Pelvic Health Massage Therapy Certificate Course

Learn practical Massage Therapy for Pelvic Pain and Pelvic Floor issues, a skill that is in high demand

What you'll learn

Theory around common pelvic pain and pelvic floor issues

Massage techniques to aid in recovering optimal pelvic health

Anatomy of the pelvis and pelvic floor in both women and men

How to specialize in a growing field of physical therapy that is in high demand

Requirements

some previous manual therapy training is beneficial

Description

In this course, manual osteopath and registered massage therapist, Michael Everson is going to guide you through how to deliver massage and manual therapy techniques for clients with pelvic pain issues. Pelvic pain is an extremely common problem among women and also to a lesser degree men. Its nature and intensity may fluctuate, and its causes are often unclear. It can be categorized as either acute or chronic and it may originate in the genitals or other organs in and around the pelvis.Pelvic pain is a hard disorder to pin down due to what could be a variety of factors BUT that is also why it's so interesting to study and learn about. Pelvic pain can have many causes ranging from inflammation, direct irritation of nerves caused by injury, fibrosis, pressure, or peritoneal inflammation. Some of the conditions that can lead to pelvic pain becoming chronic may include: menstrual cramps, endometriosis, uterine fibroids (abnormal growths on or in the uterine wall), scar tissue between the internal organs and endometrial polyps. That is where you come in, this course is perfect for therapists looking to expand their knowledge base and specialize in a surprisingly common issue that affects million of people. It would be a good way to stand out from the crowd and give yourself a niche within your local marketplace.You can study and complete this entire course in the comfort of your own home with lifetime access to the videos in case you need to go back, review and re-inspire yourself!In this course you are going to learn:> Anatomy of the pelvis> Theories and conditions that affect the pelvis > A variety of techniques and reasoning why you would perform them on certain areas > Effective pelvic floor exercises Enroll now! Grow your knowledge base and practice today!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Pelvic Anatomy

Lecture 2 Joints

Lecture 3 Ligaments

Lecture 4 Muscles

Lecture 5 Pelvic Floor Muscles

Lecture 6 Male-Female Pelvic Anatomy Differences

Section 3: Theory and Conditions

Lecture 7 Pregnancy Related Pelvic Pain

Lecture 8 Diastasis

Lecture 9 Prolapse

Lecture 10 Pelvic Adhesions (Scar Tissue)

Lecture 11 Fibroids

Lecture 12 Sexual Pain Disorders

Lecture 13 Urinary Incontinence

Lecture 14 Coccygodynia

Lecture 15 Male Pelvic Health Issues

Lecture 16 Interstitial Cystitis

Section 4: Massage Techniques and Reasoning

Lecture 17 Disclaimer

Lecture 18 Diaphragm and Pelvic Floor Relation

Lecture 19 Side Lying Assessment and Diaphragm Treatment

Lecture 20 QL Theory

Lecture 21 QL Technique

Lecture 22 Illiac Crest Theory

Lecture 23 Illiac Crest Treatment

Lecture 24 Greater Trochanter Theory

Lecture 25 Greater Trochanter Technique

Lecture 26 TFL Theory

Lecture 27 TFL Technique

Lecture 28 Glute Theory

Lecture 29 Glute Assessment and Strengthening

Lecture 30 Piriformis, Obturators, Gemellus Muscles Theory

Lecture 31 Piriformis Techniques

Lecture 32 Obturator Internus/Externus Theory

Lecture 33 Obturator Internus/Externus Technique

Lecture 34 Adductor Theory

Lecture 35 Adductors MET and Technique

Lecture 36 Ischial Tuberosity Theory

Lecture 37 Ischial Tuberosity Spread

Lecture 38 Anterior Pelvic Tilt Theory

Lecture 39 Anterior Pelvic Stretch

Lecture 40 Psoas Pelvic Floor Theory

Lecture 41 Psoas MET Technique

Lecture 42 C Section Scar Theory

Lecture 43 C Section Scar Technique

Section 5: Pelvic Floor Exercises

Lecture 44 Strengthening/Prevention Exercises

Lecture 45 Diastasis Exercises

Lecture 46 Coccyx (Tailbone) Pain Exercises

Lecture 47 Greater Trochanter (Hip Pain) Exercises

Lecture 48 Stretching/Relaxation Exercises

Section 6: Conclusion

Lecture 49 Conclusion

Massage Therapists,Physiotherapists,Osteopaths,Chiropractors,Acupuncturists,Bodyworkers