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Orthopedic Massage of the Anterior Neck
| Sun | Apr 25, 2021 | 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.
Be confident to work safely and effectively around the neck.
The neck is complicated, vulnerable, and prone to injuries. People are living with constant pain and searching for relief. Achieve the best results by regaining segmental C-spine upper and lower mobility to reduce muscle load. An Orthopedic Massage therapist gains essential anatomical knowledge and execution of targeted advanced techniques. Understand comprehensible steps to perform a safe and effective treatment. Expertly perform the most precise, safe Longus Colli release technique created by Seminars for Health. Specialize in the highest demand body region, the neck.
Who should take this massage therapy course?
Registered Massage Therapists
Massage Therapy students (second-year massage students once you have completed pathology)
Physiotherapists
Chiropractors
Manual Osteopaths
Become an SFH Orthopedic Therapist by signing up for the series!
♥ Certification Program Reg. $1099, Early $949 (Students and first-year graduates $710)
Bundle A Reg $599, Early $549 (Students and first-year graduates $479)
Bundle B Reg $599, Early $549 (Students and first-year graduates $479)
Individual course Reg $199, Early $175 (Students and first-year graduates $145)
Effective tissue Manipulation (must take this prerequisite online course before attending the in-person courses)
The Decompression Release course was great, I especially appreciated Bob Cross and his down to earth, informative approach to teaching. He shared so many valuable techniques with us. I felt so fortunate to be on the receiving end of his years of experience, and he was so non judgmental and supportive.
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