When the Body Speaks: Fascial Patterns and the Emotional Body with Tom Myers

  • November 20 – 22, 2026
  • London, UK
  • This course is intended for Courses with Tom Myers.
“The adjustment you made on me in such a short time, I spent the last 30 years trying to fix. I had this inner anger which is now gone/ dissipated, and I feel way more at ease. Now when I look at people, I don’t just see their mechanics but I see the underlying state they’re stuck in. Almost like how their brain is locked. I also feel so much calmer. Thank you for releasing this state in which I was trying so desperately to find.” – A 2023 student

This course is open to all of us who negotiate modern life in a body.

Come explore greater inner ease, vitality, and freedom of movement with Anatomy Trains author and founder Tom Myers.

Gain insights regarding your own soft tissue patterns through Tom’s holistic approach in seeing and understanding body patterns. Leave with invaluable information to strengthen your somatic resources, and self-development strategies on how to enhance dynamic balance and inner lift.

In this weekend workshop, Tom synthesizes 50 years of teaching and therapy practice into applicable insights from recent research, leading to practical demonstrations of bodyreading assessments, fascial palpation, and movement practices. These include:

  • Fascial Tensegrity: the stability / mobility equation & lifelong emotional learning
  • Insight into movement patterns through BodyReading skeletal relationships
  • Fascia as a sensory organ: the basis for proprio-, intero-, and nociception
  • Mechanoreception: the ‘sixth sense’, sensitivity and physiological response
  • Autonomic regulation: emotion, and immunity
  • ‘Core support’: The low back’s thoracolumbar fascial membranes in pain syndromes

The language of movement underlies all our feelings and verbal communication. ‘Kinese’ is everyone’s first language in our infant years. We initially speak and listen through our kinaesthetic sense.

Learn the art and craft of sensing how bodies speak through common postural patterns, reset and revitalize with invaluable learning, transformative experiencing, and quality time for your bodymind and spirit.

DatesNov 20 – 22, 2026
LocationLondon, UK
VenueHOME Wellness
AddressPrimrose Hill Courtyard,
7 Erskine Road, Primrose Hill,
London NW3 3AJ
Class Times

Friday 20th November
1.30pm – 5.30pm
Saturday 21st November
12.30pm – 6.30pm
Sunday 22nd November
12.30pm – 6.30pm

Teacher(s)Tom Myers
Tuition£420
Credits Earned14 CEs NCBTMB, 14 CECs NPCP, 1.4 CEUs NASM
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ContactJonathan Sattin
00447894988588
(Alt) 00447740463617
js@homewellness.uk

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