Body Memory & The New Paradigm Evolving in Massage Therapy
Speaker: Jonathan A. Tripodi, BA, BS, NCTMB
1 Day, 7 Contact Hrs. Fee: $145
Early Registration by September 1 - Save $30
Registration Deadline October 6
Register through the AMTA
The brain was once thought to be the source of intelligence and communication in the body. Science has now discovered that every cell is like a mini brain, capable of receiving and transmitting a complex integration of thought, emotion and sensation which forms human experience. When you perceive an experience as overwhelming or stressful, the intelligence of every cell participates in storing these thoughts, emotions and sensations till a later date when you are able to fully experience it. The storing of past experience is commonly referred to as body memory.
Morning Presentation: Learn the Body Memory Model
The Body Memory Model is a synthesis of the latest research and scientific discoveries that describe how the body stores stress from past experiences in the form of energy and how this stored energy creates patterns of tension, misalignment and pain.
Afternoon Presentation: Demonstrations of Body Memory Recall (BMR)
BMR is a unique combination of therapeutic bodywork including Myofascial Release, Cranial Sacral Therapy, Visceral Manipulation and Unwinding integrated into one refined approach. Jonathan will ask for volunteers from the audience to demonstrate how to evaluate and treat body memory to resolve chronic tension, forward head and shoulder posture, pain and headaches.
BMR Training Policy: Training in Body Memory Recall does not provide you with a hands-on license. Practitioners must work within their professional scope of practice and abide by the rules and/or laws that govern healthcare practices in their area of practice.
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