Body's Blueprint for Orthopedic Massage Techniques: Unlocking Mobility for the Hip, Abdomen and Lumbar Regions 

2 Day class on December 8th  & 15th, 2025

5pm - 9pm each day 

8 CEU's Earned

Class Description:

Join us for an immersive and advanced workshop designed specifically for massage therapists looking to deepen their understanding and skills in clinical orthopedic massage techniques targeting the hips, abdomen, and lower back. This hands-on class will blend anatomical knowledge with practical application, equipping participants with the tools to address common musculoskeletal issues and enhance overall client well-being.

In this workshop, you will:

• Explore Anatomy and Function: Gain a comprehensive understanding of the anatomical structures and functional relationships of the hips, abdomen, and low back. We will discuss common pathologies, dysfunctions, and pain patterns that affect these areas, providing a solid foundation for effective treatment.
• Learn Advanced Techniques: Dive into advanced clinical massage techniques tailored specifically for the hips, abdomen, and low back. Participants will practice various modalities, including Myofascial and Neuro-Muscular techniques to address specific issues such as tightness, discomfort, and restricted movement.
• Assess and Evaluate: Develop your skills in assessing clients’ needs through hands-on evaluations and postural assessments. Learn how to identify key areas of concern and create customized treatment plans that are both effective and safe.
• Enhance Client Outcomes: Focus on strategies for improving client outcomes through education and self-care techniques. 

Who Should Attend:

Massage therapists and Bodyworkers who want to advance your skills and knowledge. Participants should be comfortable with hands-on work and eager to refine their skills in a clinical setting.

Join us in this transformative learning experience to elevate your practice and empower your clients with effective, targeted massage techniques for the hips, abdomen, and lower back.