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Practical Lymphatic Drainage Track
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Lymphatic drainage therapy is a gentle, low-impact hands-on technique used to reduce swelling and decongest tissues and joints. It may be used for sinus pain and discomfort, help detoxify the body during menses or other detoxification processes, post-surgery, after an injury, and for chronic lymphedema.
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Practical Lymphatic Drainage Introductory Course - 5 CEs
PLD Introductory Course Agenda
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This course will enable therapists to safely incorporate lymphatic drainage into their current sessions that include other forms of therapy, and includes:
- An overview of the lymphatic system
- Introduction of hand-on techniques for the overall lymphatic system
- Benefits of lymphatic drainage
- Lymph anatomy and physiology concepts
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Practical Lymphatic Drainage
Full Course - 19CEs
PLD Full Course Agenda
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Following this course, therapists may offer 60-minute treatments specifically for lymphatic drainage.
Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology of the Lymph System Properties of Lymph and Cardiovascular Systems Mapping and Analysis of Lymphatic Vessels Indications and Contraindications for Lymphatic Drainage Techniques for Lymphatic Drainage Treating Core areas, Neck, Head, Arms, Hands, Thorax, Back, Hips, Legs, and Feet Swelling / Treating Special Areas of Lymphedema Guidelines for Post-Operative Conditions, Sinus Congestion, Breast Cancer, Sport Environments
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Lymphatic Drainage Practicum
8 CE's
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Students who have completed our Lymphatic Drainage Full Course can attend this practicum to expand and refine their skills. This is a place to take learning from the full course and reach the competency level you want to use lymphatic drainage with a large variety of people in your therapy practice. This course will:
- Refine hands-on skills
- Improve care for specific conditions
- Increase their lymphatic anatomy and physiology training
- Explore new applications of lymph drainage therapy
- Share experiences with other lymphatic drainage professionals
- Qualify professionals to sit for our Practical Lymphatic Drainage Certification exam available September 2007.
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This course outlines the relationship of muscles, tendons, and connective tissues as they relate to posture, gravitational forces, and repetitive tasks. A review of anatomy is emphasized for those without prior postural training. This course serves as a prerequisite to the Fascial Link class for students that cannot provide documentation of prior structural or postural anatomy training.
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This course will develop your skills to evaluate imbalances in the body, build neuromuscular therapy skills, and treat along musculo-tendinous and fascial lines of stress. You will learn to:
1. Learn, Draw and Palpate Fascial Link Lines For The Lower Body - 2. Understand and Practice The Dual Release Technique 3. Refine Communication With Client Responses In The Session 4. Establish A Five Receptor Plan 5. Address Conditions with Fascial Link Therapy 6. Explore Lower Body Fascial Link Lines For Unique Compensation Patterns.
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Additional Fascial Link Therapy
Structural Course Descriptions | Additional Fascial Link Therapy
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