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continuing education

  • Jul 22, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    In-Person and Virtual option
    Sometimes a person’s shoulder will experience a worsening cycle of pain, guarding and inflammatory fibrosis. You will learn a hands-on, mindful approach that dramatically improves your ability to help — and not to hurt — people with ‘adhesive capsulitis’ and related conditions.
  • Aug 12, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    In-Person and Virtual option
    This class is about the breakthrough moments in embodiment. We will weave together insights from modern embryology, fascial anatomy, and somatic neuroscience. Whether your interest is clinical, creative, expressive, or exploratory, this class will deepen your perceptual skills.
  • Sep 09, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    In-Person and Virtual option
    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.
  • Oct 07, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    In-Person and Virtual option
    Join anatomist/musician Michael Hamm LMT CCST for this experiential tour of the body-as-instrument. Learn what architecture makes us capable of resonance, poise, and presence. Reduce your pain and injury. Develop true embodiment in your daily music making.
  • Nov 04, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    In-Person and Virtual option
    Can the methods of Craniosacral be taught without making anti-scientific claims? Can we hone our direct palpatory experience and also ask critical questions? Find out in this fun and profound tour of science, mindset, and introductory methods. Open to all manual therapists.
  • Dec 02, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    In-Person and Virtual option
    How does surgical recovery change your manual therapy approach? What questions do you ask, and what’s your therapeutic intent? This new class is a hands-on strategic primer for any manual therapist who works with people after surgery. (i.e. All of us.)
  • Jul 22, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    In-Person and Virtual option
    Sometimes a person’s shoulder will experience a worsening cycle of pain, guarding and inflammatory fibrosis. You will learn a hands-on, mindful approach that dramatically improves your ability to help — and not to hurt — people with ‘adhesive capsulitis’ and related conditions.
  • Aug 12, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    In-Person and Virtual option
    This class is about the breakthrough moments in embodiment. We will weave together insights from modern embryology, fascial anatomy, and somatic neuroscience. Whether your interest is clinical, creative, expressive, or exploratory, this class will deepen your perceptual skills.
  • Sep 09, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    In-Person and Virtual option
    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.
  • Oct 07, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    In-Person and Virtual option
    Join anatomist/musician Michael Hamm LMT CCST for this experiential tour of the body-as-instrument. Learn what architecture makes us capable of resonance, poise, and presence. Reduce your pain and injury. Develop true embodiment in your daily music making.
  • Nov 04, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    In-Person and Virtual option
    Can the methods of Craniosacral be taught without making anti-scientific claims? Can we hone our direct palpatory experience and also ask critical questions? Find out in this fun and profound tour of science, mindset, and introductory methods. Open to all manual therapists.
  • Dec 02, 11:00 AM – 5:00 PM
    In-Person and Virtual option
    How does surgical recovery change your manual therapy approach? What questions do you ask, and what’s your therapeutic intent? This new class is a hands-on strategic primer for any manual therapist who works with people after surgery. (i.e. All of us.)
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