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    Chicago Orthopedic Massage CE Class
    12 Jun

    Palatine, IL

    $395


    Lois Orth-Zitoli

    21

    The skills learned are helpful in assessing and treating tendon and ligament injuries, patellar tendinitis, medial compartment syndrome, chronic hamstring and quadriceps injuries, and iliotibial band syndrome. There will be a strong focus in the segment on athletic based injuries. Read more…

    Chicago Orthopedic Massage CE Class
    03 Oct

    Palatine, IL

    $250


    Lois Orth-Zitoli

    14

    This orthopedic massage workshop was designed by Dr. Ben Benjamin to help bodyworkers assess and treat specific injuries that challenge and frustrate most therapists. The workshop provides training in anatomy, assessment tests, treatment techniques, and client home exercises for the most typical injuries associated with six common complaints. Read more…

    Chicago Orthopedic Massage CE Class
    12 Dec

    Palatine, IL

    $298


    Lois Orth-Zitoli

    14

    This orthopedic massage workshop was designed by Dr. Ben Benjamin to help bodyworkers assess and treat specific injuries that challenge and frustrate most therapists. Learn injury assessment and therapeutic techniques to address the most commonly injured structures in the shoulder, including the rotator cuff tendons. Read more…

    Orthopedic Massage

    Orthopedic massage is a multidisciplinary, clinically-focused modality for approaching soft tissue injury, pain and dysfunction. Sessions begin with hands-on assessment techniques, move on to deep tissue manipulation and end on both strength building and stretching exercises. It is often a specialization discipline, but any deep tissue bodyworker can benefit from training.

    Orthopedic massage courses tend to focus on one area of the body, such as a spine or shoulder, making a la carte training possible. Some courses cover specific stretching techniques or orthopedic injuries. You can take general courses or investigate modalities like the Henrickson method, which uses wave-like mobilizations while the client is fully clothed. Specialization in any modality demands intensives and clinician-level courses but will open up clinical opportunities for practice.