06/17/2026
I cap my trainings in Vancouver at 8 students.
This is because intimacy matters in this work. When class sizes stay small, I can watch how each person’s hands move, catch the moment when something clicks or when confusion sets in, and adjust the teaching in real time.
There’s space for questions that might not get asked in a larger group, for students to practice without rushing, to make mistakes without performing, and to find their own rhythm with the work.
Learning Biosomatic Craniosacral Therapy requires developing the capacity to listen with your whole system, and that takes space, attention, and time.
Small groups allow for that. They create an environment where depth is possible, where students can actually integrate what they’re learning rather than just collecting information.
If you’re interested in upcoming trainings, I’d love to support you on this path. Link in bio to learn more and sign up.