Neurofascial Approach to Sciatic & Pelvic Entrapment
Conditions like sciatica, obturator neuralgia, & pelvic floor pain often have a neurofascial driver—a pattern of inflammation, neural tension, & protective spasm. In this class you will learn to assess & treat the nerves of the lower extremity & their fascial environment.
when and where
Jan 11, 2025, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Good Shepherd Center, Suite 300, 4649 Sunnyside Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103, USA
about the event
NOTE: In-person tickets are sold out for this course! Please join us online, and/or email us at MikeHammSeminars@gmail.com to be added to the in-person waitlist.
Transform your approach to treating sciatica, obturator neuralgia, and pelvic floor pain by understanding their common neurofascial origins. This course equips you with evidence-oriented assessments and treatments for sensorimotor change, inflammation, neural tension, and protective muscular responses in the lumbopelvic region.
Learn to think beyond the traditional 'wires in a musculoskeletal system' model. Discover how nerves move within their container, and how they fundamentally shape muscular behavior and movement patterns. You'll develop a flexible reliable way to work with peripheral nerve physiology—their requirements for circulation and mobility—and how to address various forms of nerve entrapment.
In this 4-hr course, we will:
Master the fascial anatomy of lower extremity nerves and their mechanical relationship.