Practical Movement for the Upper Extremities (Sept. 11-12, 2010)
in Movement Therapy, Bodywork, Massage, Medical Massage
Overview
Date: 09/11/2010 - 09/12/2010
Cost: $ 320 by August 19
CEU Hours: 17
Portland, OregonContact Information
Website:
http://www.practicalmovement.c
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E-mail: info@practicalmovement.com
Contact Name: Deborah Kimmet, LMT(NM)
Phone: 1-888-544-4704 (toll free)
Description
The UE Seminar includes movements for common UE issues, ergonomic tips, and self-care information. 17 CE Hours – accepted by NCBTMB Instructor: Deborah Kimmet
Class Times: Saturday 8-8:30 check in, 8:30-6:30; Sunday 8:30-5:30
Location: Portland, OR
To Register: Please contact PMT Seminars at 888.544.4704 or visit www.practicalmovement.com Your instructor, Deborah Kimmet, has worked with certified hand therapists in a clinical setting and has the background to provide you with invaluable information to help you and your clients prevent and recover from many upper extremities issues. You will not find this information organized as clearly or as comprehensively anywhere else. Information Includes: Practical Movement seminars teach you why the movements work, how to select movements, and how practitioners are using these techniques in their practice.
- Photos and Text clearly describing the movements.
- Detailed notes and info how to use the movements.
- A listing of movements to address specific UE issues.
- A system for choosing movements according to the musculature and postural imbalance involved.
Click here then scroll down to see sample pages of the manual. Click here to read comments from workshop participants.
PMT Seminars is owned and operated by Deborah Kimmet, a nationally recognized educator. She is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider. The PMT concepts were developed as a culmination of Deborah's 22+ years of clinical practice, research and learning. It was while searching for muscle-specific movement work to augment her hands-on soft tissue work that led Deborah to develop PMT Seminars. "There just didn't seem to be anything out there that brought the material together in a specific, organized way."
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