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QQBUAF Deep Tissue Massage: Safe and Effective Techniques for Common Problem Areas
Detailed Overview/Outline Assess the injured or problematic area in order to provide effective deep tissue massage, focusing on applications to the neck, upper and lower back, and upper and lower extremities. Perform manual techniques while identifying safe body mechanics. It is estimated that one in four Americans suffers from some form of musculoskeletal dysfunction. The areas most commonly affected are the upper and lower back, neck, and upper and lower extremities. Contributing factors include work injury, personal injury, home and vehicular accidents, sports and aging. Deep tissue massage techniques can greatly benefit sufferers of chronic pain and injury. However, there is a general misunderstanding of the concept of deep tissue massage from the perspectives of the patient/client and the therapist. Deep tissue massage can injure both the client and the therapist if not performed appropriately. Participants in this one day seminar will learn what deep tissue massage really means so that you can evaluate each client and condition to determine its appropriateness. You will examine the anatomy of common injuries, assess safety considerations for both the client and yourself and establish protocols to determine proper duration of treatment. Participants will perform deep tissue massage techniques on the upper and lower back, neck, and upper and lower extremities in a hands-on lab. You will develop manual techniques using the thumb, fingers, fist, elbow and forearm and discover mechanical aids for performance of deep tissue massage. The hands-on experience gained in this seminar will help attendees provide safer, more effective deep tissue therapy beginning the very next day. WHO SHOULD ATTEND
What You Should Bring: Because this program is a hands-on course requiring access to the body, participants should bring appropriate two-piece bathing suits or a halter top and shorts. A towel and/or blanket should be brought to lie on during the lab, as well as massage oil. Participants are strongly encouraged to bring their own massage tables. If you do not bring a table you may choose to lie on the floor. "Dr. Nardo has a deep understanding of the musculoskeletal system and how it relates to the root cause of symptomology. I have witnessed the immediate results of his work with clients." - Giuseppe Corinella, D.C., Palm Beach Gardens, FL WHAT YOU WILL COVER
Sponsor Background: Leading the Way in Professional Development. Cross Country Education is a national leader in high-quality educational products and services for the entire health care industry. Our seminars and training programs are designed to help health care providers achieve improved performance and results in all areas of clinical, financial and operational management. Our faculty of more than 150 instructors are the "best of the best" in their field of expertise and know how to provide programs that really make a difference to participants. Since 1995, we have trained over 1,000,000 providers, managers, nurses, behavioral health professionals and other key personnel throughout the entire healthcare industry. We produce over 5,000 seminars and conferences annually for the health care industry. Plus, we coordinate in-house training for health care facilities. Let us provide your training and professional education needs! Our Mission Statement “CCE exists to identify and provide opportunities for relevant continuing education in a timely and geographically friendly manner that will meet and exceed the needs and expectations of targeted professionals.”
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