John F. Barnes Fascial Pelvis

Learn the John F. Barnes’ Myofascial Release Approach®

Our experience has shown that over 90% of patients suffering with lumbar and pelvic pain, menstrual problems, cervical pain, and headaches have imbalances in the pelvis creating fascial restrictions throughout the body. This introductory seminar will teach you a logical, step-by-step progression of techniques for treating the lumbo-pelvic region in a comprehensive and effective manner.

Specific Myofascial Release, Joint Mobilization and Muscle Energy Techniques for the:

• Erector Spinae
• Pelvic Floor
• Sacro-Iliac Joints
• Quadratus Lumborum
• Lumbar Area
• Psoas
• Lower Extremities
• Sacrum

As a result of this course, the participant will be able to:

• Explain and discuss pelvic alignment and dysfunction.
• Describe theory, anatomy and physiology of the lumbopelvic area.
• Identify and define lumbopelvic dysfunction.
• Apply and differentiate principles to problems of the abdominal and lumbopelvic regions.
• Evaluate and assess the pelvic girdle and bring it into balanced alignment.
• Perform decompression techniques to the lumbosacral junction on a patient with compressive dysfunction.
• Identify sacral iliac mobility dysfunction and apply myofascial/osseous techniques to alleviate the dysfunction.
• Develop home exercise instruction to diminish pain, improve mobility, and bring the lumbopelvic region into balanced alignment.

Items to Bring

• massage table
• pillow
• athletic shorts, sports bra, or two-piece bathing suit

Please refrain from using perfumes, lotions and/or scented hair products.

Pre-requisite

No pre-requisite is required and this course is open to PT’s, RMT’s, OT’s, OMT’s

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