Upcoming Lower Quarter PRT Instructional Events

Lower Quarter Positional Release Therapy

7/13/19 - 7/14/19 • Medford, OR

In this session, you will:

1. receive hands on-instruction in lower quarter PRT techniques and clinical approaches to specific pathological conditions such as plantar fasciitis, iliotibial band friction syndrome and others\
2. receive a comprehensive overview of surface anatomy coupled with one-to-one instruction on how to appropriately palpate tender points and trigger points
3. receive instruction on how to perform a myofascial scanning evaluation
4. receive basic instruction on lower extremity biomechanical influences that can serve as myofascial restriction triggers.

Lower Quarter Positional Release Therapy

8/3/19 - 8/4/19 • 2000 Porterfield Way Unit M, Upland, CA 91786, USA

In this session:

1. Individual will learn upper quarter PRT techniques and clinical approaches to specific pathological conditions are addressed, such as impingement syndrome, bicep tendonitis and others. 
2. Course attendees also receive a comprehensive overview of surface anatomy coupled with one-to-one instruction on how to appropriately palpate tender points and trigger points to enable the treatment of them with positional release therapy as well as instruction on how to perform a myofascial scanning evaluation. 
3. Course attendees also receive basic instruction on upper extremity biomechanical influences that can serve as myofascial restriction triggers.

Lower Quarter PRT Course

10/12/19 - 10/13/19 • Medford, MA

• Learn a gentle approach to releasing trigger points causing painful conditions seen in the lower extremity with PRT-i®. Positional Release Therapy (PRT) is easy on the clinician, time saving, and comfortable for the patients/clients.
• We'll address problematic conditions such as plantar fasciitis, iliotibial band friction syndrome, patellar tendinitis, and many others.
• We'll cover topics such as neuroscience, pain theories, and biomechanics to better understand trigger points and the application of PRT.
• Learn advanced palpation techniques, advanced biomechanical assessments, and myofascial scanning evaluations to increase your efficiency and precision with your evaluation and treatment.
• Finally, learn how to integrate PRT into your practice and generate a comprehensive plan of care.