Posture Works

| TASTER SESSION |

The next round of Aneta Idczak’s Trauma‑Informed Somatic Teacher & Coach training begins on April 18th, and I wanted to share it because it has been one of the most meaningful trainings I’ve ever taken.

It weaves together trauma‑sensitivity, somatic practice, the nervous system, and the cyclical nature of a woman’s life — all held within a space where you can show up exactly as you are. Aneta has a way of creating safety, softness, and genuine permission for your own process.

If you’d like to get a feel for the work, there’s a live Info & Taster Session this Thursday, April 9th at 12:30 PM UK time.

You can sign up here:
https://anetaidczak.com/trauma-informed-somatic-teacher-coach-for-women -session
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Last Chance to join us!

👉INFO and TASTER SESSION
for our training certification - Trauma-informed Somatic Teacher and Coach for Women.

Our next INFO and TASTER Session is taking place on Thursday 9th April at 12:30pm UK time via Zoom

👉If you’re a female practitioner who wants to work with women in a holistic and body-focused way - in a Trauma-informed somatic approach and be part of the community, then I invite you to find out more about our Trauma-informed Somatic Teacher & Coach for Women Training Certification in this free Info + Taster Session.

Join me to learn about this transformative holistic and body-focused training certification, what we cover in the curriculum and who it is for.

We will talk about how this unique Trauma-informed Somatic Teacher and Coach for Women programme’s approach to working with others can help us and our clients heal, change and grow.

If you cannot attend live you can sign up and I will email you the recording afterwards.

You can find all information about this training certification as well as to sign up for the free Info & Taster Session via the link below

https://anetaidczak.com/trauma-informed-somatic-teacher-coach-for-women -session

| SCOLIOSIS |

For anyone who grew up with scoliosis…

What part of your scoliosis story do you wish your younger self had more support with.

Looking back now, what do you wish someone had explained, normalised, or helped you understand about your body.
The emotional side?
The physical side?
The long‑term plan?
Or simply that you weren’t alone.

I’d love to hear your experience — your story might be the thing someone else needs to read today.