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Nerve Mobilization

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20 CE Hours - E610
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Nerve Mobilization

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Materials

  • Video - 127 minutes
  • Manual - 94 pages
  • Multiple-choice test
  • Certificate upon completion

Description

Peripheral nerves are embedded in a myofascial, joint and bony matrix that intimately affects their function. Nerve symptoms can range from tingling, numbness and weakness to aching, pulling and pressure. It is common for nerve problems to coexist with myofascial tension and pain.

This home study program is centered on Doug Alexander's superb Nerve Mobilization DVD which covers the upper extremities. The anatomy of each of the median, ulnar and radial nerves is explored. Upper limb movement patterns, which preferentially place tension on each individual nerve are also taught. You'll learn nerve tension tests enabling you to determine which region of the nerve is most sensitive. Discover a variety of therapeutic techniques designed to free restrictions along the nerve path and normalize tissue function from the neck to the hand.

The manual accompanying the course goes into detail on every aspect of the DVD. You will learn a valuable way of thinking about the body and client symptoms to enrich your practice and help your clients. This course will help any clinically-focused massage professional and is the perfect complement for anyone who administers cranio-sacral therapy.

Course Objectives

  • Explain the objective of Nerve Mobilization including the structure of the nerve, symptoms, causes and effects of nerve damage, and assessment of nerve damage.
  • Identify the median nerve and relate the symptoms associated with a compromised median nerve; assess tension through testing; and integrate appropriate techniques.
  • Locate the ulnar nerve and recognize the symptoms associated with a compromised ulnar nerve; determine tension through testing; and perform appropriate techniques.
  • Differentiate the radial nerve and relate the symptoms associated with a compromised radial nerve; evaluate tension through testing; and integrate appropriate techniques.

Course Reviews

Richard Wilkes, LMT, BCTMB

2/24/2024

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2/11/2024

Magnolia Polley, LMT

1/23/2024

Emily Brothers, LMT

12/7/2023

Angie Jubb, LMT

11/29/2023

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Instructors

Doug Alexander, BS, RMT

Doug Alexander, BS, RMT

Author of the Nerve Mobilization program, Doug Alexander holds a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology and earned his massage therapy diploma in 1985. He has worked in various massage settings since 1985 and established his own private practice in 1993. With over 30 years of professional experience, Doug has written articles for Massage Therapy Journal, Journal of Bodywork and Movement Therapy and the Journal of Soft Tissue Manipulation.

Sean Riehl, CMT

Sean Riehl, CMT

Sean Riehl has been a bodyworker since 1998 when he completed his training program through the Body Therapy Institute in California and subsequently served as an instructor there. Certified in Lymphatic Drainage, Visceral Manipulation, Neuromuscular Therapy, Muscle Energy Techniques, Myofascial Release and Shiatsu, Mr. Riehl established Real Bodywork in 2000 producing high-quality, professional, instructional massage and yoga videos. With over 40 video titles, Real Bodywork is the preeminent producer of videos in the massage training industry.

Mr. Riehl is author, co-creator and instructor on various Institute courses including Neuromuscular Therapy & Advanced Deep Tissue, Lymphatic Drainage Massage, Myofascial Release, Advanced Anatomy & Pathology, Clinical Massage Therapy, Integrative Massage: Earth, Fire and Spirit, Nerve Mobilization and more.

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