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Part of the GROW/L Embodied Anatomy Series
Interstitium: The between place.
The interstitium is the between place between tissue and blood vessel. It’s small enough that until 2018, it was thought to be a sort of “wall” of collagen. But then researchers were able to use advanced imaging systems that saw it for what it is:
A vast, body-wide network of fluid-filled spaces.
The amount of fluid in the interstitium is roughly 20% of your body’s weight. So, while the interstitium might be microscopic, it is massive in its entirety.
And something profound happens when we give our attention to it.
In INNER SPACE: Embodied Anatomy of the Interstitium, you’ll learn the fundamentals of the anatomy and physiology of this vast body-wide system.
You’ll also experience what becomes possible when you actually feel it.
This session is part of an expanding Embodied Anatomy Series. Other sessions include BREATH MAGIC: Embodied Anatomy of the Lungs, LIVING EARTH: Embodied Anatomy of the Pelvis, and HELD: Embodied Anatomy of the Skin.
These sessions are meant to inform you about the awe-inspiring wonder of your own anatomy and physiology. Each session includes detailed information about the anatomy, followed by a guided somatic practice.
Once you register, you’ll be sent a link to view the session. You may rewatch the video as often as you wish.
Registration is open to anyone, regardless of somatic or movement experience. I have heard from true beginners to medical doctors and everything in between that these sessions are full of incredible new discoveries about the body.
Embodied Anatomy Sessions are free for members of Anchor Community
Purchase is for personal use only.
“I’ve been an LMT for over 25 years. Your language is a huge influence in how I tell the stories of our bodies to my clients and class participants.” - Jane Graybill, LMT
Part of the GROW/L Embodied Anatomy Series
Interstitium: The between place.
The interstitium is the between place between tissue and blood vessel. It’s small enough that until 2018, it was thought to be a sort of “wall” of collagen. But then researchers were able to use advanced imaging systems that saw it for what it is:
A vast, body-wide network of fluid-filled spaces.
The amount of fluid in the interstitium is roughly 20% of your body’s weight. So, while the interstitium might be microscopic, it is massive in its entirety.
And something profound happens when we give our attention to it.
In INNER SPACE: Embodied Anatomy of the Interstitium, you’ll learn the fundamentals of the anatomy and physiology of this vast body-wide system.
You’ll also experience what becomes possible when you actually feel it.
This session is part of an expanding Embodied Anatomy Series. Other sessions include BREATH MAGIC: Embodied Anatomy of the Lungs, LIVING EARTH: Embodied Anatomy of the Pelvis, and HELD: Embodied Anatomy of the Skin.
These sessions are meant to inform you about the awe-inspiring wonder of your own anatomy and physiology. Each session includes detailed information about the anatomy, followed by a guided somatic practice.
Once you register, you’ll be sent a link to view the session. You may rewatch the video as often as you wish.
Registration is open to anyone, regardless of somatic or movement experience. I have heard from true beginners to medical doctors and everything in between that these sessions are full of incredible new discoveries about the body.
Embodied Anatomy Sessions are free for members of Anchor Community
Purchase is for personal use only.
“I’ve been an LMT for over 25 years. Your language is a huge influence in how I tell the stories of our bodies to my clients and class participants.” - Jane Graybill, LMT
