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Massage Schools, PT Schools, Medical Schools, Dental Schools
"The Mission of MYO is to share the
knowledge of the practical application of the Travell & Simons trigger point deactivation techniques to all patients and
clinicians who can benefit from them."
For
over 10 years, MYO has offered training to massage therapists, physical therapists, nurses, dentists, chiropractors, and medical
doctors and their schools in the evaluation and treatment of myofascial pain and dysfunction.
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MYO Offers the Following Services to Educators:
1) Instruct the Instructor
We provide schools with
a 50 or 100 hour curriculum to teach including lesson plans, PowerPoint presentations and other support materials.
- Send your best instructors to the MYO Seminar Series to learn from Sharon Sauer and Mary Biancalana
- After completing the one year MYO Seminar Series, your instructors will be qualified to teach
the 50 or 100 hour program at your school.
- There is no cost to enter this bonus program beyond the MYO Seminar Series tuition
- Ongoing support after your new program's first year is available for a charge
2) Continuing Education
- MYO is an approved provider of the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and
Bodywork (NCBTMB)
- These classes are usually offered to schools in the Chicagoland area.
- Classes may be designed similar to the MYO Seminar Series on Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy Techniques
which covers all body regions.
- Here are examples of other classes that work well in a continuing
education setting
- Prevention of Repetititive Overuse Injuries
- Self-Care for Patient and Therapist
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Be a Detective: Get to the Underlying Causes of Pain. (How to evaluate and remediate the five
most important structural factors that perpetuate muscular pain)
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Principles of Myofascial
Trigger Point Therapy for Dentists
3) Introduction to Myofascial Trigger
Point Therapy (2 hours) (Free for Chicagoland schools)
Your students will learn:
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Why myofascial dysfunction
is the underlying cause of pain more often than most healthcare providers realize
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Importance of referred pain patterns
- Why myofascial trigger point therapy is effective for pain relief
- Techniques for deactivating trigger points on themselves or another
person
- How to correct common overuse injuries
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For more information,
call (773) 564-9015
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