Practical Movement for the Upper Extremities (March 13-14, 2010)
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Overview
Crowne Plaza Downtown Seattle, Washington 98101Boost your sessions by learning a system to release muscles quickly and easily and to motivate your clients to participate in their own healing process. These somatic movements that MTs rave about are structurally-based and anatomy-specific.
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Description
Class Times: Saturday 8-8:30 check in, 8:30-6:30; Sunday 8:30-5:30
Location: Seattle, WA (Crowne Plaza)
Cost: $320 (if registered by Feb. 18); $420 after Feb. 18
17 CE Hours – accepted by NCBTMB
Instructor: Deborah Kimmet
Information Includes:
- How to make your hands-on work more effective by teaching clients simple movements that can be performed during or between sessions:
- Learn how these gentle, activating movements quickly loosen muscles that attach to shoulders, arms, wrists, and hands.
- Learn how to detect faulty movement patterns and help clients change dysfunctional habits.
- Learn when and how to incorporate movement into your treatment plans to reinforce your soft tissue work.
- Teach clients how to keep an area moving between sessions and involve them in their healing process with specific, effortless movements for self-care.
- Movements to address common and not-so-common upper extremity pathologies: adhesive capsulitis, repetitive motion disorders, carpal tunnel syndrome, CRPS, thoracic outlet syndrome, DeQuervain’s Tenosynovitis, and more.
- Ergonomic and other self-care tips to give your clients to help prevent or recover from repetitive motion disorders.
- Mousing do’s and don’ts.
- The key to unlocking good shoulder movement.
- Info concerning allopathic intervention such as
- carpal tunnel surgery is just not one kind of carpal tunnel surgery.
- what you need to know when your client has had a cubital tunnel release.
- And more!
Practical Movement seminars teach you why the movements work, how to select movements, and how practitioners are using these techniques in their practice.
A detailed manual (200+ pages) is provided as part of the class fee. Features include:
- 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.
Click here to view the 2010 Seminar Schedule.
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Hours of work
Sat. 8:00 am - 6:30 pm
Sun. 8:30 am - 5:30 pm
Locations
Crowne Plaza Downtown
Seattle, WA
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