This third module completes the in-person stage of the Craniosacral Therapy in Water^™ training pathway, integrating global body assessment, systemic work, evidence-based practice, and the support of complex processes of physiological reorganization.

Upon completion of this training, you will be able to:

• Understand the neuroanatomy, physiology, and biomechanics of the cranio-cervical-facial complex and its relationship with the craniosacral system, fascial system, and the body’s overall organization.

• Assess and facilitate the release of structures related to the Avenue of Expression: thoracic inlet, jaw, tongue, palate, vomer, facial structures, and associated tissues.

• Apply advanced local and global unwinding techniques, following the spontaneous movements of the tissues and the body’s inherent responses.

• Deepen the principles of Somatoemotional^® Release, developing resources to safely support processes related to body memory, expression, and reorganization.

• Integrate surface and underwater therapeutic work through 360° continuity, exploring breathing dynamics, adaptation to the underwater environment, and three-dimensional movement.

• Incorporate principles of evidence-based practice, clinical reasoning, and applied research methodology within Craniosacral Therapy in Water^™.

• Design and develop the initial clinical case framework required to complete professional certification.

• Develop greater autonomy to facilitate full sessions from an integrated, safe, and health-centered practice.

This advanced module is designed for students who have completed Craniosacral Therapy in Water^™ Module 2 and wish to consolidate a more integrated, precise, and autonomous clinical practice.

It is particularly intended for professionals who want to:

• Deepen their ability to assess the body as a whole, interconnected system.
• Learn to support local and global unwinding processes through tissue listening and physiological rhythm perception.
• Expand their skills in Somatoemotional^® Release and therapeutic communication.
• Integrate structural, fascial, craniosacral, and emotional work within a single session.
• Develop confidence in following the body’s Inherent Treatment Plan, beyond predefined protocols or sequences.
• Complete their training pathway toward certification as a Professional in Craniosacral Therapy in Water^™.

• Have completed Craniosacral Therapy in Water^™ Module 2.
• Have integrated the practice through both providing and received sessions, and/or supervised practice.
• Complete the preparatory learning pathway available on the learning platform prior to the start of the training.

This class will be taught in Spanish and English.

Upon completion of this module, participants will receive a Certificate of Participation issued by the Watsupath^™ Training Institute, certifying the hours completed. In addition, the credits corresponding to this training will be added to the student’s digital academic record in the International W.A.B.A. Registry and will form part of the student’s official professional training.

To fulfill the certification and registration as Craniosacral Therapy in Water^™ Practitioner it is required to complete all established requirements of the 200-hour program, including supervisions and the development of the final clinical case study.

Elisa Muñoz Blanco is a physical therapist, university lecturer, and clinical researcher with over twenty years of experience exploring how the body organizes life, pain, and resilience. Her work integrates evidence-based physiotherapy, psychosomatic medicine, neurophysiology, and advanced aquatic therapies, through a systemic, sensitive, and deeply embodied perspective.

She is the creator of Craniosacral Therapy in Water^™ (CST in Water^™) and the founder of the Watsupath^™ Training Institute, an international space for research, clinical practice, and knowledge transmission. Elisa is one of the few accredited instructors authorized to teach Clinical Watsu^® 3, recognized for her contribution to the understanding of fascia as a system, trauma integration, and self-regulatory processes in water.

Specialized in pediatric physiotherapy, psychotherapy and advanced manual therapy, she combines clinical practice with university teaching and scientific research, actively contributing to peer-reviewed publications and international conferences. Her way of teaching and accompanying is defined by precision, deep listening, and respect for the body’s rhythms, embodying a curious, complex, and creative mind committed to clinical excellence and profound human care.

Begins on Wednesday, July 21, 2027, at 8:30am.

Ends on Sunday, July 25, 2027, at 5pm.

All scheduled hours are required, so please do your best to be on time at the beginning and organize your return home so that you can stay until the end of the course. Any missed training hours must be made up with individual supervision.

Registration fee for the course is €850,00. See available BONUS options below.

The fee includes participation in the course, all didactic materials, additional pre-recorded learning resources, the certificate of attendance, and official digital certification registered with W.A.B.A. It also includes access to our professional community and the learning platform.

The fee does not include the contribution for the use of the pool facilities (see details below), nor travel, accommodation, or meals.

As an Early Registration Bonus, the first 5 students who complete their enrollment through the payment platform will receive a 10% bonus applied on the course fee. Coupon: tcsa3

Continuing Training: Students who have completed CST in Water^™ Modules 1 & 2 during the same academic year, will receive a 15% discount applied on the course fee.

Participants repeating this course are eligible for a 30% alumni rate on the course fee. Coupon: auditortcsa3

Bonuses cannot be combined.

If, after registering for the course, a participant needs to cancel their enrollment, the following conditions will apply:

• All cancellations must be requested in writing (by email to info@watsupath.com).
• Cancellations requested more than 30 days prior to the start of the course will be eligible for a refund of the amount paid, minus a €100 administrative fee.
• Cancellations requested less than 30 days prior to the start of the course are not eligible for a refund. However, the amount paid may be converted into a credit for a future course, provided that it is taught by the same instructor, takes place at the same facility, and is offered under the same training and financial conditions.

In the event that the course is cancelled by the organization, the full amount paid will be refunded, without any additional compensation.

AQUATIC THERAPY UNIT OF THE SAN JOSÉ FOUNDATION HOSPITAL

C/ Pinar de San José, 98

28044 MADRID.

www.fundacioninstitutosanjose.com

Facility Cost:

The San José Foundation Hospital will make its Aquatic Therapy Unit available to students enrolled in this course. The total fee for the use of the facilities over the five days is €190 (VAT included). It must be paid through our payment gateway upon registration and will be itemized and included in the final invoice.

Meals:

The San José Foundation cafeteria offers a simple menu every day, salads, sandwiches and hamburgers. The dining room set up for the group is equipped with a microwave, so you can bring your own lunch if you wish.

The areas designated for lunch and snacks in the hospital gardens are a pleasant place to take a break, weather permitting.

Accomodation: The Institute takes care of everything related to the course. You will need to arrange your own transportation and accommodation during the training

AQUATIC THERAPY UNIT OF THE SAN JOSÉ FOUNDATION HOSPITAL.

https://goo.gl/maps/nBpnxc2deLu

CAR:
M-40 exit 30, Cuatro Vientos
M-45, towards N-V, M40 _exit 30
M-30, towards N-V, Cuatro Vientos exit

CITY BUS:
From Aluche (connection with metro line 5 and nearby C5s): 483 and 487 towards La Fortuna.
From Plaza elíptica (connection with line 6 and 11 of metro): 486 towards La Fortuna.

METRO:
Line 5 (light green) towards Casa de Campo. Get off at Aluche (link with bus).
Line 11 (dark green) towards La Peseta. Get off at La Peseta and walk 15 Min.

TRAIN: RENFE has regular services to Madrid.
By suburban train: line C-5 (yellow), to Móstoles – El Soto. Get off at Aluche (link with bus).

PLANE: Airport of Madrid – Barajas