May 16, 2024
May 19, 2024
9:00 am To 6:00 pm
10000 Beach Club Drive, Myrtle Beach, SC, USA
https://www.myofascialrelease.com/
$695
800-327-2425
20
This fascinating intermediate seminar will give you the confidence and skill to successfully treat cervical pain, restriction of motion, reflex sympathetic dystrophy, carpel tunnel, TMJ pain, and to decrease pain in the hand while increasing its functional mobility. NCBTMB Provider # 025821-00
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Myofascial Release Seminars
seminars@myofascialrelease.com
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San Diego, CA
Rob Maggio
$695
20
This exciting “hands-on” introductory course has trained thousands of health professionals. Graduates of this course are immediately able to produce positive, structural changes in their patients with acute and chronic pain and dysfunction. These whole-body techniques will be an important added dimension to your existing treatment regimen, greatly enhancing your… Read more…
Spokane, WA
Mike Servant
$695
20
Our experience has shown that over 90% of patients suffering with lumbar and pelvic pain, menstrual problems, cervical pain, and headaches have imbalances in the pelvis creating fascial restrictions throughout the body. This introductory seminar will teach you a logical, step-by-step progression of techniques for treating the lumbo-pelvic region in… Read more…
Wilmington, DE
Valerie McGraw
$695
20
Our experience has shown that over 90% of patients suffering with lumbar and pelvic pain, menstrual problems, cervical pain, and headaches have imbalances in the pelvis creating fascial restrictions throughout the body. This introductory seminar will teach you a logical, step-by-step progression of techniques for treating the lumbo-pelvic region in… Read more…
A popular continuing education choice, myofascial release is a modality that aims to relax tense, constricted fascia surrounding soft tissue. Whether caused by overuse, inactivity or an underlying condition like trauma or disease, the constricted fascia can contribute to muscle tension, poor circulation and referred pain. Practitioners use a light touch and slow motions to “release” constriction in myofascial release sessions or as part of a routine. Expect to find both broad overview and targeted technique programs, including pediatrics, women’s health and approaching illnesses like fibromyalgia.
Myrtle Beach