Midline and Ignition – Elizabeth Caron D.O.

CME: Approved for 16.75 hours of Category 1A CME Credits and NMM/OMM specialty credits.

We are only as functional as our relationship to midline. It is our orientation to ourselves and our surroundings and is intricately related to ignition on many levels. The ignition needs to be functioning so the midline can feed the whole and in in turn the midline feeds the ignition. It is reciprocal. This relationship of feeding and being fed from the Central Stillness, the ignition and beyond will be explored in interactive lectures and hands on practicals.

In addition, understanding that the midline is a central function rather than an anatomical structure and how segmentation and function of neuro, visceral, muscular and vascular elements occur in relation to midline will also be addressed.

Max capacity 18 students.

Recommended prerequisites: Phases I-IV

Course Fee: $475.00