Courses

Many therapists are interested in moving beyond corrective approaches to manual therapy. The integrative approach of Structrual Integration works to establish balance, enhanced nervous system regulation and deep feelings of being freed from unsatisfying habitual tendencies of emotional and mental reactivity. . 

This two-day course is for any therapist who would like to learn how to deliver the first session in the Structural Integration series. The physical foci of the class are to horizontalize the pelvis and free the breath while the psycho-physical goal is to begin the process of unlocking the nervous system through enhancing the activity of the Vagus nerve.

At the conclusion of the two days you will know how to identify two common structural patterns, flexor and extensor types, and how to provide a stand-alone treatment that responds to the specific tensions and strains associated with each one.

In Structural Integration the practitioner begins to look beyond the presenting problems and towards how to create better overall balance and alignment. It is a progressive process and it starts with the first session’s attention to pelvic position and freedom in the movement of the ribs.