Choose the level that fits your work
Each tier builds on the one before it. Start with the core knowledge, add assessment and feedback, or continue into hands-on Reformer training.
Tier 1: Foundation £249
Start with the core knowledge.
The full online course covers the key considerations when working with pregnant and postnatal clients.
You’ll work through the course at your own pace, followed by a quiz to check your understanding.
Includes:
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Full online course
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Quiz
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Certificate of Completion, issued when you finish the course
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8 CPD hours
Choose Foundation if:
You want to build your knowledge and understand how to work more safely with perinatal clients.
Tier 2: Certificate £395
Take your learning into practice.
Tier 2 includes everything in Foundation, plus a case study and practical video.
Kim will mark your work and provide personal feedback. This gives you the opportunity to apply what you’ve learned and think through how you would approach real client situations.
Includes everything in Tier 1, plus:
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Case study
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Practical video
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Personal feedback from Kim
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Certificate of Achievement, issued by Kim
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15 CPD hours
Choose Certificate if:
You want to demonstrate how you apply the learning and receive personal feedback from Kim.
Tier 3: Reformer Certification £595
Go further with hands-on Reformer training.
Tier 3 includes everything in Tiers 1 and 2, plus an in-person Reformer half day with Kim.
For now, this practical training is Reformer-specific. You’ll have time to explore how the course principles apply to your Reformer sessions, followed by a Q&A with Kim.
Includes everything in Tier 2, plus:
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In-person Reformer half day
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Follow-up Q&A with Kim
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Certificate of Achievement, issued by Kim
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20 CPD hours
£595, or three monthly payments of £198.33 (total £594.99). Choose the payment plan.
Choose Reformer Certification if:
You want to take your perinatal knowledge into hands-on Reformer work and have the opportunity to ask questions directly with Kim.
“This course gave me the confidence to work safely with perinatal clients. I now feel much more confident knowing when to refer someone on, and how to adapt exercises to suit each person.”
Fiona, Perinatal Movement Foundations graduate
Questions before you book
Yes. Start with Tier 1, and if you later decide you want the assessed Certificate or the Reformer Certification, you pay the difference. There is no time limit and no penalty for starting small.
Email me within 14 days of buying, provided you have not worked past the first module, and I will refund you in full. After that, or once you have gone further into the course, I am not able to refund.
The next one is planned for November 2026, in Oxfordshire. Days are capped at six people so the teaching stays personal, which means a date runs once the group is full. When you buy Tier 3 you go straight onto the list and I will be in touch with the details. If the November date does not fill and no alternative has been arranged within six months of your purchase, tell me and I will refund the difference between Tier 3 and Tier 2. You keep everything else.
It is self-paced, so it fits around your teaching. The CPD hours are a fair guide to the time involved: 8 hours for Foundation, 15 for the Certificate and 20 for the Reformer Certification.
It is a CPD course, evidence-based and physiotherapist-led. It is not a regulated qualification and it does not replace one.
Many movement professionals add perinatal work under their existing insurance once they have trained, but cover varies. Always check the specifics with your own insurer.
No. Tiers 1 and 2 suit any movement professional. The in-person day is Reformer for now. If you have a group from another discipline, get in touch and we can look at running one.
Not sure where to start?
Most people start with Foundation. It gives you the full course and the knowledge to work safely with perinatal clients, and you can add the assessment or the Reformer day later by paying the difference.