you want to try out just the first half of the certification pathway small-group and private mentoring experience.
You can register for the second half of the certification pathway later, when we get closer to the start date for Module D on June 9. Or you could pass on DEF altogether, or choose to participate in DEF small-group mentoring next year.
Please email Kier at [email protected] to receive a coupon code for the Black and Indigenous Reparations Scholarship or to check on availability for the World Equity Scholarship.
An unlimited number of Black and Indigenous Reparations Scholarships are available for Black and Indigenous practitioners in North America, Australia, and New Zealand — 50% tuition discount applied to all live distance-learning and in-person courses purchased on this website.
A limited number of World Equity Scholarships are available for practitioners in “developing nations” — 50% tuition discount applied to all Bundle prices. For this scholarship, developing nations are places where the session fees for osteopaths and structural integrators are less than or equivalent to $50 US dollars per hour.
Here are all the courses that are included in your bundle.
Deepen your understanding of Movement-Based NVR: a self-treatment approach for releasing fascially restricted neurovascular tracts. These Labs and Seminars complement the Home Study Modules A, B, and C. (Purchase the Home Study Modules separately.)
In Module A, gently work with the artery supply into head and neck muscles, free up the brachial plexus, vagus nerve, accessory nerve, and cervical and upper thoracic dural restrictions. (Includes video content, PDFs, quiz, and bonus resources.)
In Module B, we work with the thorax, improving movement in the three planes and breathing. Includes videos, PDFs, bonus resources, and a quiz. (This course assumes you studied and have practiced with two to four people what was taught in Module A.)
In Module C, we work with the low back, pelvis, and thighs. Includes videos, PDFs, bonus resources, and a quiz. (This course assumes you studied and have practiced with two to four people what was taught in Module B.)
