Synergetic Myofascial Techniques - Creating Structural Balance Fascial Lines Lower Body
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This 12-hour CE with Magnus Eklund BCSI, Founder SSI, LMT 144 (MS) & Bobbi Eklund LMT 2629 (MS), CSSI, does NOT have pre-requisites. Open to LMT's and other hands-on professionals - Synergetic Myofascial Therapy is a form of massage that teaches participants to safely release fascial and muscular tension in the body in a 10-session format. In this short course we will present the fundamental concepts and strategies of SMT, which is inspired by the work of Dr Ida P Rolf, working with pelvis, lower fascial lines and spine, joint ROM techniques, functional movements, movement and postural dysfunctions and vibrational bodywork. We will look at the anatomy of fascia, lower fascial lines and pelvis and how to create structural balance in the human upper body. This is an in-person Continuing Education Course.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
Florida Board of Massage Therapy
Massage Therapist
Georgia Board of Massage Therapy
Massage Therapist
Tennessee Board of Massage Licensure
Massage Therapist
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DISCLOSURE STATEMENTS:
Note: This workshop is not meant to substitute for traditional medical care, nor diagnose medical conditions, nor manipulate bones, but to educate MTs on how to safely apply massage techniques on clients. Attendees understand that massage may cause soreness and is not without injury risk. If you have health concerns, please consult your healthcare provider prior to attending. We reserve the right to cancel the workshop for any reason. Magnus Eklund is a licensed massage therapist (MS144), and CE provider for massage therapy. Magnus Eklund is not a Rolfer, nor does he teach Rolfing. Even though he has great gratitude to his teachers, Magnus does not claim to be certified to teach nor affiliated with any of his teachers nor with KMI. Organizers & Magnus Eklund/Mind & Body Inc. are not responsible for future use of course techniques