Pandiculation & the Neurogenic Process - An Experiential Exploration of Strength, Contraction and Spontaneous Reawakening

While spontaneous neurogenic movement is all too often only viewed as a release of stored tension or trauma, this workshop invites a broader perspective — one that welcomes not just the letting go, but the reactivation of neuromuscular strength and patterning.

 

Drawing on the natural wisdom of the body’s pandiculation response — the simultaneous experience of stretching under load that we see in animals and experience ourselves during a yawn — we’ll explore how the neurogenic process is not only about discharge & the release of tension, but about reawakening & intensifying the body’s ability to generate pain-free tension as well.

 

Using a three-phase approach to volitional pandiculation & TRE as an entry point, during this experiential workshop you’ll explore your body’s innate capacity to reconnect and reorganize itself through both spontaneous pandiculation & neurogenic tremors in order to restore its instinctive impulse to pulsate between maximum strength & deepest stillness.

Richmond Heath

Richmond Heath is a world-leading Physiotherapist & TRE Certification Trainer pioneering the trauma-informed use of neurogenic movement. Since introducing TRE to Australia in 2010 he has trained over 10,000 people in the use of TRE & during the Covid pandemic created the world’s first online TRE course with more than 14,000 students to date.

With a background in mental health, men’s wellbeing, and youth suicide prevention, Richmond combines gentle wisdom, playful curiosity, and a deep respect for the body’s natural intelligence as a heartfelt invitation to an ever deepening relationship with your body, mind & soul.

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