
NMP Somatic Education
Repattern your body through natural movement.
Neuro-Muscular Patterning
What Makes NMP Different?
NMP Somatics™ is a whole-body, nervous-system–based approach to movement education rooted in the lineage of Hanna Somatic Education as developed by Thomas Hanna.
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As a dance and movement teacher, I’ve learned that lasting change doesn’t come from forcing the body into better shapes — it comes from changing how the movement is organized from the inside. The nervous system contributes to the choreography.
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NMP works through gentle neuromuscular re-patterning to restore voluntary control of movement. Through slow, precise, awareness-based sequences, students learn to sense what they’re doing, soften habitual tension patterns, and reintroduce ease, coordination, and functional alignment — not by “correcting,” but by re-educating.
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This is whole-body learning: not just muscles, but timing, perception, breath, balance, and integration. While grounded in lineage, NMP Somatics™ has evolved into an evidence-informed model of neuromuscular education. The work aligns with contemporary research in motor learning, neuroplasticity, proprioception, and voluntary movement retraining — supporting the nervous system’s ability to reorganize movement through repeated, attentive experience.
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The progression of the work reflects this learning pathway:
MySoma Reset™ – building sensory clarity and voluntary control
MySoma Flow™ – developing continuity, responsiveness, and adaptability
SomAlign™ – integrating somatic intelligence into standing, posture, walking, and daily life.
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NMP Somatics™ trainings are offered as pre-approved continuing education for massage and bodywork professionals in both Canada and the United States. The curriculum continues to evolve through embodied teaching practice, clinical insight, and emerging movement science — honoring the roots of this work while keeping it alive and growing.
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Supported by peer-reviewed research on Hanna Somatic Education showing reductions in chronic neck and low back pain. View the research →
A Nervous-System First Approach
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Movement change begins in the brain, not in forceful stretching.
In the Hanna Somatics Lineage
Clinical somatic education rooted in Thomas Hanna’s work.
Progressive, Practical Integration
Reset → Flow → SomAlign, from the floor into daily life.
CEU-Approved Professional Training
Continuing education for massage and bodywork professionals in Canada and the U.S.A.