Anatomy Trains Structural Integration Certification Program

Prerequisite:

Anatomy Trains in Structure and Function – 3 day course.

Note: Part 1 can be taken as either a modular or intensive format.

Structural Essential  courses:

• Arches and Legs – 3 days
• Fans of the Hip – 2.5 days
• Abdomen, Chest and Breath -2.5 days
• Tensegrity Spine – 2 days
• Shoulders and Arms – 2 days
• Head Neck and Jaw – 2 days

Structural Strategies is a 10 day course where students learn assessment, strategy, technique, and practice working with outside models. Students will learn the 3 series of structural bodywork developed by Tom Myers and based on Anatomy Trains. All students will be evaluated during the program and approval is required to move on to Part III at end of this session.

Students will build on the skills and experience of Structural Vision, learning the traditional 12 series working with the methodology developed by Tom Myers, and based on Anatomy Trains.

Session I: 11 days (first 4 sessions of the ATSI 12 Series)
Session II: 10 days (second 4 sessions of the ATSI 12 Series)
Session III: 10 days (last 4 sessions of the ATSI 12 series)

In Australia and the UK Part III will be offered in two blocks:

Session I: 16 days (first 6 sessions of the ATSI 12 series)
Session II: 15 days (last 6 sessions of the ATSI 12 series)

ATSI Registration Guidelines and Prerequisites

• Acceptance into this program is entirely at the discretion of Anatomy Trains. Please apply here.
• All applications must be submitted with photo, certificates and $500 non-refundable deposit in order to be considered.
• All parts must be taken in sequential order. In addition, there are the following prerequisites:

Part 1 Requirements:

• Prior attendance at an Anatomy Trains in Structure and Function workshop is required.
• Documented receipt of a Structural Integration series (ATSI, Rolfing®, Hellerwork®, or the like) must be completed by Part 1. If there are no practitioners in your area, please contact Anatomy Trains to arrange to receive sessions during Parts 1 & 2.

Part 2 / 3 Requirements:

• Three years practical experience in manual therapy after graduation from a recognized training program (exceptions are possible, but must be discussed with Anatomy Trains well in advance)
• Part 1 or Parts 1 and 2 may be taken on their own by qualified persons for personal or professional development. Preference is given to students enrolled in all three parts
• Minimum enrollment numbers must be met in order for any course to commence as scheduled. Please refrain from securing travel arrangements until such announcement is made – usually no less than 8 weeks prior to class start dates.

Tuition policy and Payment Plan are available by request through the office. If you have any questions or concerns about the policy please contact Anatomy Trains to discuss it prior to submitting your application. Tuition is due in full prior to the first day of class, unless a payment plan schedule has been established.