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This is two part webinar series: The Fascia and the Fear Reflex Part 1 & 2

Tuesday 8th June 2027 - 7:00pm - 8:30pm AEST - Part 1

Tuesday 15th June 2027 - 7:00pm - 8:30pm AEST - Part 2

Where: Online

CPE: 3 CPE points

Fascia is a body-wide highly perceptive and intelligent connective tissue information system that plays a crucial role in storing and reacting to the body's fear, stress, and trauma responses. Subsequent inertial fascial patterns then impact structure and function substantially, displaying the intimate interweaving of human psychology and biology.

This two-part webinar will explore effective craniosacral and Myofascial engagement with fascial dynamics. Key focal points will be psoas influence on the pelvic structure and temporomandibular impact on the jaw – key barometers of fear reflex activation.

The webinar will investigate the nature of fascia from a connective tissue, neural, fluid dynamics and biochemical perspective with a specific focus into the relationship between the fascia and the autonomic nervous system. This relationship plays such a vital role in bodywork and does not often get directly addressed. We will explore how we can best engage with fascia to honour craniosacral and myofascial principles through engaging with the dynamic tone within fascial layers.

The specific focus of the webinar will be the impact sympathetic charge has on structures such as the TMJ and the psoas system (this of course includes the reflex relationship between the TMJ and the acetabulum of the hip joint) and craniosacral and myofascial tools to engage with these highly influential dynamics, that can often severely impact our clients emotional and physical realms.

Presenter: Conny Pulvermacher

Conny Pulvermacher has been a clinical practitioner, yoga teacher and holistic health educator for more than twenty-five years. She holds qualifications and has undergone training in bodywork, nutrition and yoga, specialising in craniosacral therapy (biodynamic and structural). She runs a busy clinical practice at Elemental Health in St.Ives, Sydney, working with a diverse client base. Her very favourite clinic visitors are newborns but she also loves supporting those who have travelled the life journey for many decades.

Conny has developed an integrative approach to therapeutic practice combining the non-invasive approach of craniosacral therapy with myofascial release, positional release, acupressure, kinesiology and remedial massage to facilitate the integration of experience at multiple levels.

She structures nutritional advice and movement therapy as additional tools to empower clients with self-help ability within the rhythm of everyday life.

Conny has taught ATMS seminars Australia-wide since 2019 and has offered a wide range of integrative workshops in a variety of different forums focussing on holistic health, nutrition, movement and meditation.

Conny is currently the co-ordinator and co-teacher for the USA based Wellness Institute, offering three-year long diploma training courses in Craniosacral therapy held in Sydney.

Conny is a committed meditation practitioner. In her therapeutic practice and her lifestyle she holds a deep core belief: mind and body are inextricably interwoven with each other. When this unity is supported holistically, enabling a better balance within the autonomic nervous system, the inherent health held within every metabolism can express itself much more successfully. The commitment to that belief expresses itself in every level of Conny’s therapeutic practice and teaching work.

Webinar Recording: Registering for this live event will also give you access to the webinar recording.

Webinar recordings can be watched at any time.

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