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Upcoming Events

The Anatomy Trains
November 21-22, 2009
Vancouver, BC
To register contact: mta@massagetherapy.bc.ca

The Anatomy Trains
January 30-31, 2010
Vancouver, BC
To register contact: mta@massagetherapy.bc.ca

The Fascia, Its Structure and Function - The Pelvis
May 1-2, 2010
Vancouver, BC
To register contact: mta@massagetherapy.bc.ca
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Course Descriptions

The Anatomy Trains for Manual Therapists 2- 3 Days
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A revolutionary re-vision of musculo-skeletal anatomy in terms of functionally connected lines of myofascia. The workshop gives a new perspective and provides a new way to assess clients’ posture and movement. All 11 myofascial meridians are described, built onto the skeleton, palpated, stretched, and used in postural assessment, with many illustrations and examples. A third of the time is spent on presenting new anatomical concepts, a third on visual assessment using the Anatomy Trains system, and a third on fascial plane and myofascial release techniques from the KMI Structural Integration and movement education 'library'.

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The Fascia, Its Structure and Function
The structure and function of fascial tissue is becoming more precisely understood as the science in this field progresses. Exciting new information about fascia helps build a new perspective of manual treatment.

This workshop is designed to help the clinician understand fascia and integrate this perspective into their treatment.

In this workshop you can expect to;

    • Learn recent and significant scientific findings in the world of fascia;
    • Understand how a fascial approach integrates into the clinical picture;
    • Assess, Palpate and Treat key fascial structures;
The Pelvic Girdle
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The Pelvic Girdle is central to balance and function of the entire body. Fascial strain in the legs, trunk or pelvis itself can create postural compensation and movement dysfunction. These imbalances can be the underlying causes of pain or restriction. Treating the pelvis from a fascial perspective, is a powerful tool for any manual therapist.

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