NEW! IASI  Webinar: "Practical Tools and Suggestions for Working Remotely with Your Clients: Utilizing Motor Imagery"

Presenter: Monica Canducci

Webinar Description:
Motor Imagery can be a precious tool for all bodyworkers who want to integrate sensory-motor imagery in their practice and/or adapt and improve their skills in order to work remotely. Specific protocols and a series of guided movement explorations can both increase the effectiveness of in-person sessions and enable Structural Integration practitioners to provide online one-on-one and group sessions.

In fact, specific sensory-motor imagery applied to movement and self- massage can be used by Structural Integration practitioners to activate their clients’ proprioceptive, interoceptive, and motor neural networks, promoting the achievement of new skills both perception and coordination-related all while working remotely.

From this class, you will get:

• Fundamentals of practical neuroplasticity and motor imagery.
• Practical suggestions about working remotely with clients, one-on- one or in small, online groups.
• The relevance of congruence between verbal and non-verbal communication to the relationship with our clients
• The value of motor imagery in movement exploration applied to Structural Integration

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Registration for this event is now closed. It will be available in the IASI Webinar ON-Demand Library by Monday, October 19. 

**Cancellation Policy: Cancellations made up to five business days prior to the date of the webinar will receive a full refund of the purchase price. Cancellations made less than five business days prior to the course will not receive a refund. All cancellation requests must be submitted in writing via email to [email protected]

Monica Canducci is a Certified Rolfer and Rolf Movement Practitioner, a Morales Method® Move In Mind™ Certified Instructor and the creator of the Move In Mind Method™ based on Motor Imagery and Neuroplasticity. Her background in hypnosis and performing arts and her passion for connections, communication, and neuroscience has brought her to explore the fascinating world of interconnections between body structure, thoughts, emotions, language, and the perceived environment, in order to maximize the effectiveness of bodywork and movement education.