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The Joanne Avison Podcast

Joanne Avison
Fascia
Movement Therapy
Human Anatomy
Scarring
Yoga
Continuity
Manual Therapy
Consciousness
Fasciategrity
Contiguity
British Fascia Symposium
Light Touch
Philosophy
Proprioception
Embryology
Pilates
Human Dissection
Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
Fascia Matrix
Walking

The Joanne Avison Podcast is a journey into Spiritual Science, examining the sacred geometry of human form and motion and how the Fascia Matrix changes all we thought we knew about human bodies. Reflecting on her rich experience as a movement and manual therapy practitioner, Certified Archetypal Consultant, ordained minister and Doctor of Spiritual Science; Joanne challenges our assumptions of hum... more

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Latest Episodes

The human body isn’t mechanical — it’s relational.

This episode explores the Law of Three and how it reveals a hidden harmony between cells, tissues, and the in-between. Drawing from fascia science, biomechanics, and embodied somatics, Joanne explai... more

Why do things take time? Fascia, learning, and presence hold the answer.

In this episode Joanne reflects on fascia as the tissue of time, how it carries our stories, rhythms, and presence and why learning and healing require patience. Through teachi... more

Anxiety relief begins with the breath — and this simple guided practice helps you restore presence, inner peace, and calm.

In this episode, Joanne shares a gentle breathwork sequence that goes beyond “just breathing deeper.” Drawing on fascia therap... more

In this episode of Myofascial Magic in Action, Joanne and Paul are buzzing with excitement about their upcoming workshop in Holland this October — but this chat goes way beyond just the event itself.

They dive into the real magic: How do different l... more

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Heather Natoli
Holistic healer and founder of The Fascia Clinic.
The Fascia Clinic
Episode: Fascia, Seizures & Healing: A Mother’s Incredible Journey, with Heather Natoli
Carol M. Davis
Emeritus Professor of Physical Therapy at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
University of Miami Miller School of Medicine
Episode: Redefining Medicine: Empathy, Energy and the Human Connection with Carol M Davis
Shane McDermott
Very wise and accomplished individual, working with leading bodywork protagonists and spiritually aware.
Episode: The Lost Connection: How Science Separated Body, Mind & Soul
Darrell Evans
Professor of Anatomy and Developmental Biology, with a focus on connective tissues and embryology.
University of Newcastle
Episode: Exploring Anatomical Variability and Learning with Professor Darrell Evans
Tully Hall
An experienced practitioner of the Alexander Technique and musician.
Episode: Exploring Alexander Technique with Tully Hall: A Journey of Self-Discovery and Healing
Dr. Karen Kirkness
A colleague and educator fascinated by embryology, teaching at Hull York Medical School.
Hull York Medical School
Episode: Unlocking the Secrets of the Embryo: the Science You Never Knew. With Dr Karen Kirkness
Paul Thornley
Movement instructor trainer in Pilates and martial arts expert
Episode: Fascia, Spirit, and Movement: Inside Joanne Avison's New Book
Carol Davis
Emeritus professor in the Department of Physical Therapy at the University of Miami
University of Miami
Episode: The Future of Medicine: How Energy, Fascia & Intuition Shape Healing, with Carol Davis
Jean-Claude Guimberteau
Surgeon, researcher, and pioneer in living tissue studies
Episode: You're Alive! Why that matters to Dr Jean-Claude Guimberteau

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Joanne Avison
Host of a podcast focused on the intersection of fascia, movement, and spirituality, bringing insights from her experience as a movement and manual therapy practitioner and as a Certified Archetypal Consultant.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 66 ratings
  • The Wisdom Within Your Fascia

    An amazing experience to hear this podcast! Sometimes I feel a ping inside me when I connect at deeper levels w the world, with others. And you absolutely resonated deeply in my being. I felt that ping and knew your authenticity. Your truth-telling. I’m changed by your “words”. Ty

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Cranedream
    United States7 days ago
  • Love this!

    Thanks for sharing so much wonderful knowledge with us. This podcast is a moment of pause for me and I love listening.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BristolYogaMum
    United Kingdoma month ago
  • I love the information on the shoulders

    I love this podcast. I have a passion for learning about fascia and how we can improve our bodies. This episode on the shoulders was awesome… So many of us have been taught to just roll them in circles, so I was happy to learn the correct way l! Thanks for sharing all your knowledge with us. It’s always fun to learn.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    2EC26
    United States6 months ago
  • Endless wealth of knowledge

    I love all your podcasts, Joanne. The most recent was with Tully Hall. There is just so much to learn from so many different people. Thank you for introducing them to us.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    YogiMobi
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • Your podcast is a real gem

    I really appreciate your podcast Joanne and I found your recent discussions with Jan Trewartha and Sarah Cox so wonderful. You are all extraordinary human beings and this work is transformational. Kind wishes, Dawn 🙏💫

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Dadagrovejazz
    United Kingdom4 years ago

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Reviews frequently highlight the passion and expertise of the host, suggesting a strong community around shared interests in holistic health.
The overall sentiment is overwhelmingly positive, with many seeking further exploration of the themes raised in each episode.
Many express gratitude for the unique insights into the connection between the body and emotional well-being, noting the engaging discussions with guests.
Listeners appreciate the depth of knowledge shared, particularly regarding fascia and its importance to overall health.
Listeners find the storytelling approach refreshing and effective in conveying complex topics. The podcast is seen as a valuable resource for ongoing personal and professional development in health and wellness.

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From Chocolate to Fascia: Joanne Avison on Living Anatomy
Q: If you could go back in time and hand this book to one person, who would it be?
I would hand it to Tom Myers, but also Leonardo da Vinci for his understanding of anatomy and movement.
From Chocolate to Fascia: Joanne Avison on Living Anatomy
Q: What was the most challenging part of writing the book?
The hardest part was organizing the contributions of different authors into a coherent narrative that maintained accessibility.
From Chocolate to Fascia: Joanne Avison on Living Anatomy
Q: Who is the book primarily written for?
It's written for any movement or manual therapist because they need to help clients recover and move better, linking fascia concepts to practical movement exercises.
From Chocolate to Fascia: Joanne Avison on Living Anatomy
Q: What inspired you to write Myofascial Magic in Action?
I wrote Yoga, Fascia, Anatomy and Movement at the request of Serena Wulfard, and that led to creating a program because there was a general problem in translating fascia and myofasia concepts into practical applications.
Cynthia Allen: The kind of woman the world needs right now!
Q: And who else have you got at the summit for us?
Cynthia shares that there are many speakers, including Joanne, Edward Yu on biomechanics for runners, Julie Cassin Rubin on practical Feldenkrais, and others covering topics from pelvic floor health to chronic pain.

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The content is centered on the intricate relationship between the fascia matrix, human anatomy, and the concept of 'Humans Being,' where the body and soul are viewed as interconnected rather than separate elements. The discussions not only cover physical aspects but also delve into emotional and spiritual dimensions of health and well-being, encouraging a holistic approach to understanding human motion and anatomy. The podcast features diverse guests, including scientists and practitioners, who share insights and experiences that enrich the interpretation of spiritual science in relation to physicality. Notably, the storytelling and personal reflections of the host provide an engaging narrative that inspires curiosity and a deeper examinati... more

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