David Schroevalier: Muscles, Tissues and The Sea of Life
RMT Master Class Series: December 13, 2008
A comprehensive therapy always involves a very thorough and yet rounded approach to treatment. This workshop is intended to tie together the different relations between muscles and tissues: their function, their structure and their reliance on living fluid. Theories of acupuncture, physiology, joint mobilizations and fascial work are brought together to show the importance of each technique individually, and in concert. Concepts and techniques will demonstrate the importance of a detailed and wholistic approach to therapy. The participant walks away with a better comprehension of anatomy as it relates to functional health, movement and the sea of life.
David Schroevalier is a Massage Therapist, Craniosacral Therapist, and holds a Doctorate of Acupuncture. David was an instructor at The Canadian College of Massage Therapy and Hydrotherapy for 6 years. His interest in soft tissue therapies has led him to complete training in Therapeutic Touch, Reflexology, Suikodo, Shiatsu, Sports Massage, and Visceral Massage. David has worked in a hospital setting, group clinic, sporting events, and maintain his own personal clinic. His specialties include temporal mandibular dysfunction, headaches and rehabilitation.