A detailed anatomical journey into the biomechanics, anatomy and treatment of the upper extremity

• The concept of Lemniscate, and how it relates to normal mechanics and soft tissue hydration
• A detailed look at the shoulder anatomy through the lens of the Tissue Misplacement concept of Lauren Berry
• Treatment of the embryonic portions of the upper extremity
• The clavicle as extremity versus rib
• Interosseous membrane details and hydration
· Subtle accessory motions of the healthy elbow, and their relation to interosseous membrane health
• Select anatomical structures will be built three-dimensionally out of clay and other materials to solidify and anchor the principles and relationships
• Embryologic “Gestures” of the arms

This class is very helpful to students in their understanding and treatment of the upper extremity. Again in this class, Ron does a great job of bringing in the gold from all of the classes he has taken to help to deepen your skills. Building anatomy out of clay is a very effective way to learn the details of the anatomy, making it easier to apply the treatment principles Ron teaches to the area being treated. You will also learn how the upper extremity relates to the neck and rib cage, thereby learning how to properly integrate your work more effectively into the entire body.

A precision-based manual therapy system for restoring synovial mobility across joints, bursae, and tendons.

Focus: Identification and release of mechanical restrictions affecting movement efficiency.

Highlights:

• Millimeter-level mobility assessment
• Joint, bursa, and tendon restriction release
• Improved range of motion and ease of movement

Offered as intro course or full 3-module series

Best for: clinicians wanting immediately applicable hands-on tools

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A focused clinical course improving respiratory function through structural and manual therapy approaches.

Focus: Lung mechanics, thoracic container dynamics, and breathing efficiency.

Highlights:

• Lung and thoracic mobility work
• Improved depth and ease of breath
• Internal + structural integration

Overlaps with Visceral Manipulation 4 thoracic training

Best for: clinicians treating respiratory or thoracic restriction patterns

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A detailed anatomical journey into the biomechanics, anatomy and treatment of the upper extremity

• The concept of Lemniscate, and how it relates to normal mechanics and soft tissue hydration
• A detailed look at the shoulder anatomy through the lens of the Tissue Misplacement concept of Lauren Berry
• Treatment of the embryonic portions of the upper extremity
• The clavicle as extremity versus rib
• Interosseous membrane details and hydration
· Subtle accessory motions of the healthy elbow, and their relation to interosseous membrane health
• Select anatomical structures will be built three-dimensionally out of clay and other materials to solidify and anchor the principles and relationships
• Embryologic “Gestures” of the arms

This class is very helpful to students in their understanding and treatment of the upper extremity. Again in this class, Ron does a great job of bringing in the gold from all of the classes he has taken to help to deepen your skills. Building anatomy out of clay is a very effective way to learn the details of the anatomy, making it easier to apply the treatment principles Ron teaches to the area being treated. You will also learn how the upper extremity relates to the neck and rib cage, thereby learning how to properly integrate your work more effectively into the entire body.

A detailed anatomical journey into the biomechanics, anatomy and treatment of the upper extremity

• The concept of Lemniscate, and how it relates to normal mechanics and soft tissue hydration
• A detailed look at the shoulder anatomy through the lens of the Tissue Misplacement concept of Lauren Berry
• Treatment of the embryonic portions of the upper extremity
• The clavicle as extremity versus rib
• Interosseous membrane details and hydration
· Subtle accessory motions of the healthy elbow, and their relation to interosseous membrane health
• Select anatomical structures will be built three-dimensionally out of clay and other materials to solidify and anchor the principles and relationships
• Embryologic “Gestures” of the arms

This class is very helpful to students in their understanding and treatment of the upper extremity. Again in this class, Ron does a great job of bringing in the gold from all of the classes he has taken to help to deepen your skills. Building anatomy out of clay is a very effective way to learn the details of the anatomy, making it easier to apply the treatment principles Ron teaches to the area being treated. You will also learn how the upper extremity relates to the neck and rib cage, thereby learning how to properly integrate your work more effectively into the entire body.