About Anatomy Trains Structural Integration (ATSI) Anatomy Trains Structural Integration or ATSI can be seen as a course in becoming reacquainted with the body in motion. Most of us have collected extra tension through the course of our lives either from injury or surgery, imitation of our parents or heroes. These injuries and tensions form… Read more
We are thrilled to share the latest edition of the Anatomy Trains e-magazine, put together by Julie Hammond, director of Anatomy Trains Australia & New Zealand, and her incredible team, as well as Anatomy Trains COO Melanie Burns. Issue 11 is called For the Love of Anatomy (one of our favorite topics around here!) and includes… Read more
Editor’s note: Tom Myers is commenting on this article from the Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapy (JBMT), titled The effect of visceral manipulation on Diastatis Recti Abdominis (DRA) by Brandi Kirk and Teresa Elliot-Burke I am happy to see JBMT recognizing the role of visceral manipulation in treating lumbopelvic pain and the after-effects of… Read more
We’re thrilled to see that Tom Myers has made the cover of the January / February 2021 issue of Massage & Bodywork magazine! You can find his article Resolving the Wounds of Childbirth in the digital issue now (just enter email to get free access!) and in the print issue hitting mailboxes soon! “The entire… Read more
Anatomy Trains author Tom Myers has been creating short free self-massage practice videos from his library in Maine for you to add to your self-care routine during this time of spacious solidarity. This video is all about the hands. We encourage you to take 5 minutes and show your hands some love. We hope you… Read more
We’re so excited to share Issue 9 of the Anatomy Trains e-magazine, put together by the brilliant Julie Hammond, director of Anatomy Trains Australia & New Zealand, and her fabulous team! This ninth edition, How We Move, is all about human movement. The issue includes: An article by Tom Myers, “Toward a Unified Theory of… Read more
