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Cadaver Anatomy Lab 

All classes are held in at the Geisel School of Medicine in Hanover, NH.

Join me as we explore human anatomy in this cadaver anatomy class. We will have access to embalmed cadavers that have been previously dissected to reveal the musculo-skeletal system, fascial layers and visceral attachments. We will be able to examine the major nerves and vasculature. We also have a donor to do our own dissection. The format of this class is immersive and hands on. No dissection experience is needed. You have the choice on how much interaction with each donor is comfortable for you. The ability to move and examine all dissected structures enhances the learning experience.

Class size is limited and a 50% deposit is required to reserve a spot.  

Functional Anatomy 4 CE's

Take an in-depth look at different regions of the body. This is a lecture and hands on class to deepen your knowledge of the body. This course will teach you how to evaluate and isolate specific muscle groups, evaluate range of joint movement and increase your palpation skills. The result will be gaining additional critical thinking skills to determine what course of treatment is best. 

Hip & Pelvis 

Shoulder and Upper Extremities

Neck and Back

Knee, Foot and Ankle

This year I am happy to be offering this series with a focus on Positional Release Therapy at  Flōte | Float Therapy + Wellness Center in Hampton, NH

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Let The Healing Begin in Meredith, NH

Cranial Sacral Basics 12 CE's 

This introductory cranial course is based on the work of William G. Sutherland, DO and other early Osteopaths and will cover the history, theory, and anatomy of the cranial sacral system. This is a hands-on class and will focus on palpation of anatomy and how to integrate cranial work into your present practice.
This class qualifies for 12 CE's and is held over 2 days.  

**Class Objectives: ** Understand the origins of cranial sacral therapy • Palpate the Primary Respiratory Mechanism • Identify Cranial anatomy • Identify and palpate the anatomy of the sacrum • Identify and palpate cranial sacral restrictions • Identify contraindications to cranial sacral therapy • Begin to integrate cranial sacral theory into practice.