8 Day Somatic Water Therapy Training Foundation Level, Egypt

This eight-day foundation training in somatic water therapy takes place at the Neom Dahab Hotel in Dahab, Egypt, and is designed for practitioners who feel drawn to using water as a healing and embodied medium. It serves as the first tier of a broader modular pathway, making it a fitting starting point for anyone building toward professional practice in aquatic bodywork. Across roughly fifty hours of guided learning, participants move between pool sessions and open-water practice along the Red Sea coast. The curriculum weaves together somatic awareness, conscious movement, and breathwork, giving students a felt sense of how the body responds and reorganizes in water. Each session builds on the last, allowing time for both skill acquisition and personal integration. The small-group format keeps the container intimate and focused, so every participant receives meaningful attention from the facilitators. Dahab's calm shoreline and warm climate create a naturally supportive backdrop for this kind of slow, attentive work, where the rhythm of the sea becomes part of the learning itself. Whether you are a bodyworker, yoga teacher, therapist, or simply someone curious about the intersection of movement and water, this foundation level offers a grounded entry point. By the end of the eight days, you will have a practical framework for facilitating somatic experiences in water and a clear sense of where the next module can take you.