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All About the QL: A Deep Dive into the Anatomy, Movement and Integrative Bodywork for the QL and its related myofascia.
In-Person or Live Online via Zoom (please let me know if you wish to attend Live or Online)
Live (in-person) participation provides: 4 Supervised CE Hours for OBMT Renewal, 4 Contact CE hours for Washington renewal, 4 Live CE hours for NCBTMB
Online participation provides: 4 Supervised CE Hours for OBMT Renewal, 4 NON-Contact CE hours for Washington renewal
5-9 PM, Pacific Time
Location: 2135 SE 76th Ave, Portland, OR 97215
The Quadratus Lumborum is a small but important muscle for spine and breathing stability, function and proprioception. It is also often misunderstood where this muscle actually is and how to work it specifically. In this 4 hour Deep Dive we will cover the anatomy, movement, postural implications, indications, contraindications, considerations and bodywork treatment for the quadratus lumborum muscle and its related myofasica including the erector spinae muscles and the lateral raphe. We will start with palpation and anatomy breakdown of the lumbar region and progress to doing focused, specific work to ease, free and balance the myofascia and fascial lines of the QL from prone, side lying and seated.
All About the QL: A Deep Dive into the Anatomy, Movement and Integrative Bodywork for the QL and its related myofascia.
In-Person or Live Online via Zoom (please let me know if you wish to attend Live or Online)
Live (in-person) participation provides: 4 Supervised CE Hours for OBMT Renewal, 4 Contact CE hours for Washington renewal, 4 Live CE hours for NCBTMB
Online participation provides: 4 Supervised CE Hours for OBMT Renewal, 4 NON-Contact CE hours for Washington renewal
5-9 PM, Pacific Time
Location: 2135 SE 76th Ave, Portland, OR 97215
The Quadratus Lumborum is a small but important muscle for spine and breathing stability, function and proprioception. It is also often misunderstood where this muscle actually is and how to work it specifically. In this 4 hour Deep Dive we will cover the anatomy, movement, postural implications, indications, contraindications, considerations and bodywork treatment for the quadratus lumborum muscle and its related myofasica including the erector spinae muscles and the lateral raphe. We will start with palpation and anatomy breakdown of the lumbar region and progress to doing focused, specific work to ease, free and balance the myofascia and fascial lines of the QL from prone, side lying and seated.