Myofascial Release Level 1

Myofascial Release Level 1 – Certification Program (Level 1-2-3)

Credits: CMMOTA 14

Date and Time: July 16-17, 2024 From 9:00 to 5:00

Location: Kalispell, Montana (only 4 hr drive from Calgary)

Price: Early admission price: $597, Regular: $719

Massage students only pay: $477, deposit is accepted. CMMOTA members pay only $538.29

Instructor: Seminars for Health Faculty/Steve Heinrich, PT

Course Outcomes:

1. Acquire knowledge on identifying and managing fascial restrictions effectively.
2. Explore the connection between the nervous system and connective tissue to enhance patient well-being.
3. Develop proficiency in addressing injuries, posture issues, and persistent conditions by targeting fascial issues.
4. Strengthen your toolkit with a valuable skill to aid clients facing health challenges.
5. Suitable for massage therapists at any skill level.
6. Ideal for therapists seeking a gentler therapeutic approach and relief from hand fatigue.

What makes this course so unique?

This course stands out due to its unique integration of craniosacral therapy with myofascial release, skillfully combined by Steve Heinrich, PT. Recognizing their interconnectedness, Heinrich views these approaches as complementary facets of a unified whole. While differing in time frames and pressures, both techniques operate at a profound level, affecting enduring soft tissue and structural transformations across body, mind, and spirit.

Craniosacral therapy targets the central and peripheral nervous systems, the dural tube, brain and spinal cord membranes, cranial nerves, and brain environment. In contrast, myofascial release focuses on the body’s structural, postural, and soft tissue aspects, encompassing bones, ligaments, muscles, nerves, and the collagen-filled matrix. Together, they offer a comprehensive understanding of healing and bodywork, filling in crucial gaps for practitioners seeking deeper insights.

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