Goldeen Myofascial Release Teaching Series
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Fulfilling a long time goal, David Goldeen LMT, BCTMB is an NCBTMB Approved Provider teaching classes for professional health care workers interested in learning more about Myofascial Release, Trauma/Somatic Healing & Therapeutic Touch. In addition to teaching at the California Holistic Institute in San Luis Obispo, CA., David has also worked with John Barnes Myofascial Release Seminars.
Ideal for the newly licensed massage practitioner or health care professional, as well as the seasoned practitioner. MFR is amazingly effective, producing sustainable pain relief for many who suffer from chronic pain. Having a working knowledge of these basic principals, along with a deeper understanding of the fascia will compliment and expand any practice.
These classes are open to all licensed health care practitioners regardless of their tradition or discipline.
Ideal for the newly licensed massage practitioner or health care professional, as well as the seasoned practitioner. MFR is amazingly effective, producing sustainable pain relief for many who suffer from chronic pain. Having a working knowledge of these basic principals, along with a deeper understanding of the fascia will compliment and expand any practice.
These classes are open to all licensed health care practitioners regardless of their tradition or discipline.
What our Students are saying about Goldeen Myofascial Release Teaching Series
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Amazing class! I loved your classes. David is a gifted teacher. My neck, jaw and mind clarity are flowing freely. I look forward to the next class !
D. DeGarmo |
I find myself doing less elbow penetrating deep tissue work and more MFR.Your work and classes I’ve taken from you have been such a motivator and intricate part of my success.Learning those hip manipulations and adjustments have been an incredible addition to my practice!
M. Peevler |
Goldeen MFR Teaching Series classes will take the hands on therapist to a completely new and more productive level in the treatment of chronic pain.
MB Corbin |
INTRODUCTION TO MFR
This class provides an overview of the bio/physiological phenomenon that is the fascia. Practitioners will learn foundational Myofascial Release techniques, client assessment, and more. Class includes both lecture and lab portions. Handout material will be made available. Includes a film by renowned French surgeon, Dr. JC Guimberteau, which shows incredible views of living fascia.
Ideal for the newly licensed massage practitioner or health care professional, as well as the seasoned practitioner. Myofascial Release is amazingly effective, producing sustainable pain relief for many who suffer from chronic pain. Having a working knowledge of these basic principals, along with a deeper understanding of the fascia will compliment and expand any practice.
These classes are open to all licensed health care practitioners regardless of their tradition or discipline. Follow-up class is Thoracic/Cervical Spine.
Ideal for the newly licensed massage practitioner or health care professional, as well as the seasoned practitioner. Myofascial Release is amazingly effective, producing sustainable pain relief for many who suffer from chronic pain. Having a working knowledge of these basic principals, along with a deeper understanding of the fascia will compliment and expand any practice.
These classes are open to all licensed health care practitioners regardless of their tradition or discipline. Follow-up class is Thoracic/Cervical Spine.
THORACIC/CERVICAL SPINE
Students will learn assessment techniques both postural and through palpitation. Emphasis will also be on communication with the client. The level of success in treating this area depends greatly on therapist and client’s working together to treat the issue, but also to discern what lifestyle activities or stresses may be contributing to the fascial restrictions.
In our modern society there are few individuals who do not suffer with neck and shoulder issues. Between long hours sitting working on computers, to the stresses and strains of daily life nearly everyone at some time will experience pain in the upper part of the body.
Chronic holding patterns, poor posture, improper body mechanics and ergonomics contribute to the tendency of having complaints in this area. In nearly all cases of neck and shoulder complaints there will be involvement of the jaw with variations on TMJ/chronic holding. Special emphasis will be placed on assessment and treatment
of the jaw.
In our modern society there are few individuals who do not suffer with neck and shoulder issues. Between long hours sitting working on computers, to the stresses and strains of daily life nearly everyone at some time will experience pain in the upper part of the body.
Chronic holding patterns, poor posture, improper body mechanics and ergonomics contribute to the tendency of having complaints in this area. In nearly all cases of neck and shoulder complaints there will be involvement of the jaw with variations on TMJ/chronic holding. Special emphasis will be placed on assessment and treatment
of the jaw.
LUMBAR SPINE & PELVIS
The primary focus of this class in on the pelvis. Pelvis torsion and misalignment are common and widely varied in presentation and symptoms. Pelvic assessment will be explored. Assessment forms are included with this class, along with the class handout.
Pelvic interfacing muscle groups will be discussed in lecture and demonstration, along with hands-on work during lab portions. Techniques for treating low back muscle and bone groups, as well as the sacrum, coccyx, hip flexors and psoas, are included in this class.
Low back issues are common among all individuals, regardless of activity levels. Highly active and the sedentary are more inclined to suffer with low back issues. However, there is nearly no one over 30 who hasn’t suffered from low back pain. Myofascial Release will work wonders for most low back issues as it effectively addresses the cause, rather than treating the symptom.
Pelvic interfacing muscle groups will be discussed in lecture and demonstration, along with hands-on work during lab portions. Techniques for treating low back muscle and bone groups, as well as the sacrum, coccyx, hip flexors and psoas, are included in this class.
Low back issues are common among all individuals, regardless of activity levels. Highly active and the sedentary are more inclined to suffer with low back issues. However, there is nearly no one over 30 who hasn’t suffered from low back pain. Myofascial Release will work wonders for most low back issues as it effectively addresses the cause, rather than treating the symptom.
SKILL ENHANCEMENT
Is unique in that it is designed to meet the specific needs of the attending students. In this intimate class (no more than 8 students), previous students will have an opportunity to have their knowledge and skills put to the test by instructor David Goldeen LMT, BCTMB.
Instruction is formatted around questions and challenges that former or experienced students may be encountering as they integrate MFR techniques into their practices.
The class experience includes movement exercises, assessment critique, foundational technique practice and more. The added bonus with this class is the opportunity to work on each other as you deepen your understanding and skill with Myofascial Release techniques. which gives a unique feedback opportunity to help you assess your developing skills.
These classes are open to all previous students of Goldeen Myofascial Release or those whose experience qualifies them to participate. Individuals with previous Myofascial Release training please send your training experience along with your registration. Goldeen Myofascial Release Teaching Series will contact you to confirm your eligibility.
Instruction is formatted around questions and challenges that former or experienced students may be encountering as they integrate MFR techniques into their practices.
The class experience includes movement exercises, assessment critique, foundational technique practice and more. The added bonus with this class is the opportunity to work on each other as you deepen your understanding and skill with Myofascial Release techniques. which gives a unique feedback opportunity to help you assess your developing skills.
These classes are open to all previous students of Goldeen Myofascial Release or those whose experience qualifies them to participate. Individuals with previous Myofascial Release training please send your training experience along with your registration. Goldeen Myofascial Release Teaching Series will contact you to confirm your eligibility.
- This program invites you into the Scottsdale location treatment room to work in hand with David Goldeen and his clients.
- This opportunity is an invaluable tool to bring the full experience of working with clients in a real life setting!
- Contact Goldeen Myofascial Release for more information.
Skill Enhancement Mentoring Program
This program invites you into the Scottsdale location treatment room to work in hand with David Goldeen and his clients.
This opportunity is an invaluable tool to bring the full experience of working with clients in a real life setting!
Contact Goldeen Myofascial Release for more information.
This opportunity is an invaluable tool to bring the full experience of working with clients in a real life setting!
Contact Goldeen Myofascial Release for more information.
Advance Myofascial Release – Unwinding
Advance Unwinding is a by invitation only class. In order to attend this class you must have taken Myofascial Release for Professionals Classes, attended foundational Myofascial Release classes from John Barnes or other reputable MFR instructors.*
This class takes practitioner’s skills and practice to a deeper level. The foundational teaching of this class arises from the work of Peter Levine, PhD. Dr. Levine’s work in the field of trauma/post traumatic stress is ground breaking. Tracking the normal reaction to threats, he along with Dr. Bessel Vanderkolk have unequivocally determined the “unwinding” component is a crucial phase toward the resolution of trauma.
When a person or animal is traumatized they experience the onset of a cascade of hormones, firing nerve impulses and racing heart beat. This phenomenon is commonly called, the “fight or flight” response, which ends with resolution, usually in the form of tremors or shaking. This biological response to threats served our ancient ancestry well, however in our modern culture we often find this process is often short circuited, never reaching the resolution phase.
The difficulty lies in the fact that much of our modern experience is traumatizing in less overt ways. It’s not like the average person is facing a man eating tiger, or are they? Most people encounter extreme levels of stress and trauma over time. Add the daily stresses of surviving to a lifetime of emotional pain experienced in a dysfunctional family and you have the perfect situation to develop “chronic holding” and the potential for chronic pain.
Chronic holding is a slight to intense tightening of the body in either an isolated group of muscles, as in the case of TMJ, or in an overall body pattern as we see with fibromyalgia or myofascial pain syndrome. The resulting effect of chronic holding can lead to a wide array of symptoms, many of which are no where near the causal factor (referred pain). For many people “chronic holding” is a straight jacket of pain from which they cannot unwind. This class will teach you how to facilitate that potential healing.
The energy of the original trauma is retained or “wound up” in the fascia. In the case of a long endured, difficult relationship for example there may be no clear identifying traumatic event. Rather, there is prolonged state of constant arousal, being “on-guard”. All the energy required by the body to maintain this level of attention is what leads to the development of chronic holding. This “holding” will unwind for many clients during Myofascial Release sessions. It is a natural component of the release. This class will prepare you to facilitate unwinding in natural way, helping the client to understand the process of healing both physical and emotional.
When practitioners are trained to be aware of this phenomenon, the level of treatment and healing response will be greatly accelerated for the client. This class is designed so that the participants will be working on each other through the course of the class. Practitioners will have an opportunity to experience both observationally and physically themselves, the phenomenon of unwinding/somatic release.
One client described an experience of deep unwinding as the ultimate breath of fresh air. Releasing years of chronic holding is life changing on both a physical and emotional level. The goal of this class is to empower and equip the practitioner to open the door to healing for their clients.
This class takes practitioner’s skills and practice to a deeper level. The foundational teaching of this class arises from the work of Peter Levine, PhD. Dr. Levine’s work in the field of trauma/post traumatic stress is ground breaking. Tracking the normal reaction to threats, he along with Dr. Bessel Vanderkolk have unequivocally determined the “unwinding” component is a crucial phase toward the resolution of trauma.
When a person or animal is traumatized they experience the onset of a cascade of hormones, firing nerve impulses and racing heart beat. This phenomenon is commonly called, the “fight or flight” response, which ends with resolution, usually in the form of tremors or shaking. This biological response to threats served our ancient ancestry well, however in our modern culture we often find this process is often short circuited, never reaching the resolution phase.
The difficulty lies in the fact that much of our modern experience is traumatizing in less overt ways. It’s not like the average person is facing a man eating tiger, or are they? Most people encounter extreme levels of stress and trauma over time. Add the daily stresses of surviving to a lifetime of emotional pain experienced in a dysfunctional family and you have the perfect situation to develop “chronic holding” and the potential for chronic pain.
Chronic holding is a slight to intense tightening of the body in either an isolated group of muscles, as in the case of TMJ, or in an overall body pattern as we see with fibromyalgia or myofascial pain syndrome. The resulting effect of chronic holding can lead to a wide array of symptoms, many of which are no where near the causal factor (referred pain). For many people “chronic holding” is a straight jacket of pain from which they cannot unwind. This class will teach you how to facilitate that potential healing.
The energy of the original trauma is retained or “wound up” in the fascia. In the case of a long endured, difficult relationship for example there may be no clear identifying traumatic event. Rather, there is prolonged state of constant arousal, being “on-guard”. All the energy required by the body to maintain this level of attention is what leads to the development of chronic holding. This “holding” will unwind for many clients during Myofascial Release sessions. It is a natural component of the release. This class will prepare you to facilitate unwinding in natural way, helping the client to understand the process of healing both physical and emotional.
When practitioners are trained to be aware of this phenomenon, the level of treatment and healing response will be greatly accelerated for the client. This class is designed so that the participants will be working on each other through the course of the class. Practitioners will have an opportunity to experience both observationally and physically themselves, the phenomenon of unwinding/somatic release.
One client described an experience of deep unwinding as the ultimate breath of fresh air. Releasing years of chronic holding is life changing on both a physical and emotional level. The goal of this class is to empower and equip the practitioner to open the door to healing for their clients.
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Cancellation & Refund Policy
You may cancel your registration up to 14 days before the class date.
If you do cancel, your registration fee will be refunded less a $50 processing fee.
If you cancel less than 14 days prior to the class you may transfer your registration to another class of your choice, otherwise, you will forfeit the full registration fee.
We reserve the right to cancel any class based upon minimum enrollment requirements, in which case the tuition fee will be returned in full.
Goldeen MFR Teaching Series/David Goldeen are not responsible for any prepaid airline/hotel reservations.
If any hours or days of a seminar are missed, no refunds will be given.
Fee includes the course syllabus and handouts which are distributed electronically approximately 1 week prior to the class date.
Continuing Educational Credit Certificates will be emailed after completion of the class.
You may cancel your registration up to 14 days before the class date.
If you do cancel, your registration fee will be refunded less a $50 processing fee.
If you cancel less than 14 days prior to the class you may transfer your registration to another class of your choice, otherwise, you will forfeit the full registration fee.
We reserve the right to cancel any class based upon minimum enrollment requirements, in which case the tuition fee will be returned in full.
Goldeen MFR Teaching Series/David Goldeen are not responsible for any prepaid airline/hotel reservations.
If any hours or days of a seminar are missed, no refunds will be given.
Fee includes the course syllabus and handouts which are distributed electronically approximately 1 week prior to the class date.
Continuing Educational Credit Certificates will be emailed after completion of the class.
Goldeen MFR Teaching Series is certified by the NCBTMB to provide Continuing Educational Credit.