It’s our season finale and we had a delightful conversation with the one and only Tom Myers. He shares how he came to find this work, about his journey as a teacher and practitioner and where the future of fascial work and research is headed. He’s one of a kind and we are so grateful for his work and that we got to spend so much time with him over the past year. 

Also - introducing our new podcast theme song and sound editing by the fabulous Tara McLeod. Grateful for talented and knowledgeable people in our lives! 

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We're talking last day of school. We've enjoyed the journey and we're reflecting on our final session experience and how we're feeling. We're so grateful to put a bow on it and watch each other fly. 

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We are talking with Penny. She has been our model throughout this 12 series training. She received the series from our teacher and mentor Tom Myers. We are inquiring about her experience and she is spilling the tea. She is a lovely human and was a wonderful person to experience this journey with. We are grateful to now call her friend and fellow queen on this attunement journey called life. Please enjoy our first intro, composed by Penny on her ukulele. You will get to enjoy our intro we are working on for season 2 very soon, taps fingers together with excitement. 

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We be casting from the car. It's probably a little noisy, it's a bit chaotic, but we hear sharing about session 11, the arm lines. Bringing the arms back into connection with the body, freeing them from the rib cage, whatever it is they need. We're here for it. We will be profeshing it up in season 2, so enjoy the last little bit of low key drama from the sound perspective, haha!

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We're talking... And... Singing.. yes singing, about a whole new core. About a new vernacular, the ATSI language that we've been spouting since episode 1. We're inviting you to get to know yourself through this new and innovative lens. We're inviting you into the attunement club. There are many paths to get to said club, but we're steeped in and looking through this ATSI lens currently. We're excited you're here. 

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We're talking ATSI, shocker, we're talking to our boi, Dennis Vandenbergh. We're interviewing a fellow colleague and he's sharing his experience with this work and attunement. Tune in for Dennis, he gets 5 stars in the app. 

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We're talking opening the breath, we're talking session 10 of 12 and the grounding it can bring. We're talking Tomcast, yes, Tom Myers is on our season finale. We're talking self care and self reflection. Listen in, attune in, we love you.

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A quick cast today on feeling the hards and being with the changes and emotions however they present themselves and as they come. We are here for it. Also introducing you to "we're bodyworkers and we watch you move" corner. We watch to jeuj not judge, building community and touching lats and lives.

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We're talking session 9 of the 12 series. We're talking the beginning of the end. We're talking the start of the integration sessions. We are bringing our clients and ourselves fascially into function. We're assessing your gait (the way you walk), and we're helping all of the lines operate harmoniously. We're working all the lines from the foot to your TL Junction (where your lower and middle back meet). Join us!

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We're doing some real talk. We're visiting our practically imperfectness in every way. We're visiting a few of the non-negotiable, self reflections, constructive feedback and how those impact a growth mindset. Close interpersonal relationships are the hardest ones to grow and maintain. If both people are truly committed to growth and have the space, hard conversations can create more depth and closeness. What a day for real talk to be the theme. Have those hard convos, don't leave things unsaid. They create compression, bitterness, disease and unease. We believe in you. You can do hard things, so can we. 

Check out our fascial mobility videos and Anatomy Trains Structural Integration Technique videos on YouTube!

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