Movement Logic
Sarah Court, Trina Altman, Laurel Beversdorf, Anula Maiberg, Jesal Parikh
MOVEMENT LOGIC TUTORIALS
A Movement Therapy Series
Access a library of evidenced-based, movement therapy tutorials to help your students who are in pain and looking to you for help.
What most movement teachers need are critical thinking skills to be able to respond to their students’ needs in the moment.
But let’s face it! Whether it’s a private client or a student after class – questions about what to do about pain and discomfort can be challenging to address for a movement teacher.
Each tutorial focuses on a specific body region and its common injuries and pathologies. You will build a library of knowledge and techniques that you can put to immediate use. If you’ve felt like your current knowledge base is lacking in this kind of reasoned application of movement therapy, then this is the course for you!
Current tutorials include: Low Back Pain, Pelvic Floor, Shoulders, Feet and Ankles, and coming soon: Neck Pain!
Build Skill Sets
Each tutorial focuses on a specific body region and its common injuries and pathologies. You will build a library of knowledge and techniques that you can put to immediate use. The skills you acquire through our tutorials will deepen your teaching and help you to attract a broader clientele. You will build 3 main knowledge bases and skills sets:
- – Become anatomically and biomechanically informed.
- – Review musculoskeletal anatomy to better understand how bodies move, adapt, maladapt, get injured, experience pain, and heal.
- – Learn common pathologies to better understand the cascade of your body’s response to tissue injury, as well as how pain is commonly patterned in response to these injuries.
