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By the end of this 5‑hour continuing education course, the participant will be able to:
Identify and describe the anatomical structures and physiological functions of fascia.
Explain how the fascial system contributes to force distribution, coordinated movement, efficient movement, protection, proprioception, interoception, pain perception, and immune system function.
Reflect on the application of this content in their own practice area.
We estimate it will take you about 5 hours to complete the course activities and the quiz.
Always check your state licensure information to be sure what qualifies as CE in your state.
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Bio
Occupational Therapist, Author, Educator, Speaker
Hello! I've been practicing occupational therapy and integrating fascia into my clinical reasoning and treatment sessions for over 30 years. I authored a textbook for practitioners and still work with clients regularly. Additionally, I taught OT students in an OTD and POTD program for 18 years. Today, I teach live and online CE for OTPs and other health and wellness practitioners to help them integrate the science of fascia and fascia-targeting interventions into practice.