The program for this course focuses on learning :
- Anatomy of the respiratory system.
- The relationship between the respiratory system, nervous system, and visceral system.
- Recoil techniques for the respiratory system.
- Structural opening techniques for the rib cage, shoulder girdle, and spinal movements.
- Techniques for opening the diaphragm and releasing upper chest muscles.
- Visceral work, which involves addressing the organs and their surrounding tissues.
- Hara detoxification techniques
By the end of the course, participants will have a thorough understanding of the respiratory system’s anatomy and its relationship with other systems. They will also have learned various techniques for improving respiratory function, including opening up the rib cage, shoulder girdle, and diaphragm, as well as releasing tension in the upper chest muscles.
Daily Rhythm
08.30 – 9.00: Meditation & Yoga
09.15 – 13.00: Class
13.00 – 14.30: Lunch break
14.30 – 17.30: Class
Dates
Brussels, BE: 2026 / 27
29 oct to 01 Nov 2026
02 to 05 Jan 2027
04 to 07 Mar 2027
06 to 09 May 2027
19 to 22 Aug 2027
Price
Brussels, BE: 2026 / 27
Super Early Bird: 2650€ – valid until 01 June 2026
Early Bird: 2850€ – from 01 June until 22 sept 2026
From 22 sept 2026: 3200€
Repeating a course: 300€ for one module, exclusively for participants who completed the full program in a previous year.
Terms and conditions
Your registration is effective with the confirmation by mail + the total course fees transferred to the account of the ASBL ECOLE DE THAI YOGA MASSAGE
Asbl School of Thai Yoga Massage
Rue Mareyde 35 in 1150 Woluwe St Pierre
Brussels, Belgium
ING Bank
IBAN BE 10 3630 8826 6404
BIC: BBRUBEBB
Certification
Have completed the requirements for the 200h Osteothai Practitioner Training
Before the integration course:
Submit: a list of 40 study reports.
Write 1 topic about Osteothai.
During the integration course:
A kind and mindful evaluation.
Theoretical & practical
Where
Center: Les Magnolias
35, rue Mareyde – 1150 bruxelles
Lodging
Possibility of lodging at the venue, the first evening before the beginning of the course until the end of the course.