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A BETTER ME IS A BETTER YOU

The Evolution of Bodywork: The Matcha Method

Over the past 13+ years, I’ve built a life and practice that allows bodies to move freely, nervous systems to relax, and practitioners to integrate this work into their own lives with intention and skill.

In The Evolution of Bodywork, I introduce the Matcha Method—a tested, comprehensive system I’ve refined through years of hands-on experience. While Thai massage has been a foundational influence since 2013, the Matcha Method goes beyond tradition, blending ancient techniques with modern principles grounded in body mechanics and practices like Judo.

This workshop isn’t just about learning techniques. I teach movement professionals, practitioners, and dedicated learners how to embody the principles behind every movement, so they can accelerate their growth safely, avoid trial-and-error, and truly live the work rather than just perform it. Students learn how to listen to the body, read its needs, and adapt techniques in real time, creating sessions that are both effective and sustainable for themselves and their clients.

In short, this workshop is designed to educate, mentor, and inspire you to move, think, and work at a higher level, giving you the tools, guidance, and experience to shortcut the journey and fully embody the Matcha Method in your practice.

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Matcha Method L1 Sept 16-17 (Toronto)

$950.00

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Matcha Method L1 introduces and breaks down the 3 pillars of pain (feet, hips, shoulders). It focuses on the fundamentals of touch, flow, and breath work and identifying the restrictions of the body. It incorporates various pressure levels while also promoting an understanding of the importance of your own body’s energy.

This method was designed to help create awareness and confidence in your approach to the body through listening and teaches you how to use your body as a tool to sustain energy and create effortless movement.

This course is only available to certified thai massage body workers, and licensed/registered massage therapists, physiotherapists, chiropractors, osteopaths, and athletic therapists. This course is NOT currently being offered to fascial stretch therapists or personal trainers.

IMPORTANT:

By registering for this course, you understand that you are subject to a $100 administrative fee for refunds made if you are not licensed/registered or certified within the practices mentioned above. Matcha Method reserves the right to request proof of licensure/registration or certification. A service charge of $100 will apply for all cancellations. Refunds will not be issued within two weeks of the seminar date. I acknowledge that Matcha Method is only providing educational instruction in the Matcha Method System and is in no way liable for any injury sustained by your clients/patients during application of learned principles.

A service charge of $100 will apply for all cancellations. Refunds will not be issued within two weeks of the seminar date.

Please ensure to register with the correct spelling of your full name as you wish to be displayed on your certificate.
Please make sure that you are registering with ONE email address that is active. If you already have a Matcha Method Mail chimp account, please register using that email address.
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NOTE: Please arrange for your own cancellation insurance. In the event that a seminar is cancelled due to but not limited to a scheduling issue, host-issue or geo-political issue, Matcha Method will refund or credit your attendance fee BUT WILL NOT compensate for any flights, accommodation or days missed from work.

Mat created a unique approach combining his training in Thai Massage with his background in judo, as other influences such as Polynesian bodywork, Taurumi massage, and the techniques from the Feldenkrais method.