Evangeline Di Michele - Bodywork Practitioner

I wanted the learning to begin before we meet in person.

Inside The Wave course, you can take your time with the videos and manual. You can return to a section, watch a movement again, or sit with an idea until it begins to make sense in your own body.

We explore the thinking and care beneath the work: touch, consent, the breath, the nervous system and the shape of the sequence.

The online theory gives us a shared foundation. Then, when we come together for the practical training, there is room to feel it, try it, ask questions and learn through the hands.

This is a little glimpse inside the course that awaits you.

There is something very special about receiving a message like this before we have even stepped into the room together. 🤍

This was sent to me as a voice note by one of the practitioners preparing for the last practical day of The Wave.

I put a great deal of care into the online learning that comes before we meet. I want you to have time to listen, learn, revisit things and begin to absorb the principles behind The Wave at your own pace.

It means that when we come together for the practical day, we can spend our time experiencing the work. Practising, asking questions, noticing, refining and learning through the body rather than trying to take in lots of new information all at once.

So hearing that the pre-learning already felt comprehensive and valuable before the practical day had even begun meant a great deal to me.

And I particularly loved hearing, “It’s the best training I’ve done in a long while.” Thank you. 🌿

The next practical training for The Wave is on 29th November in Richmond, Surrey, and there are now just 2 places remaining.

You don’t have to wait until November to begin. As soon as you book, I can give you access to the online learning, giving you plenty of time to listen, learn and absorb the teachings before we meet for our full day of practice together.

✨ The Wave
Somatic breathwork training for breathwork practitioners, therapists and bodyworkers.

If you feel drawn to join me, I’d love to welcome you.

✨ Only 2 places left for The Wave in November.

If you have been thinking about joining me, there is still plenty of time to begin.

As soon as you book your place, you can have access to the online learning and start making your way through it in your own time.

There is no need to rush. You can listen, learn, revisit and allow the teachings of The Wave to settle before we meet in Richmond.

Then, on 29th November, we come together for a full day of hands-on practice.
This is where we take what you have been learning and bring it into the body. You will have time to practise the sequence, experience it for yourself, ask questions and develop your confidence with my support throughout the day.

I keep these trainings intentionally small so that there is time and space for everyone.

There are now just 3 places remaining for November.

✨ The Wave — Somatic Breathwork Practitioner Training
🌿 Sunday 29th November
🌿 Richmond, Surrey
🌿 Online learning + full-day practical training
🌿 Full certification
🌿 Maximum 6 practitioners

If you feel The Wave could become part of the way you work with people, I would love to have you there.

To find out more or book one of the remaining places:
[email protected]

If you already work closely with people’s bodies, you may know this moment.

A client comes to you for breathwork, bodywork or movement. You have a beautiful practice to offer them, but you can feel that they need a little time before they are ready to receive it.

The Wave grew from that moment 🌊

I created the training for practitioners who want to bring more care and attention to the beginning of their sessions. Breathworkers, therapists, bodyworkers and teachers who are curious about what becomes possible when we slow down and meet the body first.

If you recognise that moment in your own work, I would love to share The Wave with you.

Contact me for more information: [email protected]

When someone comes to a breathwork session, they bring their whole day with them.

They may have rushed to get there. Their thoughts may still be busy, even as they lie down and close their eyes.

I’ve learned how much it matters to give the body a little time before asking it to enter the breath.

The Wave is the gentle touch sequence I’ve developed for that beginning.

Through alignment, rhythmic rocking and quiet pauses, we listen for how the person is arriving and let the pace of the work meet them there. I love sharing this with other practitioners. There is something so special about learning it together in a small room, feeling the sequence in your own body and practising with the support of others.

I’ll be teaching The Wave in Richmond on Sunday 29 November, with just six places available. The online theory is completed beforehand, followed by our practical training day together.

If you’re a practising breathworker or bodywork therapist and feel drawn to this work, you’re welcome to message me. I’d be happy to tell you more. 🌿

[email protected]