Join Joanne as she seeks to build a bridge between science and spirit, between body and soul, and dives deeper into the incredible ways fascia can serve as a pathway to spiritual awakening… 

Fascia forms a liquid crystal matrix of communication - and deep consciousness - within us all. Today Joanne further unpacks this fascinating tissue, and how it relates to our embryological origins and the interconnectedness of our left and right brain hemispheres… Incorporating groundbreaking insights from renowned scientists and professors Neil Theise, Iain McGilchrist, Jill Bolte Taylor and John Sharkey, Joanne considers fascia’s unique implications for our emotional and spiritual wellbeing, and how we can reach a more powerful and intuitive comprehension of ourselves. She also uncovers how understanding fascia can help us to both self-regulate and to co-regulate with others. 

So, could be fascia be a fundamental bridge between our physical and spiritual health? Can we use it to deepen our mind-body-spirit connection? And, does the fascia hold the key to unlocking higher states of consciousness..? 

👉 Discover the Living Language of Fascia 

If you’d like to know more about this incredible tissue, sign up for Joanne’s new short course, co-created with Brea Johnson of global movement platform Heart And Bones Yoga.

Beyond Anatomy: The Living Language of Fascia is a self-paced online course, with lifetime access, combining engaging lectures and embodied practices. 

👉 Sign up now at heartandbonesyoga.com/fascia-course

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Podcast produced and edited by Megan Bay Dorman