Course Description

Ortho-Bionomy Fundamentals: Extremities covers the history, philosophy and basic concepts of Ortho-Bionomy. In this class you will observe and practice specific techniques for releasing imbalances of the shoulder girdle, arm, elbow, wrist and hand; hip, leg, knee, ankle and foot. These techniques result in the release of pain and neuromuscular tension patterns, promoting expanded range of motion, increased circulation and a greater sense of well-being.

Ortho-Bionomy techniques are highly effective, easy to learn, easy on your body, and combine well with other bodywork and complimentary healing systems. You will discover ways to:

• Help relieve pain gently, without causing pain

• Work with common problems of the extremities

• Release sensitive (trigger) points with little or no effort

• Experience and understand the natural reflexes of the body

• Develop your sensitivity to the subtle, structural changes that promote healing

This course is split over two dates. January 17 covers Lower Extremities. January 24 covers Upper Extremities.

Prerequisites

Open to all

Tuition

Tuition includes both January 17 and January 24 course dates.

• $325 before January 5, 2026

• $375 after January 5, 2026

Credits

In-person completion of this class provides 16 units of Phase Four instruction towards Ortho-Bionomy Training Programs and 16 NCBTMB CEs. Participants who attend both days of this class will receive a Certificate of Attendance.

Information and Registration

Register online or contact Haley New
608-712-9578
haleynew@gmail.com

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