Discover Your Passion for Massage at Source Institute Massage School and Therapeutic Bodywork

Course Title:
Myofascial Release for Increased Range of Motion and Strength

Course Dates & Times:
May 31 & June 1, 2025
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM (both days)

Location:
30 Beal Parkway SW
Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548

Instructor:
Christie Wilson, LMT – FL License #MA50499
NCBTMB Approved Provider #900268

• CE Hours: 12 CEUs (6 hours per day)
   
• Cost: $170
   
• Includes:
   
  • Two days of in-person training
     
  • Hands-on practice and instructor-led demonstrations
     
  • Functional movement assessments
     
  • Certificate for 12 CEUs
     

• CE Hours: 24 CEUs
  (12 hours in class + 12 hours of online mandatory courses)
   
• Cost: $195
   
• Includes:
   
  • Everything in the 12-hour course
     
  • Access to 12 hours of NCBTMB-approved online coursework
     
  • Certificate for full 24 CEUs
     

Unlock your clients’ potential for improved mobility and functional strength through Myofascial Release, a targeted approach designed to restore balance, reduce restrictions, and enhance performance.

This two-day, hands-on continuing education course is ideal for licensed massage therapists looking to deepen their understanding of the fascial system and its role in movement and strength.
You’ll explore effective techniques that enhance biomechanical alignment, postural awareness, and fascial line integration.

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Identify and assess common fascial restrictions affecting mobility and strength
   
• Explain the anatomical and functional role of fascia in movement and stability
   
• Apply Myofascial Release techniques to key areas: hips, shoulders, spine, and lower extremities
   
• Incorporate active client movement and resistance strategies for neuromuscular re-education
   
• Adapt techniques for a wide range of clients, from sedentary individuals to athletes
   

• Lecture & discussion on fascia and movement patterns
   
• Instructor-led demonstrations of each technique
   
• Supervised hands-on practice with partners
   
• Functional movement assessments and treatment planning
   
• Client communication and documentation tips
   

• Comfortable, professional attire (you'll be moving!)
   
• Notebook and pen
   
• Water bottle and snacks