This three-day class builds on the knowledge of the BE1 and BE2 structural classes and will show a way of integrating what has been learned with mainstream assessment tools to allow better communication between allied health and medical practitioners and a way to show and document objective changes due to CST treatments. Topics discussed will include:

• Integration with Orthopedic Assessment skills
• Treatment of sports/orthopedic injuries; especially the periphery
• Validation of results using "salient" findings in objective assessment; and use of Heart Rate Variability App for assessing/validating change in ANS
• Explanation of Stephen Porges "Polyvagal Theory:" with significance to CST
• Relation of Quantum Physics to CST and Implications for SE1/SE2

The attending student -- combining knowledge and skills acquired in this class and BE1/BE2 -- will be able to combine CST, myofascial, and orthopedic assessments to show effects and results from CST treatment. The student will also have a tool to assess CST effects on the ANS with the use of a simple app.

3-Day Class Dates, Locations, Instructors:

November 12-14 - Fredericton, New Brunswick, CANADA with Gary Keeling, BPE, BSc (PT), CSTA-CP - Fredericton Inn, 1315 Regent St.,  E3C 1A1 - Hours: Fri. 2pm-8pm, Sat. and Sun. 9pm-5pm

Registration Fee: $498 U.S. (A $200 deposit is required with registration.)

CEUs: 18 (NCBTMB CEUs) 9 Category A (CMTNB CECs)

Prerequisite: BE1 and BE2 or equivalent training

Please Note: Canadian registrations must pay online and complete reg. form. See below.

Registration Fee: $498 U.S. (A $200 deposit is required with registration.)