Courses & Retreats
Glasgow: Wuo-Tai Winter Weekender
December 5th & 6th
The world of our Fascia lies beneath the skin. It flows through and within us.
Long considered irrelevant, this organ of awareness and physical perception is coming to the forefront of movement and human wellbeing.
Is it your time to learn how to understand and work with this part of our bodies?
Come to Glasgow this December for an introduction to the practice of Wuo-Tai and leave with new techniques, a deeper understanding of the body, and more connected to your Self and those around you.
Wuo Tai is a mat-based bodywork therapy developed by osteopath Roland Coombes and Nathalie Coombes. It takes osteopathic principles off the treatment table and onto the floor, where giver and receiver move together — closer to a dance than a procedure.
The work centres on fascia — the continuous connective web wrapping every muscle, organ and cell. Fascia carries the structures rather than merely separating them, which is why it responds better to slow, weighted, whole-body movement than to direct pressure on muscle. Restore its pliability and the tissues slide against each other again; the body starts moving as one piece.
The practice supports:
Rebalancing of the centre of gravity so mobility comes from the whole structure.
Lengthening and releasing myofascial chains by binding and unbinding them.
Supporting circulatory and neural exchange.
Moving through the different organisational layers of the body. Returning movement to conscious awareness rather than leaving it automatic.
For those who have experience with massage treatments, this weekend will bring a new dimension into their practice. Experiencing the forms and techniques of working across the fascial structures of the body.
For those who are just beginning to work with the body or have less/no experience, this course provides a warm welcome into the world of bodywork through the lens of Wuo-Tai (Osteo-dance).
What you will walk away with:
A 60 min Wuo-Tai Bodywork Sequence
A deeper understanding of the fascia structures within our bodies
A self-care practice for practitioners
Videos content of the gestures and self-care practices
A new community of open-hearted people to experience and grow alongside
Dates and Location
December / 5th & 6th / 2026
Times: 10am - 6pm
The Wee Retreat, 2 Myrtle Park, Glasgow
A wholesome winter lunch and snacks will be provided on both days.
If you need any travel or accommodation advice, email contact@aerbodywork.com
Costs:
Early Bird - £350 (Ends September 14th)
Standard - £400
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London: Partner Massage Workshop
October 11th 2026
This one-day workshop teaches you the tools to support another person's body with skill, confidence, and care — whether that person is your partner, a friend, or a family member. You'll learn techniques drawn from Wuo Tai and Thai Yoga Massage: two practices rooted in working with the body's fascial structures rather than against them.
Wuo Tai is a technique focused on the fascial system — the connective web that shapes how we move, hold tension, and release it.
Thai Yoga Massage is an ancient practice of guided, supportive movement, designed to ease the body into deeper states of rest and repair.
Together, they create space for real restoration — for both the person giving and the person receiving.
Touch doesn't have to be sensual to be intimate.
When you learn to truly listen to another person's body to sense tension, ease, and rhythm through your hands, you build a trust that forms the foundation of your connection.
Come and find the way to give you partner what they crave, to be held and seen as they really are.
What you will walk away with:
A 45 min massage sequence to share with your partner and loved ones.
A deeper understanding of the fascia structures within our bodies
Videos content of the gestures and self-care practices
A new community of open-hearted people to experience and grow alongside
For those who have experience with massage treatments, this workshop will bring the dimension of Wuo-Tai and Thai Yoga Massgae into their practice. Experiencing the forms and techniques of working across the fascial structures of the body.
For those who are just beginning to work with the body or have less/no experience, this course provides a warm welcome into the world of bodywork through the lens of Wuo-Tai (Osteo-dance).
Dates and Location
October / 11th / 2026
Times: 10am - 6pm
Home from Home Studio, Clapham
(Full Address shared upon booking)
Food
A wholesome lunch and snacks will be provided
If you need any travel or accommodation advice, email contact@aerbodywork.com
Costs:
Couple Pass - £400
