Carrie Taylor’s Neurology Cervical Plexus and Brachial Plexus and Visceral work Liver Gallbladder
April 11 @ 10:00 am - April 13 @ 6:00 pm
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April 11: Neurology of the Cervical Plexus
This Neurology workshop will be anatomy, physiology and pathology based, with an in depth look at lumbar, pelvic, and lower extremity nerves and their entrapment sites. The lumbar and sacral plexi will be covered, with a focus on which muscles each nerve supplies, and what dysfunctions may arise if these nerves become compressed or compromised. In addition, relevant assessment strategies followed by possible myofascial and osseous treatment options for these pathologies will be practiced in the hands-on portion of the workshop.
April 12: Neurology of the Brachial Plexus
This Neurology workshop will be anatomy, physiology and pathology based, with an in depth look at lumbar, pelvic, and lower extremity nerves and their entrapment sites. The lumbar and sacral plexi will be covered, with a focus on which muscles each nerve supplies, and what dysfunctions may arise if these nerves become compressed or compromised. In addition, relevant assessment strategies followed by possible myofascial and osseous treatment options for these pathologies will be practiced in the hands-on portion of the workshop.
April 13: Visceral Work Liver Gallbladder
Myofascial release work is extremely effective in improving visceral tone, motility, & mobility, as well as decreasing the symptoms of many digestive disorders, speeding recovery from abdominal surgeries, & smoothing the look of plastic surgery scarring, among other beneficial effects. This two part class is an in depth look at how to assess the organs, both posturally and palpatively, as well as a discussion of the autonomic nervous system, and how it impacts proper functioning of the viscera. Indications & Contra-indications for visceral treatment specific to each organ are covered, based on a thorough evaluation of the possible contribution the organs may have to parietal (body wall) symptoms.
In Part 2 we review Sympathetic/Parasympathetic balancing treatment concepts learned in Part 1, then continue with treatment of the Liver, the main detoxifying organ of the body, that filters the digestive blood among many other important functions. The accessory organ to the LR, the Gallbladder, is also covered, with assessment & treatment modalities making up the entire class. Palpative sensitivity is cultivated, so that each therapist gains confidence in applying the techniques learned.
Building on superficial and deep scar tissue treatment, we will be focused specifically on abdominal tissue, and gaining access to this sensitive area with patient consent and compliance. Somatoemotional release is also addressed, as this area is quite often associated with stored emotional energy, due to past or current trauma. Patient trust and building a committed and engaged therapeutic relationship even within the context of one treatment session, is imperative to successful patient outcomes.
Class Info
Supplies: sheets and face cradle for each day
Times: 10:00am – 6:00pm each day
CE Credit: 26
Price:
Jan 1 – Jan 31st $225/ day single day sign up. $200/day 2 day sign up. $175/day 3 day sign up.
Feb 1 – Feb 29th $250/day single day sign up. $225/day 2 day sign up. $200/day 3 sign up.
Mar 1 – Mar 15 $275/day single day. $250/day 2 day sign up. $225/day 3 day sign up.
Mar 16-Apr 10 $300/day single day.$275/day for 2 day sign up. $250/day for 3 day sign up.
Call (470) 758-2316 to take advantage of these special pricings.
Class capacity: 20
*Refunds are subject to a $10 processing fee.
Location: Gwinnett College – Roswell, 1455 Old Alabama Road, Suite 160 Roswell, GA 30076
Contact: Please call (470) 758-2323 if you have any questions.
Refunds: No refunds within 2 weeks of class. If there is a documented emergency, you may transfer after to a later class by this instructor.
Picture ID required at check-in
If minimum enrollment is not met, the class may be subject to cancellation.