Upcoming Events at Good Shepherd Center
Sat Apr 8, 11:00 AM - Sat Apr 8, 5:00 PM
Good Shepherd Center
4649 Sunnyside Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103
Community: Pioneer Square
Description
This class focuses on treating the mandibular nerve and related tissues — the pterygoids, cranial base, and TMJ capsule.
Event Details
Think of all the jaw pain that goes untreated or is met with catastrophic theories. This class focuses on treating the mandibular nerve and related tissues — the pterygoids, cranial base, and TMJ capsule. You will gain hands-on skills and a straightforward method of assessment.
INFO AND SKILLS COVERED
Principles of a ‘Neurofascial’ approach to manual therapy.
What can be sensed and modulated by the therapist in session?
What are the physiological needs of peripheral nerves, and how do they behave when those needs are disrupted?
Types of nerve-fascia interface and why they matter for assessment/treatment.
Building the Map: The trigeminal neurofascia, the TMJ capsule, and the muscles of mastication
Five Domains of TMD Assessment: Spatial, Functional, Temporal, Emotional, Inflammatory
Fascial Release Techniques: Direct, Indirect, & Rhythmic
TMD Rehabilitation: Freedom, Awareness, Connection, Play
WHAT TO BRING
Writing materials
Set of sheets and emollient
Wear movement-friendly clothing
CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATION
This 8-hour Continuing Education class is open to all healthcare practitioners licensed in Manual/Massage Therapy.
Other practitioners are welcome to join for the first 2 hours of class. (i.e. Movement Teachers, Allied Healthcare Practitioners, and body nerds). See "Lecture Only" ticket option.
If we need extra tables, you may be eligible for a 10% discount. If you have a massage table and are willing to bring it, please contact mikehammseminars@gmail.com.
INFO AND SKILLS COVERED
Principles of a ‘Neurofascial’ approach to manual therapy.
What can be sensed and modulated by the therapist in session?
What are the physiological needs of peripheral nerves, and how do they behave when those needs are disrupted?
Types of nerve-fascia interface and why they matter for assessment/treatment.
Building the Map: The trigeminal neurofascia, the TMJ capsule, and the muscles of mastication
Five Domains of TMD Assessment: Spatial, Functional, Temporal, Emotional, Inflammatory
Fascial Release Techniques: Direct, Indirect, & Rhythmic
TMD Rehabilitation: Freedom, Awareness, Connection, Play
WHAT TO BRING
Writing materials
Set of sheets and emollient
Wear movement-friendly clothing
CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATION
This 8-hour Continuing Education class is open to all healthcare practitioners licensed in Manual/Massage Therapy.
Other practitioners are welcome to join for the first 2 hours of class. (i.e. Movement Teachers, Allied Healthcare Practitioners, and body nerds). See "Lecture Only" ticket option.
If we need extra tables, you may be eligible for a 10% discount. If you have a massage table and are willing to bring it, please contact mikehammseminars@gmail.com.
