Classes

This class will explore how the musculoskeletal, lymphatic, circulatory, renal, and respiratory systems integrate to maintain proper fluid dynamics which enables appropriate cellular function and improves health.

This class will discuss the arthrokinematics of lumbopelvic motion, along with its integration with the lower extremity and the upper quadrant.

This class will examine how proper motion of the musculoskeletal system integrates with the respiratory viscera and how disorders of either can be problematic.

This class will present different paradigms for treatment of the skull and related structures, specifically the face and jaw.

This class will present several different paradigms for treatment of the skull and related structures.

This class will teach how to precisely feel the various tissue layers of the body whether normal or dysfunctional.

This class will teach how to restore autonomic nervous system imbalance by treating the autonomic ganglia.

This class will discuss the mechanical function of the upper extremity in normal conditions and in dysfunction.

This class will discuss the mechanical function of the thoracic cage in normal conditions and in dysfunction.

Areas of concentration will include arthrokinematics of motion of the upper and lower cervical spine as it applies to both normal and dysfunctional movement patterns.