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MET uses muscular contractions as a way of lengthening tight muscle, strengthening weak muscle and gently mobilizing joints to relieve muscular tension and tissue congestion. This introductory course will present the principles and concepts of MET and allow you to practice this modality under the...

The purpose of this course is to expand on existing knowledge of anatomy of the human back. The underlying theme of the study will be layered anatomy as opposed to segmental anatomy. This will highlight the interactions between tissues and demonstrate how one tissue can affect others. Utilizing...

You will continue with working and practicing your skills in a variety of settings. This semester will continue to challenge your critical thinking and clinical reasoning abilities. Expect to be at hospitals, sporting events and with athletic teams, and in specialty clinics.Registration in this...

This course will introduce you to fascia and myofascial anatomy of the body. You will study the role and functions of the fascial system, how to conduct a fascial assessment and practice the various ways of working with the myofascia. At the end of this course you will be able to demonstrate basic...

The cranial sacral rhythm will be explored and you will practice how to assess and treat the cranial sacral system of the body. You will explore how CST is used for both evaluating, and enhancing the physiological function of the body. At the end of this course you will be able to explain the...