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Advanced OM of Chest and Anterior Shoulder -OMCAS-EDM-18-05
| Sat | May 5, 2018 | 8:30am – 12:30pm |
Instructor
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Mara Boaru, PT, BScPT, RMTCreator and instructor of SFH Intraoral TMJ with Precision and SFH Orthopedic Massage certification programs, Mara provides superior instruction, explaining distinct specifics of finger placement, to effect the best treatment results.
Collapse posture is becoming the norm. Create lasting opening that affects the entire body.
Forward positioning of the body is epidemic. Your Orthopedic Massage will powerfully influence this growing problem by restoring chest expansion and correcting shoulder alignment. Release and minimize the persistent upper body tension linked to forward positioning. Resolve the conditions rooted with postural alignment issues. Transform your client’s overall health. (Clients who can especially benefit: Office workers, hair stylists, dental hygienists, office workers, teenagers and massage therapists)
What you accomplish and acquire from taking this course?
One course closer to completing your Advanced OM Certification.
Receive a certificate of completion for taking this course.
Receive a comprehensive handout.
Upgrade your skills and receive your CEC.
Widely recognized hands on expertise.
Who should take this course?
All professional massage therapists can benefit and are welcome. No prerequisites required.
Massage therapy students and recent graduates will enhance their skills and are welcome.
Become an Advanced OM Therapist by signing up for the series!
Clearly, Linda’s heart and passion is in the classroom with her warm teaching style. I felt supported all the way. She is a very knowledgeable, experienced therapist and talented instructor. She will challenge and guide you while breaking down the sophisticated concepts creating a smooth and comprehensible learning experience. When you use the skills in your practice, you will be surprised with how much you’ve learned. My clients instantly responded to my newly acquired skills. I cannot thank you enough, Linda!