Workshops & Speaking
Training the eye and the hands.
In person workshops for manual and movement therapists, built on the Clinical Triangle and thirty years of clinical teaching.
Modality‑inclusive by design: the frameworks strengthen whatever approach you already work with.
current workshops
Three workshops, taught in person
One day series - in person
Foundations of Myofascial Release
A grounded introduction to myofascial work through Nicholas' 4PR approach. Concepts first, then hands on the table, so that every technique leaves the room with a reason attached.
Structural reasoning through the Clinical Triangle
Hands‑on myofascial technique and practice time
Therapist body mechanics as a therapeutic tool
One day workshop - In person
Posture Screening and Myofascial Interventions
Posture screening paired with introductory myofascial work. The morning develops what you see. The afternoon develops what you do about it, through the 4PR approach.
Visual analysis applied to case studies
Introductory palpation and myofascial technique
Class manual and reader included
One day workshop · In person · For personal trainers
Posture Assessment for Personal Trainers
Changing the way you see movement. A foundational hands‑on introduction to posture assessment and its myofascial implications, with fascial layer palpation and touch skills embedded throughout.
Help clients break through plateaus by understanding myofascial relationships
Practical assessment skills in balance and symmetry
Small class sizes for 1‑on‑1 support throughout the day
Between workshops, the reasoning continues online.
The Case Review Clinic runs on Zoom in a small practitioner groups.
Request a placeSpeaking & Teaching
For associations, clinics and institutions
Conference presentations
Structural assessment, myofascial release and posture education for professional association events and conferences.
Clinic in-service training
Tailored sessions for clinic teams who want a shared assessment language across different modalities.
Institutional teaching
Curriculum development and guest teaching, drawing on experience convening the Myofascial Release program within the Osteopathy degrees at Western Sydney University.
From a past participant
The Myofascial Release course that I did with Nicholas was the most relevant and useful course I have ever done. His depth of understanding and experience in bodywork made the course full of useful practical tips that I began to apply with my clients the next week. I still use them today, many years later.
Background reading
New to myofascial release?
Two short reads cover the ground before a workshop:
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Workshops run by invitation for clinics, associations and training providers, and as scheduled public events. Tell Nicholas about your group and what you want them to walk away with.
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