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Anterior Fascial Connection Bodywork is a conceptual approach to view and work with fascial connections.
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Anterior Fascial Connection Bodywork is a conceptual approach to view and work with fascial connections.
AFCB uses fascial manipulation starting on the anterior side of the body to help facilitate the bodies natural healing process. During our course you'll gain understanding of how to communicate and encourage active client participation to decrease pain and increase range of motion. Experience the benefits for clients and practitioners alike when practicing with the intent of creating more symmetry and a sense of expansiveness within the body.
In this course we discuss the science behind anterior fascial connections bodywork and dive into the deep anterior fascial web anatomy. You will learn how to apply gentle pressure in highly specified areas to stretch and release fascial webs, how to communicate to clients with active range of motion techniques, and a full base routine. AFCB brings a new conception to fascial bodywork using a mixed modality approach. This course has two instructors. Katie Graves and Lori Reynolds both have over 10 years experience in the field of massage therapy. Some of their combined areas of advanced bodywork specialties include: Neuromuscular Therapy, Trager Therapy, Myofascial Therapy, TMJ intraoral work, Cupping, Craniosacral Therapy, Resistance Release Technique, and even applied Polyvagal Theory that may be incorporated into the course. While this course is welcome to all student and licensed bodywork professionals it is strongly recommended that all participants have taken some level of Kinesiology.
If you are unable to make it to one of the afcb courses you've register for, please contact us!
Cancellations within 14 days of the class are non-refundable.
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