Training Course — June 2027 to June 2031

Santiago de Chile 1

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Santiago de Chile stretches at the foot of the imposing Andes mountain range, offering a unique contrast between natural landscape and urban life. The capital blends contemporary architecture, historic neighborhoods and a vibrant cultural life expressed through its museums, theaters, cafés and public spaces.

The city invites you to explore iconic neighborhoods such as Barrio Bellas Artes, with its thriving arts and food scene, or to take in panoramic views from Cerro San Cristóbal, set at the heart of Parque Metropolitano — one of the largest urban parks in Latin America. For those seeking a connection with nature, places like the Quebrada de Macul offer an escape from the urban pace without ever leaving the city.

Santiago is a diverse, well-connected and dynamic city, where cosmopolitan energy, a celebrated culinary scene and a close relationship with the natural surroundings all come together. Its open skies and sunsets over the Andes create an inspiring backdrop that will warmly accompany your learning journey.

A prime location

Our Santiago venue is situated in a strategic part of the city, with excellent public transport links and easy access to parks, cafés and local amenities. This setting encourages rest, reflection on what you have learned, and a pleasant urban experience throughout your training days.

Pedagogical excellence

The program draws students from a range of countries and is led by Marilupe Campero, an internationally recognized trainer. Her classes, taught in Spanish, are distinguished by their clarity, depth and practical focus, creating a learning experience that is personal, rigorous and experiential.

A hybrid and flexible format

The training is organized across 40 class days per year, spread over separate segments. The program combines 75% in-person classes — essential for direct hands-on experience — with 25% online classes via Zoom, for added convenience.

Ongoing support

The learning process is supported by study groups and online sessions between segments, encouraging continuous exchange and deepening of knowledge. In addition, any missed days or training segments can be made up in our next training program in Santiago de Chile, starting in 2028, or in any of our other international programs, providing full flexibility and support throughout your training.

In this program, and across all our training programs, we offer the following benefits:

  • Comprehensive Audio Recording Included: Your training program includes a full audio recording to enrich your learning experience.
  • Video Recordings: You can get access to the video recordings of all hands-on training sessions.
  • Upon completing two of the four training years you can earn the “Teacher-In-Training Certificate”. This certificate entitles you to teach ATM classes to the public, promote your work, and share your expertise.
  • In our educational programs, you’ll start learning Functional Integration (FI) from the beginning, setting you on the path to becoming an expert in this hands-on practice.

Like all of our professional training programs, the Santiago de Chile 1 program is fully certified by a Feldenkrais Training Accreditation Board — in this case, the NATAB.

Segment Structure

Training year 1 has 5 segments starting in June 2026. From year 2 onward, each training year has 4 segments — two shorter online segments and two longer in-person segments of 2–3 weeks, generally in the months of January, March, June, and October.

Contact

This event is offered and organized by

Sociedad de Profesionales De Educación Somática y Trabajo, S.L.
Rut Sociedad: 78.261.693-5
Brown Nte. 40
Ñuñoa
Región Metropolitana
Chile

Instituto Feldenkrais España, S.L.U. acts only as an intermediary.

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Next Segment

Segment June 2027
09.06.–13.06.2027
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Training Location

Zoom
live online
Chile

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Fee

98000,00 $CLP / day.

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Course Language

Spanish with English translation

Course dates and trainers

Dates and timetables are subject to change.
If you cannot attend a day/segment, you can always make up for it later.

First Year — 2027 to 2028

Segment June 2027 Online

09.06. – 13.06.2027 (5 Days) Marilupe Campero

Segment August 2027 Online

12.08. – 15.08.2027 (4 Days) Jaime Polanco

Segment October 2027

01.10.–15.10.2027 (13 Days) Marilupe Campero

Segment January 2028 Online

20.01. – 22.01.2028 (3 Days) Marilupe Campero

Segment June 2028

09.06.–26.06.2028 (15 Days) Gaby Gómez

Second Year — 2028 to 2029

Segment September 2028

29.09.–14.10.2028 (14 Days) Marilupe Campero

Segment January 2029 Online

15.01. – 17.01.2029 (3 Days)

Segment March 2029 Online

08.03. – 10.03.2029 (3 Days) Marilupe Campero

Segment June 2029

02.06.–17.06.2029 (14 Days) Gaby Gómez, Jaime Polanco

Segment August 2029 Online

29.08. – 03.09.2029 (6 Days) Marilupe Campero

Third Year — 2029 to 2030

Segment September 2029

29.09.–17.10.2029 (16 Days) Mara Fusero

Segment January 2030 Online

22.01. – 25.01.2030 (4 Days) Marilupe Campero

Segment March 2030 Online

11.03. – 14.03.2030 (4 Days) Mara Fusero

Segment June 2030

06.06.–24.06.2030 (16 Days) Marilupe Campero

Fourth Year — 2030 to 2031

Segment October 2030

03.10.–21.10.2030 (16 Days) Christoph Habegger

Segment January 2031 Online

23.01. – 26.01.2031 (4 Days) Marilupe Campero

Segment March 2031 Online

06.03. – 09.03.2031 (4 Days) Christoph Habegger

Segment June 2031

12.06.–30.06.2031 (16 Days) Marilupe Campero
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Additional information

Joining a training course that has already started

The courses are designed in such a way that enrollment is open during the whole of the first year of the course. Missed days will have to be made up in subsequent courses.

Making up for missed days

You can make up for missed days in another training program. For specific details, contact your organizer who will help you (together with the educational director) to establish a personal make up plan. For more info, please read the FAQ.