Approved for 6.5 Primary credits (MTAM) and 5 compentency credits (NHPC).
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Prerequisites
Previous study in the Anatomy/Kinesiology of the ribcage. Training in the application of extrinsic techniques for treatment of muscular dysfunction affecting the ribcage. Pre-reading of anatomy/kinesiology of ribcage presented in package developed for presentation.
Learning Outcomes
Participants will procure knowledge in rib anatomy/kinesiology of the ribcage.
Participants will obtain an understanding of contraindications to mobilization of the ribcage.
Participants will acquire an understanding of how rib dysfunction presents in clients.
Participants will attain the skills necessary to assess and safely treat both functional (respiratory) and structural rib dysfunction
About the Instructor
Dale Gran, WC (Hon), RMT
After graduating from Western College of Remedial Massage Therapies with the Abe Reimer Award of Excellence, Dale was invited to pursue instructor training.
An instructor at Wellington College since 1997, Dale teaches massage application to advanced full-time and distance education students. For his ongoing dedication to students, Dale received honors from Wellington College in 2000.
Dale’s work in somatics was published in an industry journal and his expertise in applied massage has led him to present at conferences and seminars across Canada. He continues to operate a private practice in his spare time.
Dale received his Adult Education Certificate from the University of Winnipeg in 2008.

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