Erik Dalton – Shoulder, Arm And Hand eCourse

Description Of Shoulder, Arm And Hand eCourse

The Shoulder, Arm & Hand course covers everything you need to know to begin addressing pain in the shoulder, as well as related issues in the arms and hands. Discover 65 techniques for addressing complicated pain problems in the shoulder, arm, and hand.

SHOULDER ARM AND HAND COURSE (16 CE)

Help your clients get relief from shoulder, arm & hand problems. Discover 65 techniques for addressing complicated pain problems in the shoulder, arm, and hand. You’ll learn to address myoskeletal strain and compensation patterns with an integration of sports therapy, structural integration and pain management techniques.

An Advanced Course for MMT Certification: The Shoulder Arm and Hand MAT course is part of the Advanced MAT Program and will take you one step closer to Master Myoskeletal Therapist (MMT) certification. It’s a perfect addition to your skill set for anyone working in sports medicine, massage therapy, structural integration, physical therapy or personal training.

Course Description:

The shoulder girdle is one of the more structurally complicated areas of the body, with several nerves running through the articulation of uniquely-shaped bones. The range of motion the body is capable of accomplishing from the shoulder is impressive. The range of injuries, nerve impingements, and chronic muscle spasms that can arise is daunting.

Using technique demonstrations, full-color illustrations, and academic explanation, the Shoulder, Arm & Hand course covers everything you need to know to begin addressing pain in the shoulder, as well as related issues in the arms and hands.

What you’ll learn in Shoulder, Arm And Hand eCourse

In this course you will learn to:

• Immediately incorporate 65 unique techniques into your table treatments, including innovative deep tissue, nerve mobilization, joint stretching and graded exposure techniques
• Advance your skills in treating tendinopathies, nerve entrapments, and muscle guarding
• Learn to restore motion to painful shoulders, elbows, hands and wrists
• Assist healing from Tennis Elbow, Golfer’s Elbow and Carpal Tunnel syndromes
• Help clients avoid surgery and long-term use of pain medications

About Erik Dalton

With over thirty years educating massage therapists around the world, Erik Dalton is among the most highly regarded educators in the profession. With a comprehensive understanding of the interplay between mind and body, structure and function, he has developed Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques which is changing the world of pain treatment and management.

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