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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. 

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In this 4-hr course, we will:

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• Master the fascial anatomy of lower extremity nerves and their mechanical relationship.

• Understand the pathophysiology of sciatica and related conditions through a neurofascial lens

• Hone precise nerve palpation techniques (and their clinical limitations) for sciatic, femoral, obturator, pudendal, and superior gluteal nerves.

• Develop a shared language that enhances communication with the healthcare team.

• Build confidence in treating complex nerve entrapment conditions.

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continuing education certification

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ONLINE OR IN-PERSON

• This 4-hour Continuing Education course is open to Manual/Massage Therapists and allied Healthcare providers licensed to touch.

• Combines theoretical foundation with immediate clinical application

• Interactive format with demonstration / synchronous practice of assessment/treatment techniques

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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.

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