SI Workshops

Four-handed work, inspired by the teachings of Emmett Hutchins, involves two practitioners working together on one client. In this workshop, it serves as an effective method for developing finer touch and working more deeply and efficiently with clients. Participants work in groups of three and practice simultaneously connecting with the client and a fellow practitioner within the fascial matrix. This exploration will take place in the context of the Post 10 3 Series. This type of training will significantly strengthen and improve your one-on-one work with clients in your practice. It is an excellent way to experience what it feels like to engage a person's system more fully and facilitate the next level of fascial opening.

After a client completes the ten-session series, what comes next? This workshop addresses the theoretical and practical dimensions of post-ten work — how to assess what a client needs, how to plan individual sessions, and how to work within the spirit of the recipe without being constrained by its sequential structure.

Participants will explore assessment strategies, session design, and hands-on practice with feedback. Suitable for practitioners who have completed a full basic training.

How do we cultivate the quality of presence that allows touch to become truly transformative?

Structural Integration is more than the application of technique. It is a meeting with the living intelligence of the human organism — a dialogue with fascia as a dynamic, self-organizing matrix that continuously responds to gravity, movement, perception, emotion and relationship.

During these two experiential days, we will explore how the practitioner’s state of awareness profoundly influences the quality of touch. Drawing inspiration from Ida Rolf’s vision, contemporary fascia research, mindfulness, phenomenology and the principles of self-organizing living systems, we will investigate what it means to work with the body’s intrinsic intelligence rather than attempting to direct it.

Through mindfulness and awareness practices, subtle perception training, hands-on explorations and reflective dialogue, we will cultivate the capacity to listen through our hands, recognize the influence of trauma and autonomic regulation, and discover how presence can become the primary instrument of our work.

This workshop is an invitation to move beyond doing — to a way of practicing in which perception precedes intervention, curiosity replaces certainty, and touch becomes a co-creative process.

For Structural Integration practitioners and advanced students who wish to deepen not only what they do, but how they are while doing it.