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Foundations in Myofascial Release I Seminar May 18-20, 2014 Register Now!   20 contact hours with NCBTMB approved. Hours: Sunday, 05/18/14 and Monday, 05/19/14: 9:00am – 6:00pm (8:30am registration Sunday), Tuesday, 05/20/14: 9:00am – 1:00pm. Seminar Fee:$395 through 03/18/14, $445 through 04/27/13, $495 after 04/27/13, $150 fee for those retaking Foundations I. Held at: Mind/Body Connection, located inside the Mind Body Institute, LLC 2416 Music Valley Drive, Suite 119 Nashville, TN 37214 Phone: 615-885-1223 Foundations I is the perfect entry point for therapists looking to expand their skill and understanding of manual therapy and pain relief. An understanding of the...

The training program offers a review of the anatomy of the body region being studied as well as the principle referred-pain patterns and methods for determining which muscles are causing referred pain. Training is based on the Travell and Simons protocols. Each course consists of: lectures on the appropriate treatment protocols for each of the principal pain patterns hands on activities including massage, compression, contraction, and stretching self-care training using appropriate self-care tools and movement exercises For a more detailed overview of the training program, visit the What Is MYO Training? page. For more information, and to register, click here for the Nashville Training Program.

To Register, Click Here! Working Smarter NOT Harder is guide to enhancing your longevity and outcomes in the treatment room.  These are some of the most powerful ways to extend your career and skills as a massage therapist. This workshop will teach you how to blend your skills with language of the nervous system.   We will help you develop more efficient and effective communication with your clients.  We will share how our powerful techniques can be blended seamlessly into your current forms of bodywork, facilitating greater results for your sessions.  You will learn how to harness the power of gravity...

The training program offers a review of the anatomy of the body region being studied as well as the principle referred-pain patterns and methods for determining which muscles are causing referred pain. Training is based on the Travell and Simons protocols. Each course consists of: lectures on the appropriate treatment protocols for each of the principal pain patterns hands on activities including massage, compression, contraction, and stretching self-care training using appropriate self-care tools and movement exercises For a more detailed overview of the training program, visit the What Is MYO Training? page. For more information, and to register, click here for the Nashville Training Program.