something's off with your baby.
Feels tight or stiff when you hold them. Trouble latching. Wakes up crying more than they sleep. Constant gas. A tongue tie, released or not, that's still causing problems.
Or maybe you just intuitively know something's not right, and you're not okay waiting around for it to get worse.
You've heard, "they'll grow out of it."
But the real cause behind most common infant struggles is fascial tension, and that’s not something children grow out of. and guess what… YOU can do something about it!
You want to help your child
You want to see real change, symptoms actually improving, not just being managed.
You want them to sleep well, grow, and thrive.
You want to address the root of the problem, not slap a bandaid on it.
You want peace in your home.
Built for parents
SOMA Shalom equips parents with simple fascial release techniques and oral function exercises that you can do for your child, with your own two hands.
You don't need prior skills or special equipment. Just a few minutes at a time, in the moments you already have with your child.
We put together this training for parents because this is what we needed 13 years ago. After struggling through the infant season with our first two kids…we became fascia experts after we saw how this therapy changed everything about our home.
Since then we've helped hundreds of families in person doing hands-on therapy for the past eight years, and now we want to help parents like you.
What's Inside
Lifetime access to 5 training modules that you move through at your own pace with 15+ videos demonstrating and explaining the following concepts:
Understanding Fascia —
what it is, why it matters, and what to look for in your child
Fascial Release at Home —
assessing and releasing fascial tension in infants and toddlers
Optimizing Oral Function —
simple exercises for optimizing oral function in infants, and game-based fun for toddlers
Floor Time Exercises —
movement work for achieving milestones and nervous system development
Example Sessions —
real sessions demonstrating fascial release with a variety of age ranges
Along with PDF assessment guides, quick reference sheets for the techniques and progress logs for tracking improvements. Plus access to a private facebook group for support & questions.
$249 Early Bird Price
$299 full price
— limited time offer
Common Questions
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Yes. You don't have to have prior skill or knowledge to do these techniques. You will only need to be open to trying something new and trusting your parental intuition.
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No. Honestly, We believe every child benefits from seeing a fascial provider and chiropractor, not just the ones with stubborn or complex patterns. This training is a great supplement to that care, not a replacement for it.
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Yes. It's sure to help, but how much will change depends on you and your kiddo. Every child is different. Sometimes you still need a provider, and this course will help you know when that's true.
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This training is designed specifically for infants and toddlers, not over the age of 3. Much of the information could apply to older children in your family, but we can’t provide support or answer questions about the application with older kids.
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We intentionally priced our training as low as possible hoping to get it into the hands of as many families as possible.
To frame this for you, a single in-person session with a trained fascial provider can be anywhere between $120-250+. This is lifetime access, for every child you have, for less than the cost of two appointments.
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We became fascial release experts after seeing this therapy change everything for our first two kids, and we've helped hundreds of families in person, hands-on, for years. This course is the same knowledge, taught the way we wish someone had taught it to us.
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Definitely, If you are a provider working with infants JOIN US! Just know that we formatted this with parents in mind, not professionals, so we won’t answer business/implementation specific questions.
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This resource is meant to equip you for working with your own kids. It's not a certification, and it doesn't qualify you to provide this work professionally for other families. Check your state and local city's requirements for licensure and scope of practice for serving the general public.