Classroom Courses Archive
2023 Courses
FEMALE HEALTH THROUGH A MANUAL THERAPY APPROACH
December 1 – December 3
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF THE SYMPATHETIC AND PARASYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM IN HEALTH AND DISEASE 2023
November 3 – November 5
The goal of this class is to further explore the Sympathetic and Parasympathetic nervous system as it affects immune function and general health. Lectures will define how immunological functions influence inflammation and abnormal physiological responses influences organ function. Students will be given time to practice muscle energy, inhibitory technique, strain-counterstrain and other manual techniques associated with normalizing sympathetic and parasympathetic balance.
UE IN WORK AND SPORT
September 8 – September 10
5 DIAPHRAGMS
March 17 – March 19
CERVICAL SPINE CRANIAL BASE
January 27 – January 29
2022 Courses
SURVIVAL MANUAL THERAPY
December 2 – December 4
2021 Courses
ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF THE UPPER AND LOWER CERVICAL SPINE
September 24 – September 26
2020 Courses
TREATING THE THORACIC SPINE, RIBS & STERNUM
October 9 – October 11
The thoracic cage is one of the most complicated areas in a manual practice. Understanding this area separates you from your peers. This course gives the participant an appreciation of the interrelationships of the various components of the thoracic cage.
EVALUATION & MANUAL TREATMENT OF HEADACHE SYNDROMES
October 2 – October 4
This course will examine the various dysfunctions causing head pain seen in the manual practice. The differences in head pain and face pain will be discussed.
ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY – A MANUAL THERAPY APPROACH
September 18 – September 20
The goal of this class is to present concepts of how the body uses ground forces in the kinetic chain, and produces motion in the walk cycle. We will cover the fascial planes and how they transmit forces from the ground to the cranium.
EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF THE CRANIAL SYSTEM
June 19 – June 21
Treatment of the cranium will be explored by studying several different cranial approaches and theories.
LOWER EXTREMITY & IMMUNOLOGY
March 12 – March 15
TRAVEL TRIGGER POINT & STRAINCOUNTERSTRAIN – AN OSTEOPATHIC APPROACH
January 31 – February 2
Dr. Travell defined a Trigger Point as “a hyperirritable spot in skeletal muscle that is associated with a hypersensitive palpable nodule in a taut band. The spot is tender when pressed and can give rise to characteristic referred pain, motor dysfunction, and autonomic phenomena.
2019 Courses
MANUAL ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF THE AGING PATIENT
December 6, 2019 – December 8, 2019
This class will present fundamental concepts of the aging patient through their gerontology phase and provide practical and theoretical perspectives to help you gain a broader understanding of this type of patient.
MANUAL ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY
June 21 – 23, 2019
The goal of this class is to present concepts of how the body uses ground forces in the kinetic chain, and produces motion in the walk cycle. We will cover the fascial planes and how they transmit forces from the ground to the cranium.
TRAVELL TRIGGER POINT AND STRAIN/COUNTERSTRAIN – AN OSTEOPATHIC APPROACH
May 9 – 12, 2019
Dr. Travell defined a Trigger Point as “a hyperirritable spot in skeletal muscle that is associated with a hypersensitive palpable nodule in a taut band. The spot is tender when pressed and can give rise to characteristic referred pain, motor dysfunction, and autonomic phenomena.
INTEGRATED UPPER EXTREMITY IN SPORT AND WORKPLACE
May 3 – 4, 2019
Integrated function of the cervical and thoracic, scapular, clavicular and costal structures are addressed in lecture and laboratory sessions. Integrated biomechanics, anatomy and embryology, in relation to dysfunction patterning in the work place and sports activities are also covered.
TREATING THE THORACIC SPINE, RIBS AND STERNUM
March 29 – 31, 2019
The thoracic cage is one of the most complicated areas in a manual practice. Understanding this area separates you from your peers. This course gives the participant an appreciation of the interrelationships of the various components of the thoracic cage. Emphasis is on the effect of dysfunction on the entire mechanism as it relates to overall health.
ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF THE UPPER AND LOWER CERVICAL SPINE
March 15-17, 2019
The goal of this class is to present the arthrokinematics of motion of the upper and lower cervical spine as it applies to both normal and dysfunction movement pattern. Upper cervical biomechanics and lower cervical biomechanics will be differentiated so as to have a clearer understanding of pain pattern presentation.
SIGNS, REFLEXES, AND SYNDROMES IN CLINICAL PRACTICE
January 25-27, 2019
Physical signs, reflexes and syndromes often prove to be valuable in the making of an assessment or diagnosis of patients that present to us in our clinical settings. A symptom is any subjective evidence of dysfunction that can lead to disease while a sign is any objective evidence of the dysfunction that can lead to disease. Therefore, a symptom is a phenomenon that is experienced by the individual affected by the dysfunction, while a sign is a phenomenon that can be detected by someone other than the individual affected by that dysfunction.
2018 Courses
VISCERAL NEUROLOGY APPLIED TO THE GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM – A POTTENGERS APPROACH
October 12-14, 2018
Treatment of the cranium will be explored by studying several different cranial approaches and theories. A comparison of the a Kinections Biomechanical Approach to the cranial concepts will be compared to osteopathic pioneers William Sutherland, Charlotte Weaver, and Beryl Arbuckle will be compared and contrasted. Different treatment and assessment techniques will be employed.
EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF THE CRANIAL SYSTEM
September 21-23, 2018
Treatment of the cranium will be explored by studying several different cranial approaches and theories. A comparison of the a Kinections Biomechanical Approach to the cranial concepts will be compared to osteopathic pioneers William Sutherland, Charlotte Weaver, and Beryl Arbuckle will be compared and contrasted. Different treatment and assessment techniques will be employed.
MANUAL ASSESSMENT & TREATMENT TO PELVIS, SACRUM AND LUMBAR SPINE
June 22-24, 2018
The goal of this class is to present concepts of motion of the pelvis, sacrum and lumbar spine as it applies to both normal and dysfunctional bio-mechanical motion. Specific normal load bearing biomechanics and gait will be presented as it applies to lower extremities and how forces are translated from heel strike up into the pelvic/lumbar region. Specific sacral biomechanics of motion and dysfunction will be addressed in both in lecture and lab.
INTRODUCTION TO CHAPMAN’S NEUROLYMPHATIC EVALUATION AND TREATMENT SEQUENCES
May 31 – June 3, 2018
The goal of this class is to present concepts of how the body uses ground forces in the kinetic chain, and produces motion in the walk cycle. We will cover the fascial planes and how they transmit forces from the ground to the cranium.
ASSESSMENT OF THE WALK CYCLE AND LOWER EXTREMITY FOR THE MANUAL THERAPIST
May 4-6, 2018
The goal of this class is to present concepts of how the body uses ground forces in the kinetic chain, and produces motion in the walk cycle. We will cover the fascial planes and how they transmit forces from the ground to the cranium.
CHAPMAN’S NEUROLYMPHATIC ASSESSMENT & TREATMENT FOR HEENT (HEART, EARS, EYES, NOSE & THROAT)
April 20-22, 2018
Many Manual Therapy clinics are often faced with a wide presentation of symptoms that are secondary to the original presentation. HEENT dysfunction are one of those presenting conditions that can refer to the heart, ears, eyes, nose, throat, TMJ, and upper thoracic regions. Many somatic reflexes occur in this area often leading to misdiagnosis or treatment that does not clear the main presentation. This class will focus on assessment and treatment from a Chapman’s Neurovascular perspective. Also lab will present sequential assessment and treatment from a manual therapy perspective.
ASSESSMENT OF THE WALK CYCLE AND LOWER EXTREMITY FOR THE MANUAL THERAPIST
March 16-18, 2018
The goal of this class is to present concepts of how the body uses ground forces in the kinetic chain, and produces motion in the walk cycle. We will cover the fascial planes and how they transmit forces from the ground to the cranium.
INTEGRATED UPPER EXTREMITY IN SPORT AND WORKPLACE
February 23-25, 2018
Integrated function of the cervical and thoracic, scapular, clavicular and costal structures will be addressed in lecture and laboratory sessions. Integrated biomechanics, anatomy and embryology will be discussed in relation to dysfunction patterning in the work place and sports activities.
UNSTRETCHABLES REVISITED
January 19-21, 2018
This class will continue to separate the myth from the facts about when, why, and how to deal with flexibility and motion restriction problems.
2017 Courses
A MANUAL THERAPY APPROACH TO TREATING DISORDERS OF THE TRIGEMINAL, SYMPATHETIC AND VAGAL INTERFACE AS SEEN IN COMMON PAIN PATTERNS AND INFLAMMATORY CONDITIONS
December 8-10, 2017
The trigeminal, sympathetic and vagus nerve are interconnected in dealing with systemic inflammatory conditions. New research points to the sympathetic arm of this triad being more problematic in inflammatory conditions.
A MANUAL THERAPY APPROACH TO TREATING DISORDERS OF THE REPRODUCTIVE PELVIS
November 3-5, 2017
For the reproductive pelvis to be in good health it has to have appropriate physiological motion of the sacrum and illium including the coccyx. The coccyx, bladder, uterus and supporting ligaments will be addressed in both lecture and lab. Embryology of the areas are also discussed regarding why pain presentation can and will be varied.
INTEGRATED UPPER EXTREMITY IN SPORT AND WORKPLACE
October 20-22, 2017
Integrated function of the cervical and thoracic, scapular, clavicular and costal structures are addressed in lecture and laboratory sessions. Integrated biomechanics, anatomy and embryology, in relation to dysfunction patterning in the work place and sports activities are also covered.
DIAPHRAGMATIC FUNCTION AND DYSFUNCTION – INFLUENCES ABOVE THE DIAPHRAGM – PART I
September 29, – October 1, 2017
Diaphragmatic dysfunction has a profound influence on the health and wellness of our patients. Diaphragmatic dysfunction can be the result of many factors, including: phrenic nerve irritation, cranial somatic dysfunction — especially the temporal bone, deep fascial network, clavicles, hyoid and the upper 6 thoracic ribs and vertebra.
INTEGRATED LOWER EXTREMITY, PELVIS AND LUMBAR SPINE
September 14-16, 2017
This course expands upon previous training in manual medicine in the use of muscle contraction as an activating force.
CLINICAL PEARLS IN PATIENT MANAGEMENT – 28 QUICK TECHNIQUES AND ASSESSMENTS
May 19-21, 2017
Clinical pearls are best defined as small bits of free standing, clinically relevant information based on experience or observation. They are part of the vast domain of experience-based medicine, and can be helpful in dealing with clinical problems for which controlled data do not exist.
UNDERSTANDING GUT DYSBIOSIS AND TREATMENT PROTOCOLS IN A MANUAL PRACTICE
April 21-23, 2017
Symbiosis translates to ‘living in harmony.’
Dysbiosis is the opposite — it’s when the non-commensal bacteria predominate outnumbering normal and indigenously resident bacteria. Essentially this means there is an imbalance of naturally occurring microbiome residents in the digestive tract.
UPPER AND LOWER CERVICAL SPINE
March 24-26, 2017
The goal of this class is to present the arthrokinematics of motion of the upper and lower cervical spine as it applies to both normal and dysfunction movement pattern. Upper cervical biomechanics and lower cervical biomechanics are differentiated to establish a clearer understanding of pain pattern presentation.
TREATING THE THORACIC SPINE, RIBS AND STERNUM
March 3-5, 2017
The thoracic cage is one of the most complicated areas in a manual practice. Understanding this area separates you from your peers. This course gives the participant an appreciation of the interrelationships of the various components of the thoracic cage. Emphasis is on the effect of dysfunction on the entire mechanism as it relates to overall health.
PALPATION AND ASSESSMENT SKILLS FOR MANUAL PRACTITIONERS
February 10-12, 2017
Palpation skills are the central component of a Manual Therapy clinical practice. They are essential to correctly evaluate somatic dysfunctions and master treatment techniques.
NEUROMUSCULAR EDUCATION AND EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION FOR MANUAL PRACTITIONERS
January 20-22, 2017
This class puts together a rational approach to the neuromuscular retraining of common somatic dysfunctions. The concepts of inhibition, weakness and movement impairment will be discussed and appropriate exercise programs will be demonstrated to maintain proper muscle function post Manual Therapy treatment.
2016 Courses
POTTENGER’S VISCERAL NEUROLOGY APPLIED TO TREATMENT OF FOREGUT, MIDGUT AND HIND GUT
November 4-6, 2016
The practice of manual therapies is a continuous attempt on the part of the practitioner to understand the manner in which the patient expresses disease through their physiologic systems. This class will go into deep detail of the neurological segmentation of the spine as it relates to control and function of the specific visceral organ.
AN INTEGRATED MANUAL THERAPY APPROACH TO THE CELIAC GANGLIA TO THE PELVIC GANGLIA
October 21-23, 2016
This class will be a comprehensive and integrated look at the functional unit that encompasses the Celiac to Pelvic ganglia. This class is one in a series of Ursa courses on how to assess and treat imbalances in the autonomic nervous system as they related to health and disease.
ASSESSMENT OF THE WALK CYCLE AND LOWER EXTREMITY FOR THE MANUAL THERAPIST
October 7-9, 2016
The goal of this class is to present concepts of how the body uses ground forces in the kinetic chain, and produces motion in the walk cycle. We will cover the fascial planes and how they transmit forces from the ground to the cranium.
INFECTIONS SERIES 1 – VIRUS, BACTERIA, AND YEAST AND M.A.L.T. – BASIC CONCEPTS OF PATIENT MANAGEMENT
September 23-25, 2016
Basic concepts of management of patients who present with co-morbidity of different infections and other related systemic dysfunctions will be addressed from the perspective of treatment through Manual Therapies.
INTRODUCTION TO PELVIS, SACRUM AND LUMBAR SPINE
September 9-11, 2016
The goal of this class is to present concepts of motion of the pelvis, sacrum and lumbar spine as it applies to both normal and dysfunctional bio-mechanical motion.
MANUAL THERAPY FOUNDATIONS AND APPLICATIONS FOR SYNACTIVE RESPIRATORY BALANCE, FUNCTION AND DEVELOPMENT IN NICU AND PICU INFANTS
June 24-26, 2016
This course will include a series of lectures and hands on laboratory that will explore the use of Synactive Manual Therapies for the infant with respiratory complications and pathologies.
INTEGRATED LOWER EXTREMITY, PELVIS, AND LUMBAR SPINE
May 13-15, 2016
This class picks up from where the Introduction to Pelvis, Sacrum, and Lumbar Spine leave off. This class will address the next level of Muscle Energy Technique and integrate both lower extremity biomechanics with long lever and short lever adaptations.
SPORTS SPECIFIC SERIES 1 – FOOTBALL, RUGBY, SOCCER
April 29, 2016 – May 1, 2016
Contact sports are changing in relationship to certain injuries, training and recovery. This class will look at specific biomechanical needs and requirements of each sport.
TREATING THE UPPER AND LOWER CERVICAL SPINE
April 22-24, 2016
The goal of this class is to present the arthrokinematics of motion of the upper and lower cervical spine as it applies to both normal and dysfunction movement pattern. Upper cervical biomechanics and lower cervical biomechanics will be differentiated so as to have a clearer understanding of pain pattern presentation.
INTEGRATED UPPER EXTREMITY IN SPORT AND WORKPLACE
March 18-20, 2016
Integrated function of the cervical and thoracic, scapular, clavicular and costal structures will be addressed in lecture and laboratory sessions. Integrated biomechanics, anatomy and embryology will be discussed in relation to dysfunction patterning in the work place and sports activities.
ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT OF THE 5 DIAPHRAGMS OF THE BODY
February 19-21, 2016
The respiratory diaphragm, pelvic diaphragm, the cranial diaphragm , the thoracic inlet and the popliteal/foot diaphragm will be discussed. They will be looked at from a different perspective as they relate to fluid drive biomechanics, and endocrine aspects of patients in clinical practice.
THE UNSTRETCHABLES: PLANTAR FASCIA, ACHILLES, HAMSTRINGS, ILIOTIBIAL BAND, ILIOPSOAS, LATISSIMUS DORSI, PECTORALIS MINOR, SCALENES, UPPER TRAPEZIUS, SUBOCCIPITALS
January 22-24, 2016
There are many misconceptions about how to treat different musculoskeletal dysfunctions. Standard medical experts claim one thing while research claims another.
2015 Courses
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF THE FASCIA SYSTEM A AS FUNCTIONAL UNIT-IMPLICATIONS FOR MOVEMENT, DYSFUNCTION, AND IMMUNOLOGY
December 4-6, 2015
While the myofascial system is usually discussed in regards to its role in the proper motion of a particular region of the body, this class will look at the fascial system as a whole body functional organ.
AN INTEGRATED MANUAL THERAPY APPROACH TO THE CERVICAL TO T4 GANGLIA
November 6-8, 2015
A comprehensive and integrated look at the functional unit that encompasses the cervical to T4 ganglia. This class is one of the series of Ursa courses on how to assess and treat imbalances in the autonomic nervous system as they related to health and disease.
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF COMMON VISCERAL SYMPTOMS AND COMPLAINTS IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN
October 9-11, 2015
This unique class will emphasize multiple manual therapy system approaches for the Evaluation and Treatment of Gastrointestinal (GI) disorders as outlined by ROME III Criteria(2006).
2014 Courses
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
BENNETT’S NEUROVASCULAR CONCEPTS FOR THE MANUAL PRACTITIONER
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF THE TALUS, PUBES, AND SC JOINT
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF THE PEDIATRIC PATIENT
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF THE PELVIS, SACRUM, AND LUMBAR SPINE
EMBRYOLOGY CONCEPTS FOR THE MANUAL PRACTITIONER
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT APPROACHES FOR SEDENTARY LIFESTYLE IMPLICATIONS FOR DISEASE AND DYSFUNCTION
BIOMECHANICS OF THE FLUID DYNAMICS IN HEALTH AND DISEASE FOR THE MANUAL PRACTITIONER
2013 Courses
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT USING CHAPMAN’S NEURAL LYMPHATIC REFLEXES
EVALUATION MANUAL TREATMENT OF THE ADULT PATIENT WITH MULTIPLE SYSTEMIC DYSFUNCTIONS
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF THE THORACIC CAGE
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF THE ENDURANCE ATHLETE
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF THE PRE-TEENAGE ATHLETE AND INJURIES
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF CLAVICLE, ILIUM, AND FIBULA
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF DYSFUNCTIONS OF THE REPRODUCTIVE PELVIS
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF THE SYMPATHETIC AND PARASYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM IN HEALTH AND DISEASE
2012 Courses
TREATING THE UPPER AND LOWER CERVICAL SPINE
BEAR LOOKS AT: CHEST AND VERTEBRAE T7-12
INTEGRATED VISCERAL – TREATMENT OF THE GASTROINTESTINAL SYSTEM
GENDER SPECIFIC TREATMENT OF COMMON AILMENTS SEEN IN THE MANUAL PRACTICE
EVALUATION TREATMENT OF THE UPPER QUADRANT IN WORK AND ATHLETICS
TREATING THE 5 DIAPHRAGMS OF THE BODY
LOOKING AT THE MALADAPTIVE PATIENT
TREATING THE PELVIS AND SACRUM
THE ROLE OF THE VAGUS NERVE IN HEALTH AND DISEASE
2011 Courses
TREATING THE PELVIS, SACRUM, AND LUMBAR SPINE
VERTEBRAE C1-7
INTRODUCTION TO CHAPMANS REFLEXES
ASSESSMENT OF THE WALK CYCLE FOR THE MANUAL THERAPIST
A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF THE PELVIS
INTRODUCTION TO VISCERAL TECHNIQUE
UNDERSTANDING MECHANICAL ADAPTATIONS OF AN ACUTE AND CHRONIC CONDITIONS
HEAD PAIN
TREATING THE THORACIC CAGE
THE ROLE OF THE SYMPATHETIC NERVOUS SYSTEM IN HEALTH AND DISEASE
2010 Courses
TREATING THE THORACIC CAGE
TREATING ONCOLOGY PATIENTS IN A MANUAL PRACTICE
TREATING MOVEMENTS FUNCTION IN SPORTS – GOLF, SOCCER, AND CYCLING
A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF THE CHEST
MANUAL TREATMENT FOR THE INFECTED PATIENT
TREATING MOVEMENT DYSFUNCTION IN SPORTS: GYMNASTICS, WATER POLO, AND DIVING
THE PELVIS
TREATING THE CERVICAL SPINE
UNDERSTANDING MECHANICAL ADAPTATIONS IN ACUTE AND CHRONIC CONDITIONS
2009 Courses
TREATING THE CERVICAL SPINE
TREATING MOVEMENT DYSFUNCTION IN SPORTS-RUNNING, THROWING, AND RACKET SPORTS
TREATING SOMATOVISCERAL DYSFUNCTION USING THE CONCEPTS OF CHAPMAN, BENNETT, AND POTTENGER
TREATING THE SYMPATHETIC AND PARASYMPATHETIC GANGLIA
EMBRYOLOGY FOR THE MANUAL PRACTITIONER
TREATING MOVEMENT DYSFUNCTION IN SPORTS-GOLF, SOCCER, AND CYCLING
TREATING THE PELVIS, SACRUM, AND LUMBAR SPINE
UNDERSTANDING MALE AND FEMALE PELVIC DYSFUNCTION
2008 Courses
TREATING THE PELVIS, SACRUM, AND LUMBAR SPINE
EMBRYOLOGY FOR THE MANUAL PRACTITIONER
POTTENGER’S CONCEPTS OF VISCERAL DISEASE
MANUAL TREATMENT FOR THE SYMPATHETIC AND PARASYMPATHETIC GANGLIA
TREATING MOVEMENT DYSFUNCTION IN SPORTS AND ATHLETICS
TREATING THE THORACIC SPINE, RIBS, AND STERNUM
2007 Courses
MILLARD’S CONCEPTS FOR THE LYMPHATIC SYSTEM
EVALUATION TREATMENT OF THE T2 RING
DISORDERS OF THE HYOID, THYROID, AND COCCYX – THREE ONE DAY CLASSES
INTRODUCTION TO MUSCLE ENERGY TECHNIQUE-LUMBAR SPINE, PELVIS, AND SACRUM
EVALUATION TREATMENT OF THE CERVICAL SPINE AND CRANIAL BASE – DIRECT AND INDIRECT TECHNIQUES
THE EFFECTS OF BIOMECHANICAL DYSFUNCTION OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY ON THE THORAX
AN URSA APPROACH TO BENNETT’S NEUROVASCULAR REFLEXES
SCIENTIFIC MYOFASCIAL RELEASE
TREATING THE DIAPHRAGM, SCAPULA, AND FOOT- THREE ONE-DAY CLASSES
BIOMECHANICAL AND CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTIONS OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY
MANUAL TREATMENT FOR THE SYMPATHETIC AND PARASYMPATHETIC GANGLIA
EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF THE OA
AN OVERVIEW OF SOMATO-VISCERAL DYSFUNCTION
EVALUATION TREATMENT OF THE MYALGIA PATIENT
EVALUATION TREATMENT OF THE THORACIC CAGE-DIRECT AND INDIRECT TECHNIQUES
INTRODUCTION TO MUSCLE ENERGY TECHNIQUE-LUMBAR SPINE, PELVIS, AND SACRUM
EVALUATION MANUAL TREATMENT OF THE PITUITARY-THYROID-ADRENAL AXIS
CRANIAL MOBILIZATION-DIRECT AND INDIRECT TECHNIQUE
EMBRYOLOGY FOR THE MANUAL PRACTITIONER
EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF DISORDERS OF THE THUMB
2006 Courses
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF THE PITUITARY, THYROID, AND ADRENAL AXIS
EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF DISORDERS OF THE DIAPHRAGM
ADAPTATION OF THE BODY TO INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL INJURIES
INTRODUCTION TO MUSCLE ENERGY TECHNIQUE-LUMBAR SPINE, PELVIS, AND SACRUM
EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF THE CERVICAL SPINE AND CRANIAL BASE
EVALUATION AND MANUAL TREATMENT OF HEADACHE SYNDROMES
BIOMECHANICAL AND CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTIONS OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY
AN INTENSIVE STUDY OF THE STRUCTURES OF THE FACE
ANALYSIS AND CORRECTION OF LOCOMOTOR DYSFUNCTION IN THE WALK CYCLE
EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF THE LUMBARS, THORACICS, AND CERVICALS – THREE ONE DAY CLASSES
THE URSA APPROACH TO BENNETT’S NEUROVASCULAR REFLEXES
DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS FOR THE MANUAL PRACTITIONER
EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF DISORDERS OF SCAPULA
EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME, T4 SYNDROME, AND THE PUBIC SYMPHYSIS-THREE ONE DAY CLASSES
MANUAL TREATMENT FOR THE SYMPATHETIC AND PARASYMPATHETIC GANGLIA
EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF THE THORACIC CAGE
AN OVERVIEW AND BIOMECHANICAL TREATMENT OF THE VAGUS NERVE
CRANIAL MOBILIZATION – DIRECT AND INDIRECT TECHNIQUE
EVALUATION AND TREATMENT OF DISORDERS OF THE FOOT
