The Body's Hidden Pathways: Muscle Assessment and Treatment

Course overview

This course instructs the Clinician  how to functionally muscle test common muscles seen in a musculoskeletal practice which will improve the diagnosis of the correct vertebral or extremity subluxation. It takes a deep dive into the principles of muscle anatomy, neurology, physiology and action. The clinician will learn how to diagnose muscle dysfunctions using the ability to determine inhibited and hypertonic muscles through evaluation of static posture and gait analysis and how to treat those inhibited muscles using Origin/Insertion, Myogelosis, Trigger Point, Reactive Muscle Pairs, and Neurolymphatic Reflex techniques.  This course will review the basic principles of static posture and gait and the neurology, and physiology of muscles and what may cause them to be inhibited or hypertonic which will solidify your ability to make certain you are adjusting the correct subluxation through muscle biomechanics to improve patient outcomes! If you do any muscle therapy in your practice this course will add to your treatment arsenal!