Event Type : Webinar

Lymphatic Restoration Therapy is a comprehensive approach to restoring the lymphatic system, enabling the body to heal properly by restoring the balance of the system and its complementary systems. It is important to note that the treatment can not only be applied to patients with Lymphedema, but also to patients that are having difficulty healing from surgeries, injuries or who have general difficulty with this system and processing swelling. Integrating the practice of MPS and acupuncture theory enhances all other therapies applied to these patients/clients and is appropriate for professionals who treat the system with manual therapy and acupuncture. Please note you must stay within your scope of practice when using this modality. If you are not a practitioner, you may use this information to apply the modality to yourself or loved one as part of your comprehensive treatment program

This class is taught live over 2 days and is limited to 12 participants.  Please dress comfortably for labs. We will cover introduction to lymphatic Restoration and MPS, addressing restrictions, facilitating the flow and supporting the system. The participant will learn how to integrate Trademarked protocols into their current lymphatic regimen. A pre-study guide will be issued to review prior to class.

Please email withyouinhealing@gmail.com if you have any questions.

Topics Include:

• What is Vagal Nerve (VNS) Therapy?
• The published science behind Vagal Nerve Therapy
• How Effective is VNS Therapy?
• Integrating Vagal Therapy into your clinic
• Which therapies can I combine with Vagal Stim?
• Family vagal stim applications, plus Q&A

By

Kelly Armstrong OTR, SIPT, MPP
Queen of Scars, Massage Hall of Fame Inductee, Published Vagus Nerve Researcher

Topics Include:

What is Vagal Nerve (VNS) Therapy?
The published science behind Vagal Nerve Therapy
How Effective is VNS Therapy?
Integrating Vagal Therapy into your clinic
Which therapies can I combine with Vagal Stim?
Family vagal stim applications, plus Q&A
By

Kelly Armstrong OTR, SIPT, MPP
Queen of Scars, Massage Hall of Fame Inductee, Published Vagus Nerve Researcher