from September 11-12
to find what works for you
that fit into your life
that fit into your life
to find what works for you
Given the demands of the modern world, we need to take care of ourselves just to stay sane. Let alone be happy, healthy and maintain good relationships.
But the economy, inequality and political instability doesn’t make this easy.
Time’s ever-diminishing, and most of the self-care advice out there is just so… general and shallow?
We need more than bubble-baths and mindfulness apps, right!? I often know some things will be good for me too, but just can’t seem to actually do it!
Let’s be honest: many of us have ways that we self-abuse. Even if it’s not our fault that we developed particular coping mechanisms – sometimes to literally survive – it is our responsibility for changing them.
We may have the best intentions. And we may have all the information we need at our fingertips online. So… why don’t we give ourselves the care we need?
Sometimes self-care is presented to us as spa retreats, yoga classes, or spiritual bypassing. Other times it’s given as a “magic bullet” exercise that’s supposed to fix it all. BS.
Bubble-baths and quick meditations are nice, but don’t really get to the heart of it do they? And I’m sorry, but one size does not fit all.
There are also SO many options available. It’s easy to get lost and never find what actually makes the difference. We don’t have time for everything.
More fundamentally, we may hold ourselves back and never “find” the time. Our ability to really self-care is affected by trauma, perfectionism, self-criticism, attachment styles, people-pleasing and more.
That’s why we’ll cover these and more on Self-Care Reimagined. It will be both deep and practical. We’ll explore our own patterns before making the embodied shift so we can actually start looking after ourselves.
There’s lots of self-care advice out there, but it’s just not quite deep enough, or personal enough, to put into practice.
People know it’s good cognitively yet don’t follow through. We’ll change that at this event.
Different sessions explore the most common patterns holding people back from self-care. Watch what fits you.
After discovering these root causes, you’ll use the Embodied Toolkit system to find the personal embodied shift you need to overcome any blocks you have to really nourishing yourself.
You’ll get powerful ongoing practices that’ll help you to keep going when the going gets tough. Everyone will walk away with kick-ass practical tools.
So, if you want deep insights, actual solutions, and the motivation to practise self-care ongoing, you may like to…
5 tools for personalising regulation
Self-care isn’t just a nice-to-have anymore.
We need it to sustainably be the kind of people we want to be, yet somehow, many of us still struggle to do it.
This event will change that. Each session will take you through a 3-step process to:
There’s also a session for coaches and facilitators who support others with self-care.
You’ll be given free access to watch from September 11-12 when you…
… and don’t wanna waste time or money on the usual clichés, then you may like to join this free event.
However, this won’t be a fit if you are easily-offended, aren’t in a space for deep inquiry right now, or just want a list of things you’re “supposed” to be doing.
Embodied Toolkit is a system of simple, fast and powerful tools.
During each session on this training you’ll be led through at least one of the 26 archetypal poses.
These non-athletic shapes produce embodied state-shifts and create deep insights, and can be used as an ongoing practice.
Toolkit was developed and tested by a team of people around the world over some years, allowing them to be used cross-culturally for a range of contexts.
These are some of our most powerful embodied tools. At times, they work too well. This training will give you some basics so that you can apply them in your own life for self-care.
You’ll be able to watch from September 11-12.
Click here to convert to your timezone>>>
Each session runs for 30 minutes, with some including 15 minutes Q&A after them.
Emilie Joy Rowell
Mark Walsh
Vidyadasa
Mark Walsh
Mark Walsh
Mark Walsh
Karin van Maanen
Jane Dancey
Fleet Maull
Simon Borg-Olivier
CEO & Founder, Embodiment Unlimited
Mark Walsh leads embodiment, coaching and trauma education trainings.
He is the author of Embodiment, Working with the Body in Training and Coaching, and Embodied Meditation. Mark hosts The Embodiment Podcast (2 million+ downloads), and led The Embodiment Conference (1000 teachers, 500,000 delegates). Seeing a theme yet?
He founded the Embodied Facilitator Course, and the Certificate of Embodiment Coaching. Mark has certified over 2000 embodiment coaches, and taught workshops in over 40 countries.
He gained an honours degree in psychology (despite been an alcoholic at the time), and has taught widely in the corporate world – where he pretended to be a grown up for years – including with blue-chip companies (e.g. Google, Unilever, Shell, Axa, L’Oreal).
Mark has worked in war zones (including founding a trauma education charity in Ukraine), and entertained over 50,000 children. He has headlined International Coach Federation events, lived with the circus and in slums, taught celebrities, and kissed a princess.
Mark is an aikido black belt, and also has 28 years of experience in other martial arts, yoga, bodywork, improv comedy, conscious dance and meditation.
Embodiment is his obsession, life’s work, and frankly, at this point he couldn’t get a job doing anything else. He dances like your dad at a wedding, impresses cats with his stroking, and offends pirates with his swearing.
Mark’s now tired of writing in the third person. It’s getting weird.
Meditation & Yoga Trainer
Karin is a coach, yoga and meditation teacher with an MSc in Mindfulness Studies.
She has been teaching compassion-based mindfulness full-time since 2008.
Karin delivers yoga teacher training courses, is a certified Embodied Toolkit teacher trainer, and is Lead Trainer on the Certification of Embodied Meditation course and Assistant Trainer on the Certification of Embodiment Coaching course.
She is the co-author of Embodied Meditation and Embodied Yoga Principles.
Karin also has a background in community arts and works as a storyteller, often combining a range of embodied and creative approaches to support the personal and professional development of the people she works with.
Physiotherapist & Yoga Synergy Founder
Simon Borg-Olivier, MSc, BAppSc (Physiotherapy), APAM c-IAYT, has taught and studied traditional posture, movement, breathing, and meditation, with great masters from Tibet, Japan, India, and China for more than 40 years.
He is a physiotherapist, research scientist, and university lecturer. Simon has often been invited to teach at conferences internationally since 1990.
He is also co-director of YogaSynergy, one of Australia’s oldest yoga schools.
Simon combines modern medical science with traditional practices to create loving connections within the self for internal health and happiness as a model for how we are in the world.
Coach & Yoga Teacher
Emilie’s a movement coach and facilitator with a background in Fine Art. Her specialisms are pelvic wellbeing and embodiment.
Over the years, Emilie has taught thousands of women to reconnect with their bodies to find play and passion. She’s a yoga teacher with over 17 years of practice experience, a doula (non-medical birth supporter), and has been working with Embodied Toolkit as a facilitator for the past six years.
Emilie’s also a coach who’s a Franklin Method Pelvic Fascia trainer and pro hula hooper.
Women's Coach & Yoga Teacher
Jane specialises in supporting and accompanying women through transitional stages of life, from menarche to menopause
She’s the creator of The Embodied Female Pelvis online course.
CEO & Founder, Heart Mind Institute
Fleet Maull, PhD, CMT-P, founder and CEO of Heart Mind Institute and Windhorse Seminars & Consulting, has been training CEO’s and other senior managers in embodied approaches to increasing their emotional intelligence and developing their capacity for both self-leadership and servant leadership for 22 years.
A meditation practitioner and yogi for more than 50 years, he is a senior Dharma teacher in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, a Roshi or Zen master in the international Zen Peacemaker lineage, and an IMTA certified mindfulness teacher.
Fleet teaches a deeply embodied and trauma-informed approach to meditation and awakening called Neuro-Somatic Mindfulness (NSM).
He is the author of Radical Responsibility: How to Move Beyond Blame, Fearlessly Live Your Highest Purpose and Become an Unstoppable Force for Good; Dharma In Hell, the Prison Writings of Fleet Maull; and The Resilient C.O., Neuroscience Informed Mindfulness-Based Wellness & Resiliency (MBWR) for Corrections Professionals.
Embodied Toolkit Lead Trainer
Vidyadasa is an embodiment coach, yoga and meditation teacher, author and father.
He shares Buddhist-inspired embodiment-based practices with groups and individuals to facilitate body and mind transformation.
Vidyadasa’s also a web designer who creates websites for embodiment practitioners.
“Okay, I’ll be be blunt as I know you love me for that 😉
A lot of advice on self-care can be utter bullsh*t. People give out a list of all the things others should be doing, and nobody implements. Or they offer some lame-ass weak McMindfulness tools that just don’t cut it anymore in the current context.
Come on, we need to dig a bit deeper…
What I’ve found coaching hundreds of people on this topic is that people first need to be really honest about how they’re self-abusing. This is tough work, so takes care and support.
Next, people actually need to get in touch with their own embodied sense of self-love. This is wonderful.
Lastly, they need to learn some tools to shift their embodied patterns – e.g. to develop better boundaries or let go of perfectionism. Trauma and attachment are factors as ever, too.
Different things work for different people at different times, but embodiment is nearly always key! You can’t think your way into self-care or all those ’shelf-help’ books would have worked. And. They. Don’t.
Self-care isn’t about having a to-do list to tick off. It’s about tuning into what’s really helpful for you, really understanding the barriers, and practically being able to embody another way. This works.
This isn’t really for total beginners, but If you have some familiarity with the concept of self-care, and want to go a bit deeper, this will help.
As ever it’s an honour to assist, and yes, there will be bad jokes… so don’t come if easily triggered. This is self-care for grown-ups.”
You’ll also get some FREE bonuses to support your ongoing learning when you sign up for this, including:
Along with videos on…
Self-Care Reimagined
5 tools for personalising regulation
There are live sessions each day from September 8-10, with more to be announced soon. To see when and convert to your timezone, you may like to click here to see the schedule>>>
If you get your free ticket, you’ll be sent replays on September 11 and have free access to watch from September 11-12.
Replays will also be available to buy if you’d like lifetime access to watch in your own time.
Yes – after signing up you’ll have the option to purchase replays at the super early-bird rate.
After signing up you’ll be sent an email with a link to access your bonuses.
You’ll get more instructions once you get your free ticket.
We have a sense of humour and like to have fun while we teach. If you’re easily offended, you may not like it. Sessions are a place for robust adults.
Yes. Although please be mindful that working with the body can be triggering.
This training is purely educational, so if you are in need of therapy, please seek help from qualified professionals.
Yes – after signing up you’ll have the option to purchase replays at a discounted rate.
After signing up you’ll be sent an email with a link to access your bonuses.
You’ll get more instructions once you get your free ticket.
We have a sense of humour and like to have fun while we teach. If you’re easily offended, you may not like it. Sessions are a place for robust adults.
Yes. Although please be mindful that working with the body can be triggering.
This training is purely educational, so if you are in need of therapy, please seek help from qualified professionals.
Got a question not answered above?
Please contact Virginia on support@embodimentunlimited.com…