and bring order, dynamism and fluidity to their movement. Pain, melted away.”

Pentony started her CORE journey in 2012 and in 2017 achieved her level CORE I teaching award. She has been teaching soft tissue techniques for many years and has now added CORE fascial release to her programme.

For more information contact Pentony at pentony@pamofit.co.uk or visit her website pamofit.wordpress.com/core-fascial-release/.

Conducted in La Cruz, Mexico, by Naomi Lalonde, Level I CORE Instructor

Register by emailing BalanceBodyandSole@gmail.com.

No pre-req.
CREDITS: 18 CEUs
$425

CORE I Intensive: Technique — CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE Philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley. There is no pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (and many lay people) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

Conducted by Pam Martin, Level I CORE Instructor

No pre-req.
CREDITS: 16 CPDs

PLACES Limited to 12

CORE I Intensive: Technique — CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE Philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley. There is no pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (and many lay people) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

About Pamela Martin BSc DARM CST RMT

Pam has over 20 years experience of working with individuals and groups to restore balance and relieve pain.

Pam first trained with the Scottish Massage Schools following the birth of her first daughter in 1996. Pam is a qualified Advanced Remedial and Sports Massage Therapist, CranioSacral Therapist, Trauma Release Provider and CORE Fascial Release Instructor. She also holds qualifications in Psychotherapy, NLP, Breathwork and Developmental Genetics.

Her fascination for fascia started with CranioSacral Therapy in 2001 and since then she has attended workshops with some of the world leaders including Tom Myers, George P Kousaleos, Robert Schleip and Noah Steven Karrasch. Her first course with Noah was in 2009 which was quickly followed by CORE II in 2010. In 2013 she completed CORE III and became the only practitioner in Scotland to offer the 5 series protocol designed and developed by Noah.

In offering this CORE workshop she shares her wealth of experience inspired by her recent 10-day training with Noah in Crete.

For more information and to enroll, please contact Pam at pam@bodyliving.co.uk.

Conducted by Elizabeth Buri, Level II CORE Instructor

Fees: BND$580
Credits: 16 CEUs
No pre-requisite

CORE I Intensive: Technique — CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE Philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley. There is no pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (and many lay people) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

Conducted by Elizabeth Buri, Level II CORE Instructor

Location: OurBodySpace

Fees: RM1780
Credits: 16 CEUs
No pre-requisite

CORE I Intensive: Technique — CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE Philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley. There is no pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (and many lay people) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

CORE I and II are pre-requisites to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

LOCATION: Walton-on-Thames
Surrey, England

Conducted by Nicola Reed.

Pre-requisite: None
CREDITS: 16 CPDs

Contact Nicola Reed, instructor, to learn more and register.

CORE I Intensive: All Purpose Recipe is the flagship course designed and developed by Noah Steven Karrasch (SMTO Conference 2016) to provide an all purpose recipe of CORE fascial release.

His philosophy of effective and safe Bodywork that Coaxes Order and Restores Energy offers massage therapists and other bodyworkers the opportunity to work with their clients in a new and efficient way. Practitioners conserve their own energy and find the method easier on their body while clients are empowered to take a more active role in their treatment.

CORE Bodywork facilitates change in a direct, deep and dynamic manner.

CORE I focuses on the basic ideas of the CORE philosophy of good, safe deep tissue bodywork: assess, learn to access the correct layer of resistance, create movements and breath work for the client, and integrate any and all work done. We also cover intention, the psoas muscle, kinesiology lines of fascia, appropriate stretching cues and focus on the CORE® one session recipe, which we also observe, practice on each other, and on a client. Added recently: skin and superficial fascia dissection DVD with Gil Hedley.

There is no pre requisite for CORE I — any massage therapist (and many lay people) with curiosity can benefit from this class.

About Nicola Reed

Nicola qualified as a massage therapist 22 years ago in 1995 and quickly went on to learn Sports Massage with the VAI in 1996. From there she spent 5 years teaching VTCT Sports massage for

Peterborough Regional College. She has since completed various trainings in Pregnancy Massage (2008 & 2010) and more recently Myofascial release.

Nicola's interest in CORE Fascial Release came about after meeting Noah Karrasch on his Unwinding the Spine course and started her CORE training in 2011 with CORE I and finished my training with CORE IV in November 2017. She gained Level I Instructor at the same time.

"Myofascial release and the difference it can make to a persons wellbeing never fails to amaze me. Being able to make changes to a person's quality of life when other practitioners have failed makes

me very humble and grateful that I had the chance to discover & develop this work. Having the chance to teach others this unique form of bodywork is very exciting. The more practitioners there are that can do this work in the CORE way can only be a good thing."

- Nicola Reed, CORE I Instructor

Location: Kuala Lumpur

Fees: RM2000
Deposit: RM400 to secure your space

Pre-requisite: CORE I
Credits: 24 CPDs

CORE II Intensive: Technique — In this course we review the five session recipe and spend most of the time on techniques to enhance the work. Also included, Emotional Anatomy and more movement exercises.

Continuing the progression of learning that begins with CORE I, in CORE II we continue to work with the one session, one hour all purpose recipe for a session of generic, good-for-what-ails-you bodywork. In addition, we spend quality time learning specific CORE techniques that enhance the learning of that recipe. We’ll also visit emotional anatomy, seated back work, and review a bibliography of related readings that support the CORE philosophy.

CORE I and II are prerequisite to learning the CORE III and IV five series of five sessions.

NOTE: Enrollment in CORE II, III, or IV does not guarantee a certification. The certificate is issued at the discretion of the instructor, and requirements must be fulfilled in terms of the individual's progress. Refunds are not given once a student commits to and attends a course, whether they receive certification or not.