Learning Objectives

• Understand the concept of tensegrity and its application to the human body.

  Learn the latest fascial research and how it relates to your clinical practice.

• Learning relational anatomy and its role in pathologies and movement dysfunction, allows practitioners to treat the source of pain patterns which is not necessarily the site of pain.

• Learn to objectively test and identify the greatest restriction in the Back and Front Functional Lines and Superficial Back Line.

• Gain specific knowledge of fascial lines, the anatomical landmarks within these lines, and the pathologies commonly associated with them.

• Learn to objectively analyze and document postural limitations in the fascial lines, utilizing Tensegral Assessments

• Learn to apply targeted manual therapy procedures based on Tensegral Assessments.

• Learn about the nervous system, latest research in trauma biology and how a therapeutic presence of safety can significantly shift a client’s system into balance.

• Learn about the wisdom of adaptation and how to restore resiliency and balance to a client’s system.