april 2018
Time
21 (Saturday) 9:00 am - 22 (Sunday) 6:00 pm PST
Event Details
COURSE DESCRIPTION This class will provide the practitioner with fundamental and essential concepts for using frequency specific microcurrent (FSM) to treat myofascial pain due to common and more complex physical injuries
Event Details
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This class will provide the practitioner with fundamental and essential concepts for using frequency specific microcurrent (FSM) to treat myofascial pain due to common and more complex physical injuries and pathology. You will learn frequency combinations and techniques for myofascial pain and dysfunction, reflexive pain, and pain that is referred from discs, facets and ligaments that often present as myofascial pain. Positive results have been reported for reducing myofascial pain associated with fibromyalgia, shingles, and sciatica as well as those caused and perpetuated by cervical and lumbar spine injuries.
This course is designed for the practitioner who wants a more in-depth understanding of physical medicine concepts and will include the history and scientific basis for microcurrent therapies. It will help the practitioner to quickly and easily integrate microcurrent applications into clinical practice and to interface within a multi-disciplinary approach, whether working within a hospital or medical office, or practicing in an independent clinical or outcall setting.
This course is ideal for practitioners who work with patients suffering from chronic pain, athletes with acute and chronic injuries, weekend warriors or anyone who actively exercises. Practitioners will learn specific microcurrent frequency protocols that help reduce chronic myofascial pain associated with inflammation and overuse, as well as precautions and red flags for microcurrent applications.
Extra bonus: Microcurrent therapy can easily be used for self-treatment of conditions commonly experienced by manual therapists, such as hand and forearm pain, chronic neck/back problems and a variety of other work-related complaints.
You are not required to own microcurrent equipment in order to take this class. Discussions will include equipment options to help you make informed choices about which type of equipment will work best in your practice setting or for your own personal use. If you already own portable equipment, please bring it to class for the practicum.
As a pre-requisite to this class you will be provided at no additional charge with a link to a video (approx 3 hours) to train you in Neural evaluation techniques. All attending this microcurrent class will be required to view this video prior to the class.
Class hours: Saturday and Sunday 9am-6pm
Early registration: $295. Register early to avoid late registration fees.
Seating limited to 18 participants and it will sell out fast! Register TODAY to assure your seat!
Presenter: Shannon Goossen, AP, LMT, CMTPT
Shannon has been in private practice since 1996 and a Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) practitioner since 2001. She is a certified instructor of FSM and has been presenting at national meetings since 1998 on subjects including myofascial pain, spinal disorders and rehabilitation, neurological evaluation, and the use of FSM in clinical practice. Shannon taught for Frequency Specific Seminars from 2009-2012, has been a certified instructor for Avazzia microcurrent devices since 2013, and also teaches on the use of PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic fields) devices. As a recognized expert in treating myofascial pain and dysfunction, she will teach you simple evaluation methods, “hands on” techniques and specific frequencies for microcurrent applications.
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june 2018
Time
9 (Saturday) 9:00 am - 10 (Sunday) 6:00 pm EST
Location
TBD
Fort Myers, FL
Event Details
If you own a MEND or any other microcurrent device, please bring them for the practicums. Description: Myofascial Pain and Dysfunction constitute the most common pain complaints seen by therapists and in
Event Details
If you own a MEND or any other microcurrent device, please bring them for the practicums.
Description:
Myofascial Pain and Dysfunction constitute the most common pain complaints seen by therapists and in pain clinics. This hands-on workshop will provide practitioners with a basic understanding of the pathophysiology of myofascial pain, and a problem-based, regional introduction to the differential diagnosis and treatment of myofascial pain syndromes. Participants, in small groups, will review myofascial anatomy and function, practice identifying postural distortions, aberrant movement patterns, and form hypothesis for observed adaptations and compensatory patterns from common regional myofascial trigger points and learn to recognize their associated mechanical and systemic ramifications. Participants will then implement novel active myofascial treatment techniques to resolve the observed postural distortions/dysfunction and movement patterns using the Mover-Stabilizer concept and The Walking Release ™ method.
Course Objectives:
Participants will learn in small groups with multi-modal activities. The course will emphasize the concept of the myofascial system as our mover/stabilizer and focus on common regional myofascial syndromes and review the relevant surface anatomy and function. Participants will be able to identify the characteristics of active and latent trigger points in commonly involved muscles, the associated fascial distortions, and aberrant movement patterns. Participants will be able to perform specific functional treatment techniques to resolve myofascial trigger points causing dysfunction and pain using hands-on techniques and incorporating bio-energetic microcurrent devices for fast, lasting results. Participants will also be able to share cross-disciplinary evaluation and therapeutic skills and ultimately develop competencies for successfully treating myofascial pain and dysfunction in their practices.
This course is limited to 25 participants that are licensed to treat using manual therapy and have been previously trained to use frequency specific microcurrent.
Presenter: Shannon Goossen, AP, LMT, CMTPT
Shannon has been in private practice since 1996 and a Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) practitioner since 2001. She is a certified instructor of FSM and has been presenting at national meetings since 1998 on subjects including myofascial pain, spinal disorders and rehabilitation, neurological evaluation, and the use of FSM in clinical practice. Shannon taught for Frequency Specific Seminars from 2009-2012, has been a certified instructor for Avazzia microcurrent devices since 2013, and also teaches on the use of PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic fields) devices. As a recognized expert in treating myofascial pain and dysfunction, she will teach you simple evaluation methods, “hands on” techniques and specific frequencies for microcurrent applications.
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Sponsored by:
Comprehensive Myofascial Therapy Associates
HOTEL:
Nearby Hotels:
Time
23 (Saturday) 9:00 am - 24 (Sunday) 6:00 pm CST
Location
Chicago Center for Myofascial Pain Relief
6304 N. Nagle Ave, Ste 3, Chicago, IL 60646
Event Details
COURSE DESCRIPTION This class, presented by Shannon Goossen, AP, LMT, CMTPT, will provide the practitioner with fundamental and essential concepts for using frequency specific microcurrent to treat myofascial pain due to
Event Details
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This class, presented by Shannon Goossen, AP, LMT, CMTPT, will provide the practitioner with fundamental and essential concepts for using frequency specific microcurrent to treat myofascial pain due to common and more complex physical injuries and pathology.
You will learn:
- Frequency combinations and techniques for myofascial pain and dysfunction, reflexive pain, and pain that is referred from discs, facets and ligaments that often present as myofascial pain.
- Positive results have been reported for reducing myofascial pain associated with fibromyalgia, shingles, and sciatica as well as those caused and perpetuated by cervical and lumbar spine injuries.
This course is designed for the practitioner who wants a more in-depth understanding of physical medicine concepts and will include the history and scientific basis for microcurrent therapies.
- It will help the practitioner to quickly and easily integrate microcurrent applications into clinical practice and to interface within a multi-disciplinary approach, whether working within a hospital or medical office, or practicing in an independent clinical or outcall setting.
This course is ideal for practitioners who work with patients suffering from:
- chronic pain
- athletes with acute and chronic injuries
- weekend warriors
- anyone who actively exercises.
Practitioners will learn specific microcurrent frequency protocols that help reduce chronic myofascial pain associated with inflammation and overuse, as well as precautions and red flags for microcurrent applications.
Extra bonus: Microcurrent therapy can easily be used for self-treatment of conditions commonly experienced by manual therapists, such as hand and forearm pain, chronic neck/back problems and a variety of other work-related complaints.
You are not required to own microcurrent equipment in order to take this class. Discussions will include equipment options to help you make informed choices about which type of equipment will work best in your practice setting or for your own personal use. If you already own portable equipment, please bring it to class for the practicum.
As a pre-requisite to this class you will be provided at no additional charge with a link to a video (approx 3 hours) to train you in Neuro evaluation techniques. All attending this microcurrent class will be required to view this video prior to the class.
Class hours: Saturday and Sunday 9:00am-6:00pm
First time attendees: $295
Repeat attendees: $195
Seating limited to 22 participants and it will sell out fast! Register TODAY to assure your seat!
Presenter: Shannon Goossen, AP, LMT, CMTPT
Shannon has been in private practice since 1996 and a Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) practitioner since 2001. She is a certified instructor of FSM and has been presenting at national meetings since 1998 on subjects including myofascial pain, spinal disorders and rehabilitation, neurological evaluation, and the use of FSM in clinical practice. Shannon taught for Frequency Specific Seminars from 2009-2012, has been a certified instructor for Avazzia microcurrent devices since 2013, and also teaches on the use of PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic fields) devices. As a recognized expert in treating myofascial pain and dysfunction, she will teach you simple evaluation methods, “hands on” techniques and specific frequencies for microcurrent applications.
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Sponsored by:
Chicago Center for Myofascial Pain
(773) 628-7654
www.chicagotriggerpointcenter.com
HOTEL:
Nearby Hotel:
Chicago Marriot O’Hare – 3.8 miles
8535 W Higgins Rd
Chicago, IL 60631
(773) 693-4444
july 2018
Time
14 (Saturday) 9:00 am - 15 (Sunday) 6:00 pm PST
Location
San Francisco TBD
Event Details
COURSE DESCRIPTION This class, presented by Shannon Goossen, AP, LMT, CMTPT, will provide the practitioner with fundamental and essential concepts for using frequency specific microcurrent to treat myofascial pain due to
Event Details
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This class, presented by Shannon Goossen, AP, LMT, CMTPT, will provide the practitioner with fundamental and essential concepts for using frequency specific microcurrent to treat myofascial pain due to common and more complex physical injuries and pathology.
You will learn:
- Frequency combinations and techniques for myofascial pain and dysfunction, reflexive pain, and pain that is referred from discs, facets and ligaments that often present as myofascial pain.
- Positive results have been reported for reducing myofascial pain associated with fibromyalgia, shingles, and sciatica as well as those caused and perpetuated by cervical and lumbar spine injuries.
This course is designed for the practitioner who wants a more in-depth understanding of physical medicine concepts and will include the history and scientific basis for microcurrent therapies.
- It will help the practitioner to quickly and easily integrate microcurrent applications into clinical practice and to interface within a multi-disciplinary approach, whether working within a hospital or medical office, or practicing in an independent clinical or outcall setting.
This course is ideal for practitioners who work with patients suffering from:
- chronic pain
- athletes with acute and chronic injuries
- weekend warriors
- anyone who actively exercises.
Practitioners will learn specific microcurrent frequency protocols that help reduce chronic myofascial pain associated with inflammation and overuse, as well as precautions and red flags for microcurrent applications.
Extra bonus: Microcurrent therapy can easily be used for self-treatment of conditions commonly experienced by manual therapists, such as hand and forearm pain, chronic neck/back problems and a variety of other work-related complaints.
You are not required to own microcurrent equipment in order to take this class. Discussions will include equipment options to help you make informed choices about which type of equipment will work best in your practice setting or for your own personal use. If you already own portable equipment, please bring it to class for the practicum.
As a pre-requisite to this class you will be provided at no additional charge with a link to a video (approx 3 hours) to train you in Neuro evaluation techniques. All attending this microcurrent class will be required to view this video prior to the class.
Class hours: Saturday and Sunday 9:00am-6:00pm
First time attendees: $295
Repeat attendees: $195
Seating limited to 22 participants and it will sell out fast! Register TODAY to assure your seat!
Presenter: Shannon Goossen, AP, LMT, CMTPT
Shannon has been in private practice since 1996 and a Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) practitioner since 2001. She is a certified instructor of FSM and has been presenting at national meetings since 1998 on subjects including myofascial pain, spinal disorders and rehabilitation, neurological evaluation, and the use of FSM in clinical practice. Shannon taught for Frequency Specific Seminars from 2009-2012, has been a certified instructor for Avazzia microcurrent devices since 2013, and also teaches on the use of PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic fields) devices. As a recognized expert in treating myofascial pain and dysfunction, she will teach you simple evaluation methods, “hands on” techniques and specific frequencies for microcurrent applications.
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november 2018
Time
3 (Saturday) 9:00 am - 4 (Sunday) 6:00 pm CST
Location
Dallas, TX TBD
Event Details
COURSE DESCRIPTION This class, presented by Shannon Goossen, AP, LMT, CMTPT, will provide the practitioner with fundamental and essential concepts for using frequency specific microcurrent to treat myofascial pain due to
Event Details
COURSE DESCRIPTION
This class, presented by Shannon Goossen, AP, LMT, CMTPT, will provide the practitioner with fundamental and essential concepts for using frequency specific microcurrent to treat myofascial pain due to common and more complex physical injuries and pathology.
You will learn:
- Frequency combinations and techniques for myofascial pain and dysfunction, reflexive pain, and pain that is referred from discs, facets and ligaments that often present as myofascial pain.
- Positive results have been reported for reducing myofascial pain associated with fibromyalgia, shingles, and sciatica as well as those caused and perpetuated by cervical and lumbar spine injuries.
This course is designed for the practitioner who wants a more in-depth understanding of physical medicine concepts and will include the history and scientific basis for microcurrent therapies.
- It will help the practitioner to quickly and easily integrate microcurrent applications into clinical practice and to interface within a multi-disciplinary approach, whether working within a hospital or medical office, or practicing in an independent clinical or outcall setting.
This course is ideal for practitioners who work with patients suffering from:
- chronic pain
- athletes with acute and chronic injuries
- weekend warriors
- anyone who actively exercises.
Practitioners will learn specific microcurrent frequency protocols that help reduce chronic myofascial pain associated with inflammation and overuse, as well as precautions and red flags for microcurrent applications.
Extra bonus: Microcurrent therapy can easily be used for self-treatment of conditions commonly experienced by manual therapists, such as hand and forearm pain, chronic neck/back problems and a variety of other work-related complaints.
You are not required to own microcurrent equipment in order to take this class. Discussions will include equipment options to help you make informed choices about which type of equipment will work best in your practice setting or for your own personal use. If you already own portable equipment, please bring it to class for the practicum.
As a pre-requisite to this class you will be provided at no additional charge with a link to a video (approx 3 hours) to train you in Neuro evaluation techniques. All attending this microcurrent class will be required to view this video prior to the class.
Class hours: Saturday and Sunday 9:00am-6:00pm
First time attendees: $295
Repeat attendees: $195
Seating limited to 22 participants and it will sell out fast! Register TODAY to assure your seat!
Presenter: Shannon Goossen, AP, LMT, CMTPT
Shannon has been in private practice since 1996 and a Frequency Specific Microcurrent (FSM) practitioner since 2001. She is a certified instructor of FSM and has been presenting at national meetings since 1998 on subjects including myofascial pain, spinal disorders and rehabilitation, neurological evaluation, and the use of FSM in clinical practice. Shannon taught for Frequency Specific Seminars from 2009-2012, has been a certified instructor for Avazzia microcurrent devices since 2013, and also teaches on the use of PEMF (pulsed electromagnetic fields) devices. As a recognized expert in treating myofascial pain and dysfunction, she will teach you simple evaluation methods, “hands on” techniques and specific frequencies for microcurrent applications.