3 webinars for $247 USD early bird until March 1, 2025 / $300 USD regular!
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Balancing the Diaphragms: Exploring the Fascial and Functional Connections of the Diaphragms
A three part webinar series with Julie Hammond, director of Anatomy Trains Australia & NZ
Balancing the Diaphragms looks at the fascial and functional communication between the six diaphragms in the body. It takes a global lens when treating pelvic diaphragm dysfunction but is more than a workshop for the pelvic diaphragm. In these workshops, we will look at breathing dysfunction, temporomandibular joint disorder, restrictions in the throat that can affect speech or swallowing, and restrictions from below that can affect these tissues. We explore the fascial origami and make seemingly complicated anatomy understandable and fun. To understand anatomy, you need to hear, see, and feel it; these workshops will focus on information relatable to clinical practice.
In this two-hour webinar, we will dive down the rabbit hole of pelvic and pelvic diaphragm anatomy and the connections from the ground up. How does lack of movement in the feet affect pelvic diaphragm adaptability and position? This webinar will be a mix of theory, experiential, self-release movement, and clinical application. It will include detailed assessment and techniques on a model.
Schedule:
March 14, 2025
7:00 – 9:00 PM Eastern Time, US
Part 2: The Respiratory Diaphragm, Abdominal and Thoracolumbar Fascia Connections
In this two-hour webinar, we will explore the anatomy of the breath and the communication between the respiratory and pelvic diaphragm. Exploring how posture can affect the zone of apposition and alter the communication between these two diaphragms. How changes in abdominal or pelvic diaphragm tension affect diaphragmatic tension. Exploring the connection between the respiratory diaphragm and pelvic diaphragm via the abdominal and thoracolumbar fascia. This webinar will be a mix of theory, experiential, self-release movement and clinical application. It will include detailed assessment and techniques on a model.
Schedule:
March 21, 2025
7:00 – 9:00 PM Eastern Time, US
Part 3: The Larynx, Jaw and Floor of the Mouth
In this two-hour webinar, we will delve into this amazing anatomy, exploring the anatomy of the larynx, jaw and tongue. Your voice is a direct expression of who you are inside and out. Your larynx is fascially connected to your heart and respiratory diaphragm. The extrinsic muscles around the larynx are fascially connected to the endothoracic fascia, which connects to the respiratory diaphragm, transversalis fascia and fascial pelvic diaphragm. Adding the missing piece between the pelvis and respiratory diaphragm, the glottis. How do the structures of the throat affect the breath and pelvic diaphragm? How do the structures below, such as the feet, pelvic diaphragm, and respiratory diaphragm, affect throat and jaw tension? This webinar will be a mix of theory, experiential, self-release movement and clinical application. It will include detailed assessment and techniques on a model.
Schedule:
March 28, 2025
7:00 – 9:00 PM Eastern Time, US
This course will be provided over Zoom webinar with live chat and Q&A.
Recordings will be provided via password protected streaming access for 45 days.
Julie Hammond lives in Western Australia and is Director and lead teacher of Anatomy Trains Australia & New Zealand and has been a bodyworker for 23 years. She is a certified Anatomy Trains Structural Integration practitioner; she organised the first Australian Fascia symposium in 2020, co-founder of Anatomy Trains Women’s Health Symposium, and co-founder of Balancing the Diaphragms. She has a passion for women’s health with a special interest in treating pelvic dysfunction from a global lens. She is currently studying medical science.
