Mystery key:
The capillary system holds the
ocean of blood in the body.
Mystery Key:
The more
you know anatomy,
the
more
you free your intuition.
Mystery Key:
The part moves the whole and the
whole moves the part and the circle
is unbroken…
Applied Tensegrity (AT) Course
Description
The course is made up of three levels each
enhancing a deeper focus and understanding
of principles and applications of
Tensegrity, literally meaning
“tension integrity.” These principles apply
directly to the massage profession
integrating common techniques in a more
complete way, employing truth of the design
of fascia throughout the body. Applied
Tensegrity (AT) is a model to glimpse the
wisdom of how body systems are
interconnected.
Level I: Fascial Hydration / Capillary
System
17 CMT Credits
Level I introduces the concepts and
principles of AT and stresses the
importance of blood flow and fluid movement
in congested and hypertoned tissues.
Fascial patterns are introduced based on
the revolutionary book “Anatomy Trains” by
Thomas Meyers.
see
www.anatomytrains.net
Note:
Workshops may be studied in any order
and there are
no prerequisites.
Level II: The Skeleton 17 CMT Credits
Level II demonstrates how combining
Neuromuscular Therapy, Muscle Energy with
Cranio Sacral touch in the patterns of
Anatomy Trains have a profound healing
effect on the body.
The lectures will discuss the principles and
applications of each individual technique
and then demonstrate them in the context
of AT to show how powerful the
response of the body is
when these applications are blended.
Note:
Workshops may be studied in any order
and there are
no prerequisites.
Level III: Advanced Assessment and
Palpation
17 CMT Credits
Level III works with therapists to learn to
feel for the regions
of the highest tension, from the AT
perspective, and how to apply appropriate
pressure in one area to initiate a full body
response.
For example, treatment of tensegrity foci in
the bicep can help decrease scoliosis and
balance pelvic rotations, or treatment of
the Achilles tendon can increase cervical
ROM in patients with
visceral ailments. This level offers more
clinical applications.
Note:
Workshops may be studied in any order
and there are
no prerequisites.
