Introduction

Healing Fascia is a completely new curriculum with 6 unique modules. In these modules we’ll combine the familiar Fascia Release-techniques with new knowledge and practices that will bring your understanding of fascia work and the way you guide your clients to the next level.

In this holistic training we build understanding using the latest developments and research on Fascia. In 6 modules we guide you through all we can share how to become a good fascia healer in order to heal your clients. Not only by hands-on techniques but also through a broad spectrum of substantiated and supporting techniques, meditations, and understanding grown from experience.

The training has an orderly buildup to becoming an experienced therapist. 

You will learn to document your custom made client sessions and learn to guide your clients through their healing process. And in that proces understand how to help them remain healthy!

It is a combination of hands-on practice and experience all substantiated techniques and methods.

Healing Fascia: From Outer Communication Layer to Deep Trauma

In our body-oriented approach to Healing Fascia, we work layer by layer, starting from the outermost levels of the body and moving deeper. Each layer has its own function, its own sensitivity, and often holds memories or energetic imprints from our past. By carefully navigating these layers, we can restore connection, release tension, and support the body in processing old trauma.

Layer 1: The Outer Communication Layer

The outermost layer is what we call the communication layer, sometimes referred to as the aura. This concept originates from traditions such as Reconnective Healing and Reiki, and it represents the connection between the self and the outside world – the universe, other people, and the environment.

Working with this layer allows us to restore healthy communication between the outer world and the inner body. It is the starting point for all further work, creating a safe and receptive space for deeper healing.

Layer 2: The Superficial Fascia

Beneath the communication layer lies the superficial fascia, including the skin and the subcutaneous layer. This is the most densely innervated layer, rich with sensory nerves, making it extremely sensitive and responsive.

Because of its high sensitivity, we approach the superficial fascia with great care. In the first part of Healing Fascia, much of the work focuses here – connecting with the body gently, sensing tension and blocked energy, and beginning the process of release.

Layer 3: Deep Fascia and Muscular Connections

After the superficial layer, we work deeper into the muscular fascia. Here, the fascia connects with the muscle tissue and provides structural support. Working at this level allows us to address deeper tension patterns that are often linked to habitual posture or repetitive stress.

Layer 4: The Deepest Layer – Bones and Stored Memories

The deepest layer of fascia surrounds and connects to the bones, and it is often where very old memories and trauma are stored. Releasing tension here can bring up emotional or energetic material, which requires careful support and guidance.

In Healing Fascia, this is addressed through the trauma healing level, where we guide people safely in releasing stored experiences. This process combines awareness, gentle touch, and breathwork to integrate old memories without overwhelm.

Integrating the Layers

In summary, Healing Fascia works from the outside in:

1.The outer communication layer – restoring connection with the world and the inner body.

2.The superficial fascia – the most sensitive, innervated layer that responds to gentle touch.

3.The deep fascia and muscles – releasing long-held tension patterns.

4.The deepest layer near the bones – accessing stored memories and facilitating trauma release.

By moving through all these layers in a structured and safe way, Healing Fascia addresses the full body, reconnecting energy, movement, and emotional release, creating a profound sense of integration and freedom.

Because knowledge develops constantly we reserve the right to change the curriculum when necessary