Myofascial Meridians for the Manual Therapist

Presented by Lauren Christman

One short course . . . long-lasting results for you!
A Three-day workshop ~ 21 NCBTMB credits

“Body3 series - The Upper Girdle: Balancing the Shoulder and Arm”

CONNECT THE DOTS!

• Get the latest info on fascia, muscle, and movement
• Learn the 12 myofascial meridians and treatment strategies
• Link living anatomy to human growth, development, perception, and consciousness
  3-D anatomy mapped as you’ve never felt it before – Anatomy Trains just makes sesnse! Specifically designed for today’s hands-on or movement therapist.

SEE THE PATTERNS!

• Accurately “bodyread” posture & movement
• Find the strain beneath the pain
  Assess your clients in a new way – see how work in one area has positive effects in another. Lead chronic problems to lasting solutions.

SHAPESHIFT!

• Learn effective Myofascial and fascial techniques
• Change stubborn postural “set’ in just a few moves

REGISTER EARLY TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT!
Phone: 509-892-5996
Email: timg731@hotmail.com

Tuition Policy: We understand life happens, however cancellation must be requested 7 days prior to class to receive a refund. A $50 cancellation fee will apply.

Please make checks payable to “Therapeutic Approach Massage”
730 N. Hamilton ~ Spokane, WA 99202

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The shoulder girdle rests on the rib cage and hangs from the neck, and most long-term shoulder dysfunctions involve imbalances in all three areas. Because its bony structure is designed for movement, this girdle is highly dependent on the balance within its fascial web for proper position and function. In this course, we combine thorough postural assessment of the shoulder girdle with fundamental myofascial release techniques for the entire appendage. Take your treatment of this crucial area farther by addressing underlying relationships between the thorax, arm and head.

Learn techniques to address the:
upper rib rings, lateral ribs and sternum
rotator cuff, axilla region and subclavius
shoulder ‘X’: underlying muscles that create scapular stability
head-neck position: levator scapula, scalenes
muscles of the upper arm that create shoulder imbalance, and
forearm, wrist and palm

Each of the Body3 series is a short, intensive course, limited to specific anatomy and heavy on manual soft-tissue technique. Each course focuses on 15 – 20 core ‘templates’ for technique, which can be applied in different ways for the specific postural patterns in your clients. Open to manual practitioners; wear comfortable clothing appropriate for visual assessment.