May 30-31 / FasciaSoma Embryo

In this fifth module – Embryology and Inductive Touch – we approach the body through its original memory and its formative dynamics. We begin with an aquatic tissue reading focused on motility and primary movements stemming from embryological development.

The work revolves around fluid dynamics, developmental lines, and deep tissue relationships, linked to early experiences related to birth. We explore the quality of presence, listening, and precision of inductive touch applied to the fascia, allowing us to support the processes of self-regulation and reorganization within the living organism.

Particular attention is paid to the perception of internal movements, tissue motility, and the emergence of the body's organizing forces, in a supportive and enveloping aquatic environment.