Releasing the Shoulder Girdle

Massage Therapy Continuing Education

Releasing the Shoulder Girdle  $140

4 CE hours

Day | Time: Feb 1. 2027 9:00-1:00

Early Pay Discount 10%, Register by January3, 2027; Registration Deadline: January 25, 2027

Location: 2500 N Pantano Rd, Ste 2100, Tucson AZ 85715

Class Philosophy: To provide our students comprehensive working knowledge and confidence when working with the shoulder girdle including restrictions such as Adhesive Capsulits (frozen shoulder,) and limited Range of Motion. Students will gain understanding of the 4 key articulations and involved musculature. Releasing the shoulder girdle will reduce neck and upper back pain as well as allowing client greater range of motion.
Course Description: Hands on class to ease pain and reduce fascial restrictions within the shoulders, neck and upper back.  Releasing the shoulder girdle will reduce pain throughout the neck, shoulder and upper back and allow greater range of motion to help clients “flow” easier throughout their daily lives.

NOTE: CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED TO 10 PARTICIPANTS.

Course Objectives:
COURSE OBJECTIVES:

  1. Each participant will be able to identify the 4 key articulations of the shoulder girdle and associated musculature.
  2. Each participant will be able to recognize postural restriction causing pain and decreased range of motion.
  3. Each participant will learn basic myofascial release techniques and stretching routines.
  4. Review contraindications/cautions such as cervical fusions, rotator cuff surgeries.
  5. Each participant will be able to demonstrate/return demo of those techniques.
Sign Up for Class… $140.00

    Cancellation and Refund Policy >

    • Her knowledge of anatomy, combined with her intuitive nature, means she has the skills to remediate any problem area.

      Beth Ann R.

    • Unlike most masseuses', her medical/technical knowledge of the body helps to go beyond an average massage experience.

      Helen B.

    • Joanne is a marvelous clinician, who draws upon a variety of techniques to alleviate pain and improve functionality.

      Dianne B.