Strain/Counterstrain

Pre-requisites: Myofascial/CST I

Positional Release technique involves positioning an area or the whole body in such a way as to invoke a physiological response, which helps to resolve musculoskeletal dysfunction. The beneficial results seem to be due to a combination of neurological and circulatory changes, which occur when a distressed area is placed in its most comfortable, its most easy, most pain-free position.

• Spontaneous positional release
• Facilitated positional release
• Strain/counterstrain theory
• The neutral position for specific areas of trauma
• Muscle spindles and reflex arcs

Subject Timetable

Full Time, 4 or 2 days duration

Positional Release I - weekday sessions

Commencing Date: 4 April 2011
Other Dates: 5, 6, 7 April (ends)
Time of Sessions: 9:00am - 5:00pm

Positional Release II - weekend sessions

Commencing Date: TBA 2011
Other Dates: (ends)
Time of Sessions: 9:00am - 5:00pm

Subject Fee: $695 and $350