WORKSHOP

In this post-pandemic world, touch has become the forgotten - almost taboo - language of times past. We know the power of touch - one of the oldest ways of healing and connecting. Modern science now shows the essential, alchemical response in our bodies that proves the importance of loving, present touch on our physiology and our social and emotional health. Beyond science, we know through our own personal and professional experience, the immense impact of integrating touch and massage into our everyday lives, with our loved ones, on our personal and interpersonal relationships. 

This two-day workshop is a culmination of over 30+ collective years of Georgia and Phoebe’s drive to understand, work with, communicate, and guide people to feel better in their bodies. 

In this edition of our Embracing Touch workshop, we invite partners, couples, friends, family members, and lovers ready to embrace touch.

Together we will explore…

~ The importance of connecting with and prioritising your own body

~ Self-care and embodied touch through movement and self-massage

~ Incorporating touch and massage into your relationship for deeper connection and care

~ Foundational tools for working with the body to release tension, de-stress, and nourish the nervous system and tissues

~ Oil massage techniques for the face, neck, head, and more

Temperance Hall, South Melbourne

Saturday August 31st & Sunday September 1st

10 - 3 pm

$699 per couple

Georgia is a passionate bodyworker and has been practicing at her home studio in Melbourne, supporting and educating women and people in all phases of their cyclical life to experience ease in their bodies. Georgia is also a yoga teacher, a movement enthusiast, and a lover of all things encompassing our bodies, our well-being, and the things that make us feel good in our own skin.

Georgia has spent the past 10+ years traveling the world to study the body through different modalities and from incredible teachers of yoga, massage, dance, and therapeutic bodywork practices in Melbourne, Indonesia, Thailand, and Germany.

Phoebe discovered her love and affinity with bodywork and movement through dancing as a child. Through her teenage years and early adulthood, she pursued her passion, and it was through dancing that she discovered yoga. Phoebe completed her yoga teacher training in Bali and began teaching yoga classes in Melbourne in 2012.

Over the years, Phoebe has developed her expertise through personal practice, teaching & study. As well as developing and delivering teacher training courses and retreats in Australia, New Zealand, and Indonesia.

If you have financial barriers to attending, a payment plan option is available, as well as, we have one scholarship available for someone experiencing financial hardship. Please reach out to hello@georgia-jane.com.au to enquire about either of these options.