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Melting Muscles is the patient method of waiting to feel a muscle melt before moving on. Presence with the muscle shape and fiber direction is also taught. Muscle guarding is not judged as bad, so we do not fight to lengthen the muscle. Instead, we move the muscle into a shortened position. Then the brain feels its need to guard has been aided, and the muscle melts of its own decision. Many practitioners embraced the techniques simply from reading the articles and the workbooks. The workbooks are left-brained tools, beginning with step-by-step instruction, including lots of pictures, then gaining assessments, theory, and philosophy. The workshops, on the other hand, are right-brained, fun training. In the workshops there is no lecture, no pens, no books, 100% hands-on work at the tables. Your hands become your best teachers. Course Objectives:being shown, before the group moves on to the next exercise. Date:6/7/2008, 6/8/08/2008, 6/29/2008 Time: 9am-5:30pm Location: KCCM Campus Instructor: Lara Pollock is in her 16th year of practicing therapeutic massage. She has a BA in English with certification in Secondary Education from Bethel College. She has training in Reiki, Cranio Sacral Therapy, and Connecting with Essence. She has been working with Patrick Moore learning, developing, teaching the Melting Muscles technique for two years. In addition to instructing Melting Muscles Workshops, she has helped edit the workbooks, and contributed to course curriculum development for the workbooks and workshops. Lara is currently attending the KCCM Master of Oriental Medicine Program. She lives near Wichita, Kansas with her husband and three active children This course is presented by Elenchus Publishing & Workshops and is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB) as a continuing education Approved Provider. "Both Melting Muscles and Advanced Atlas Axis workshops provide 14 and 7 Category A hours for NCBTMB, by using the certificate and provider number that Lara Pollock will provide." "Any workshop that is NCBTMB Category A approved also fits the criteria for ABMP, AMTA, and most State requirements for continuing education." View Article here For Continuing Education Application form click here: |
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