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neurofascial approach to

TOS & CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME

about the course

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Upper limb nerve entrapment is seen on a daily basis, yet most interventions give only temporary relief.  In this class, you will learn to treat systematically those fascial adhesions, bony compressions, and neural tensions that underlie Thoracic Outlet and Carpal Tunnel Syndromes.

 

Fundamentally, we need to stop conceiving of nerves as ‘wires’ strung through a musculoskeletal world.  Nerves and their related tissues precede the mature skeleton and will drive muscular behavior for their own protection.  We need a model that starts the physiologic needs of peripheral nerves -- ample circulation and free movement -- and then flexes with the various ecological crises that nerves encounter.

 

We need nerve palpation skills, and also a respect for the limits of palpation.  We need neurodynamic tests that localize and characterize the entrapment at hand.  We need a language that lets us work effectively with the whole healthcare team.

 

Think like a nerve, and you will have either success or illuminating failure.

 

 

info and skills covered

  • General ideas around nerve mechanics and pathogenesis

  • Basic physiology of peripheral neuroinflammation

  • Local Fascial anatomy of nerves in the upper extremity

  • Palpation of common sites of neurovascular entrapment

  • Systematic assessment and treatment strategies for Thoracic Outlet and Carpal Tunnel syndromes​

continuing education certification

ONLINE

  • This 3-hour Continuing Education class is open to all healthcare practitioners licensed in Manual/Massage Therapy

IN-PERSON

  • This 5-hour Continuing Education class is open to all healthcare practitioners licensed in Manual/Massage Therapy.

  • Other practitioners are welcome to join for the first 2 hours of class. (i.e. Movement Teachers, Allied Healthcare Practitioners, and body nerds).

Both meet the WA state CE requirements for physical therapy and massage therapy.

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NOTE: All virtual classes have a 'live' option, or can be viewed on your own time.All attendees will receive pre-class content, live class recording, supplementary materials, and a follow-up quiz for CE credit.

ONLINE ONLY TICKET: Participate in a live or recorded zoom class (11am-1pm) with lecture, demo, and QA session.

IN-PERSON TICKET: Attend the morning lecture in-person, plus an additional 3 hours (2pm-5pm) of hands-on demo + practice time (limited to 6 tickets)

upcoming classes

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date

Saturday June 3rd, 2023

11:00AM - 1:00PM

 

class format

online

class format

There are two methods for attending this class: virtually and physically. Please read the ticket descriptions during checkout and choose the best option for yourself.

Once registered, attendees will:

  • receive pre-class videos via email to watch in preparation
     

  • option 1: virtual (11am-1pm)
    a Zoom link will be provided for a livestreamed class with lecture, demo, and QA session.  A recording of the session will be provided at the end of class.

     

  • option 2: in-person (11am-5pm)
    attend class which includes the above lecture, a lunch break, and a hands-on demo/practice session 

     

  • receive a follow-up quiz to grant you a Continuing Education Certificate for completion

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