Muscle Energy Technique- The Ilia
Pubic and iliac dysfunctions of the pelvis: Assessment and Treatment. 2 PD CEUS with the CMTBC.
I'm glad I finally found you
Right from the beginning of my career as a Massage Therapist I would overhear more seasoned practitioners talking about getting drained from working on their patients. I listened to them discuss different types of people: needy people, people that projected anger and frustration, ones that would simply dump all their negativity onto you and the ever popular energy vampires.
For some therapists it will be a slow build up of negativity, for others it will be a single person that wipes them out.
I had one such incident in college that really rocked my world and decided that once was enough. I needed to find solid, easy methods of protecting myself without a lot of dogma attached.
Want to become more SKILLED at decreasing nonspecific back pain? | Needing to REDUCE the amount of wear and tear on your body | Are you looking for a technique that integrates with your current treatment style? |
If you answered "Yes" to any of the questions above, then this online course is for you.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
Accomplish better results treating nonspecific back pain while making it easier on your own body, increasing your longevity in the profession.
At the end of the course I want you to know the indications and contraindications to MET, understand the new and old theories around MET, be able to explain how the spine moves and the laws of non-physiological motion and the concepts of MET.
Feel confident in the application of the tests and treatments and being able to talk to your clients/patients about what you are wanting to do.
Plus MORE...
BENEFITS FOR PATIENTS
Your clients/patients will associate the improvement with your treatments. Evidence indicates Muscle Energy Technique can decrease pain and increase functional motion.
FOR WHOM
You can INTEGRATE this into your practice no matter the type of work you do, deep tissue, fascial, Swedish or osteopathic.
Desire to execute evidence informed specific treatments to your clients/patients.
Wanting a logical application that makes sense, identifying when and when not to apply this technique.
Choose to become more effective
BENEFITS FOR THERAPISTS
Confident knowing if there is a spinal segment that is dysfunctional known as a somatic dysfunction.
Recognize you are doing a more complete job treating the involved tissues.
You will be able to have an informed conversation with other health care workers about what is happening to the person’s spine.
ROBERT HACKWOOD, RMT
Robert Hackwood
Robert has been involved with teaching Massage Therapy skills for over 25 years, including Muscle Energy Technique, Craniosacral in several forms, Neuromuscular Therapy, Assessment, Osteopathic Techniques, and more. He has been a teaching assistant for several instructors offering continuing education, taught in 3 different Massage Therapy Colleges, written articles and been involved in the running of the Massage Therapy profession in British Columbia.
What amazing information will I see?
Anatomy of a vertebral segment
Talking to people about Muscle Energy Technique
Assess and Treat somatic (spinal facet) dysfunctions found in flexion and extension
3 laws and the Barrier Concept
Theories of MET and pain science
Indications and Contraindications
2 different methods of charting
Copy of A message from the instructor
FREE PREVIEWHow to use this course
Before we begin...
Meet your Instructor
FREE PREVIEWLearning Outcomes
FREE PREVIEWTalking about MET
Indications and Contraindications to MET
MET Theory
Pain Science and more
Overview of the Pelvis
Consent
Sacroiliac Joints
Iliac Assessment Tests
Iliac Dysfunctions
Sacroiliac quiz
Pubic Bone: Assessment
Non-Specific Correction
Superior and Inferior Pubic Corrections
Pubic bone quiz
Ilia Upslip: Assessment and Treatment
Upslip quiz
Rotations of the Ilia
Anterior Iliac Rotation Correction
Posterior Iliac Rotation Correction
Iliac rotations quiz
Flare Measurements
Outflare Corrections
Inflare Corrections
Flare quiz
Sacral Float
Order of Treatment for MET
Closing Thoughts
Before you go...
Yes, there are 2 PD CMTBC continuing Education Credits for completion of this online course.
We use a learning management system (LMS) to deliver all the currently taught content, video instructions and materials.
Yes, the material is the same. The course has written descriptions as well as video content that you can review as much as you like while enrolled.
You will be able to follow along and practice with the videos for the practical portions. Your skills you have already acquired as a therapist will help you to perform the necessary palpation.
Yes, you will be able to complete the online course and implement what you have learnt in less than a week. However, you will want to practice and apply the methods daily at work.
This course would normally be taught in a face-to-face class in 2 days.