Service Description

Touch is one of the most powerful forms of communication in movement. In fascia-informed practice, a well-placed hand can express what words cannot offering direction, support, and awareness that deepen the mover’s internal and external connection. Through tactile cueing, touch becomes both a language and a tool, refining coordination (proprioception), enriching sensation (interoception), and grounding presence in the environment (exteroception). Learning this subtle and skilful art cultivates clarity of intention what you teach and why you touch, and confidence in your ability to communicate through touch. It also nurtures trust, presence, and connection between teacher and mover, expanding the depth, precision, and sensitivity of your teaching. At the course, you will explore the power of touch as both feedback and guidance. You will practice tactile cueing with fellow participants using selected FAMO Fascia Movement exercises and experience hands-on guidance yourself, allowing you to embody both perspectives; giving and receiving. The sensory “echo” of each touch becomes somatic memory - integrated and explored further in the daily masterclass. About the Course You’ll discover how tactile feedback can awaken perception, coordination, and connection — transforming your ability to guide movement with clarity and presence. This module strengthens your capacity to teach with hands-on intelligence, refining the sensitivity, confidence, and purpose of your tactile communication. It complements the FAMO Fascia Movement repertoire by adding a profound embodied layer to your teaching practice. By completing this course, you will: • Understand the purpose and principles of tactile cueing — both general and exercise-specific • Know when, why, and how to use touch effectively and ethically • Learn tactile applications for key FAMO Fascia Movement exercises • Distinguish between directing, guiding, and connecting tactile instructions • Develop proprioceptive (directing) touch for alignment and coordination • Refine interoceptive (guiding) touch to convey movement quality and intention • Cultivate exteroceptive (connecting) touch to foster interpersonal connection • Strengthen your confidence and precision in hands-on teaching •Enhance your ability to facilitate a more embodied, integrated movement experience 📍 In-person training Prerequisite: Certification in FAMO Fascia Movement Handout: 🎥 Video library Certificate: Certificate of Participation