Postural Distortions are an often overlooked source of a person's pain. If left untreated, muscular imbalances can lead to joint inflammation and degenerative discs. A practitioner, who is knowledgeable, caring and can identify certain musculoskeletal dysfunctions by observing and hands-on palpation, will become an increasingly accepted professional amidst the mainstream of conventional medicines and therapies. Arm and Hand Pain Athletic Injuries Back Pain Bursitis Carpel Tunnel Syn. Sciatica Shin Splints Spinal Disorders Sprains and Strains Stiff Neck Tendonitis Tennis Elbow Tinnitis Whiplash Scoliosis, back pain, a stiff neck, rotator cuff injuries, tennis elbow, carpal tunnel syndrome and even temporomandibular joint dysfunctions are often linked to the imbalances of the muscular system.
Proper posture allows the body to oppose gravity much more efficiently and fluidly.
This benefit minimizes myofascial pain and restrictions that arise from poor posture and injury. This advanced course is provided in the 500 hour program. It offers an understanding of the role of trauma and postural problems in acute and chronic pain. The emphasis will be on evaluation and development of sound neuromuscular therapy skills. You owe it to yourself to pursue a career that you love.