Live Workshops
Expand Your Understanding
These live, interactive workshops offer a deeper exploration of topics that support embodied practice, nervous system health, movement, and body awareness. Through a blend of education, experiential learning, and discussion, you'll gain practical knowledge while experiencing the concepts from the inside out.
Explore upcoming live workshops below.
Beyond the Myths
The Wisdom of Fat and Fascia:
Date: September 24, 2026
Time: 4:00 - 5:30 PM ET
Format: Live Workshop (Zoom)
Recording will be available for 3 months.
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Fat and fascia are often overlooked or misunderstood, yet together they form a remarkable system of support, communication, adaptability, and protection throughout the body. Far from being passive tissues, they help us sense ourselves, distribute force, nourish movement, and respond to the ever-changing demands of daily life.
In this experiential 90-minute online workshop, we'll explore the relationship between fat and fascia through a blend of accessible anatomy, guided somatic awareness, gentle movement, and group discussion. Rather than simply learning about these tissues, you will be invited to experience how they contribute to ease, resilience, and organization from within.
Together we'll explore:
The unique roles of fascia and adipose tissue in support, movement, power, and perception
How these tissues communicate with the nervous system and respond to stress and safety
Somatic explorations that invite greater awareness of fluidity, cushioning, strength, connection, and adaptability
How cultivating awareness of these tissues can deepen our relationship with our bodies and our movement practices
Whether you are a bodyworker, movement educator, healthcare practitioner, or simply curious about your own body, this workshop offers an opportunity to discover these remarkable tissues with fresh eyes—and perhaps a little more appreciation for the quiet wisdom they embody.
The Wisdom of Fat and Fascia
Reserve Your Spot
Beyond Fight or Flight
Date: December 3, 2026
Time: 6:00 - 7:30 PM ET
Format: Live Workshop (Zoom)
Recording will be available for 3 months.
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Our nervous systems are continually responding to the world around us. While many of us are familiar with the concepts of fight, flight, or freeze, these protective responses are only part of a much larger story. The nervous system is designed not only to help us survive—but to connect, adapt, create, play, and engage with life.
In this experiential 90-minute workshop, we'll explore what it means to cultivate a resourced and adaptable nervous system—one that can move with greater ease between activation and settling while remaining connected to ourselves and our environment.
Through a blend of accessible neuroscience, somatic awareness, gentle movement, and guided exploration, we'll discover how awareness, support, and perception create the conditions for greater adaptability. Rather than trying to control or eliminate stress responses, we'll learn how to recognize them with curiosity and expand our capacity for choice.
Together we'll explore:
How the nervous system continually seeks balance through self-organization
The role of internal and external resources in supporting regulation and resilience
Practical somatic explorations that help restore a sense of grounding, orientation, and possibility
How greater nervous system flexibility supports healthier relationships, clearer decision-making, creativity, and everyday well-being
Whether you're a healthcare practitioner, movement educator, bodyworker, or simply curious about your own nervous system, this workshop offers practical tools and embodied experiences to help you move beyond survival and toward a more connected, resilient way of being.
Beyond Fight or Flight
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Ortho-Bionomy® Training?
Looking to deepen your hands-on practice? Jessica Mark is an Advanced Practitioner and Advanced Instructor of Ortho-Bionomy® with more than 30 years of experience in movement, bodywork, and wellness. Through Ortho-Bionomy in Asheville, she mentors practitioners in an embodied, osteopathically based approach that supports the body's innate capacity for self-correction and healing.
Whether you're new to Ortho-Bionomy® or ready to continue your training, explore upcoming courses, mentorship opportunities, and resources.
