°ÅÀÖÊÓƵ

Become Certified today! With a deep dive into skin, fascia and nerve gliding, you’ll learn concepts of neuro-sensory pain modulation via IASTM. This course introduces neuroscience and movement focused interventions that you can apply to your other techniques and use in your practice right away to reduce pain, improve tissue glide and improve movement dysfunction.

Join leading experts to discover how to accurately assess and treat children who present with complex trauma, neurological, and feeding issues. Unlock tools to treat complex trauma along with neurological and sensory delays. Learn physiological interventions for dysphasia, gastro-intestinal, and respiratory issues that underlie food refusal.

Help your clients get back to doing what they love. Become a Certified Movement Specialist and help your clients move MORE and move BETTER with less discomfort. Following this advanced skill training, you will become a Certified Movement Specialist as you confidently assess and evaluate performance, design custom tailored corrective programs, AND re-screen to determine each intervention’s efficacy.

In this advanced skills training, we’ll show you the proven, innovative techniques you have to have to identify and tackle the most common running injuries: heel-striking, arthritis, foot pain, and more. You’ll know the right questions to ask and the right ways to rehab your runners to get them back on the trail. Achieve quick results with a wide range of running injuries.

Whether you want to advance your cardiac skills or want to earn your cardiovascular certificate, this comprehensive course provides the latest clinical insights and important tools you will put into practice the very next day to improve cardiac patient outcomes!

Have you ever been perplexed with symptom findings in your patient’s history or physical exam? If a laboratory test, 12-lead ECG, or arterial blood gas were ordered, would you be able to interpret the findings – without missing something important? Without the skills to quickly identify concerns and initiate appropriate interventions, you could be putting your patient, and your license, at risk.

Guide struggling families and help young clients detox from their devices, find healthier coping skills, and discover an exciting and meaningful world. Plus, help children with ADHD, autism, mental health disorders, and related issues find more opportunities for multi-sensory integration.

Progressive care patients often require extensive pulmonary and cardiac interventions, management of arterial lines, ventilators, wound care…and much more. The complexities can leave you feeling intimidated; uncertain you can handle the responsibility of providing the best possible care for higher acuity patients. Have there been times in the past that you wished you had done more…?