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Live Introduction: When Pain Persists

A 90-minute Live Experience Lab: Saturday 21 November 2026

56.25 Australian dollars
Dhamma Gamil

Service Description

For people experiencing recurring aches, stiffness, muscular tension or restrictions in everyday movement. When discomfort persists, it can be useful to look beyond the symptoms and explore the anatomy and movement involved. This 90-minute Experience Lab introduces a different way to engage with your body through high-resolution 3D anatomical imagery, guided movement and practical exploration. What you'll experience Participants will: See the anatomy: View muscles in high-resolution 3D imagery and locate them on your own body. Connect muscle to movement: Identify which muscles contribute to familiar actions such as bending, reaching, walking and standing. Try practical techniques: Practise muscle activation, mobility exercises and self-release using a handball. Notice the difference: Compare how movement feels before and after targeted muscular exploration. Take it home: Identify techniques to practise independently and recognise when individual assessment may be useful. Why the Experience Lab? The Experience Lab complements your existing gym, Pilates, physiotherapy, rehabilitation or training routine. We work alongside practitioners, trainers and professionals across fitness, wellness and academia, offering a practical anatomical perspective that you can take into everyday life. No advanced anatomy knowledge is required. The emphasis is on observation, exploration and discovering what you can apply for yourself. Stop treating the symptoms. Start embodying the solution. This is an educational and experiential workshop, not a diagnostic assessment or substitute for individual clinical care.


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Please note, this purchase is unconditional. No exchanges, transfers or refunds provided.


Contact Details

  • Moggill QLD, Australia

    + 0438953091

    alexis@onenaturaltherapies.com.au


Ph / text 0438 953 091

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Dhamma Gamil​

Honeyeater Cres

Moggill

We acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we live and work.  The Turrbal and Yuggara people of Maiwar, The Quandamooka people of Minjerribah, the Bunjalung people to the south, Waka Waka and Gubi Gubi to the north, Burrangum to the west, and particularly to the Gammilray people who have shared deep knowledge and lore.  We acknowledge sovereignty has not yet been ceded and we stand with you in reconciliation. 

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