Myofascial Disruption Technique

This course will clearly demonstrate the principles that will tell you exactly what and how to treat various conditions for a rapid response. After reviewing the science, specific conditions are discussed and treatment is demonstrated on live patients. Conditions include headaches, loss of ROM, rib, hip, knee pain, grade I & II ankle sprains, improving gait and balance, shin splints, plantar fasciitis, and Osgood Schlatter’s Disease.

• •Understand the anatomical and physiological principles underlying myofascial disruption technique and its mechanism of action
• •Identify and assess common conditions amenable to myofascial disruption treatment, including headaches, ROM limitations, and joint pain
• •Apply proper technique for treating specific conditions: rib pain, hip pain, knee pain, ankle sprains (Grade I & II), shin splints, plantar fasciitis, and Osgood Schlatter's Disease
• •Demonstrate treatment protocols on patients with proper assessment and patient positioning
• •Evaluate gait and balance deficits and implement myofascial disruption strategies to improve functional outcomes
• •Integrate myofascial disruption technique into clinical practice for rapid patient response and improved treatment outcomes