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Four sessions. One cohort. Eight days.14 · 16 · 18 · 21 September
AXIS is a body-based practice for the few seconds between what you intended and what you actually did.
The few seconds between meaning to and doing.
How fast do you come back?
You meant to be doing one thing. Later you realised you were doing something else. AXIS isn't training you to never drift — it's training the return. Four sessions, free formative pilot.
- 01 Mon 14 Sep
Before It Gets Loud
How readable is one signal in your body right now? You'll find one place you can locate without guessing.
- 02 Wed 16 Sep
Under Load
The same question with your laptop open and your own real work in front of you.
- 03 Fri 18 Sep
Find It Again
Lose the target on purpose, notice when it’s gone, and learn a short return you can use at a desk.
- 04 Mon 21 Sep
One Ordinary Moment
Bring one real moment from your week. We map it together — what you meant to do, when you noticed, what you did next.
Mon 14, Wed 16, Fri 18, Mon 21 September 2026 · 3:00–4:00 PM · 4Seas Nimman · free · 6–8 people
Body Signals
Three identical free pilot sessions — guided movement contrasts, then a structured written review.
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AXIS Body Reaction Lab
A first pilot with six participants, July 2026. Follow-up interviews showed that not every case was a suitable fit for the method, and that case selection, worksheet language and real-life practice all needed revision. That's why the one-to-one follow-up is now by invitation.
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Keep Chiang Mai in Your Body
The first AXIS event — movement, breath, cold, and integration.
View the recordThis is a body-awareness practice — not therapy, not medical advice.