Chiropractic

Chiropractic Assistant 2005

•Physiotherapy • Hydro-therapy • Cryo-Therapy • Heat-Therapy • Ice Massage • Electric Muscle Stimulation • Traction • Vibratory Therapy • Ultra-Sound • Interferential Current

Bodywork

Fundamentals of Geriatric Massage

• Geriatric massage is a form of massage designed to meet the specific needs of the elderly population. It involves the use of hands to manipulate the soft tissues of the body to improve blood circulation, relieve pain , and increase range of motion.

Lumbar/Sacral Base Release

• The most successful approaches for the evaluation and treatment of Lumbar Spine and Sacro-iliac Joint pathology and has been attended by over 30,000 therapists world-wide. This is a training seminar with immediate clinical applications. Participants learn a comprehensive therapeutic approach for the evaluation and treatment of: Acute and Chronic Back Pain Sacro-iliac dysfunction Piriformis Syndrome vs Piriformis Myofascial Dysfunction Lumbar Radiculopathy Lumbar Pseudo – Radiculopathy Sciatica Acute and Chronic Sacro-iliac joint Pain

Russian Neuro Release

• Russian Spots Massage is utilized to revitalize an athlete's body and enhance athletic performance. This general Russian Protocol is designed to stimulate muscles and joints for optimal efficiency. NeuroRelease Protocol is designed to ease muscles into relation by deactivating nerves, to help relieve holding patterens/

Massage Therapy & Fitness Theory

Combination of Massage and Fitness Theory

Medical Massage for Arthritis

Highly effective technique to address common arthritic conditions and complaints. Explore the causative and contributing factors of the most common forms of arthritis.

Integrative Reflexology

Innovative and in-depth program for integrating foot and hand reflexology into massage and bodywork.

Myofascial Release

Myofascial release is an alternative medicine therapy claimed to be useful for treating skeletal muscle immobility and pain by relaxing contracted muscles, improving blood and lymphatic circulation, and stimulating the stretch reflex in muscles.

Clinical Cupping Therapy

• Cupping therapy is an ancient form of alternative medicine in which a therapist puts special cups on your skin for a few minutes to create suction. People get it for many purposes, including to help with pain, inflammation, blood flow, relaxation and well-being, and as a type of deep-tissue massage.

Basic Medical Massage Techniques

Hands-on training in applying basic Medical Massage Techniques, which are used in Medical Massage Protocols An important part of the initial training, the entire day consists of hands-on-training in Basic Medical Massage techniques arranged by clusters: Effleurage, Friction, Kneading, Stretching, Percussion, Compression, and Vibration. Sixty variations of these techniques are presented strictly from the clinical perspective. Students learn the clinical application of basic massage techniques along with special techniques such as Effleurage with Unequally Distributed Pressure, Aligned Friction, Scrolling Kneading, etc.

Headache Relief/Chronic Headache

Massage relieves muscle spasms/tension: Massage can help loosen chronically tight muscles and taught bands of tissue. This helps with muscle balance and neck alignment.

Medical Massage Protocols for Piriformis Muscle Syndrome. Sciatica, March 2025

Piriformis Muscle, a.k.a. Key to The Lower Extremity. Covers anatomy, physiology, pathology, and examination of the major causes of the tension in the piriformis muscle and its strategic relations with the Sciatic Nerve. Detailed evaluation of the soft tissues in the gluteal area on a layer-by-layer basis. Along with step-by-step Medical Massage Protocol to decompress skin, fascia, posterior cervical muscles, and periosteum in the lower back and gluteal area.

Medical Massage Concepts February 2023

Medical Massage is a science-based approach to the clinical application of massage therapy. While regular massage therapy has preventative aspects, medical massage is used for client who have developed full blown pathologies. All students begin the Certification Program with one day of lecture (8 hours) on the Medical Massage Concept; 20% of which includes hands on training on soft tissue evaluation. Hands on training in Medical Massage Protocol to treat the somatic abnormality and restore functions.

Medical Massage Protocol for Tennis/Golfer’s Elbow. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome March 2025

Common abnormalities in the function of the elbow Lateral Epicondylitis a.k.a Tennis Elbow and Medial Epicondylitis a.k.a. Golfer’s Elbow. Nature of abnormalities as well as evaluation of the soft tissues of the elbow and corresponding Medical Massage protocols are discussed in detail. Homework for the patients as well as future preventive measures are presented. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome discusses the difference between local and reflex variants of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, soft tissue evaluation and Medical Massage protocol for the Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Homework for the patients as well as future preventive measures are discussed as well.

Orthopedic Assessment and Treatment Planning for Back Pain

Low-back pain among the common and musculoskeletal encountered by therapists. its prevalence, identifying the precise cause of this pain remains a for clinicians across various fields. Recent studies have revealed that conditions such as disc herniations, once believed to be primary of-back pain, often exist in individuals without any symptoms., cadaver research has identified severe structural abnormalities, compression, spinal degeneration, and significant compression, in individuals who reported no back pain. The coexistence of pain without tissue damage, and tissue damage without pain, complicates the identification of specific causes of low-back pain. This comprehensive course by Whitney Lowe the anatomy of the low back, common causes of pain, essential factors identifying potential sources, strategies for developing treatment plans, and of techniques for addressing-back issues.

Orthopedic Cupping & Stretching

An extensive orthopedic cupping, the advantages of various types of silicone cups and mastering 17 essential cupping. Develop a foundational to the most suitable cups and methods for effectively treating different areas of the body. Integrate static and dynamic orthopedic cupping methods with targeted stretching and ten specific areas of the body: the levator scapulae and trapezius, pectoral region, finger and wrist flexors, lateral shoulder, triceps, hamstrings, hip adduct, quadriceps and iliotibial band, calves, and plantar fascia.