Past Events

Lung Management: Pulmonary Insufficiency and Oxidative Stress 18–20 September 2026

Date: 18-20 September 2026

Cost: NZD 1,395 Including GST

Course Description:

This course is included in the Visceral Mobilization Series.
During this course, the student will learn many IMT protocols and techniques for treatment of pulmonary dysfunction. In addition to the IMT structural techniques, the student will be instructed in a respiratory rehabilitation functional exercise program. This course is a compilation of introductory as well as advanced IMT techniques for the lungs and respiratory tissues.

Course Objectives:

1.How to assess and treat chronic and severe respiratory problems with manual therapy and nutritional wellness
2.Advanced hands-on clinical skills, including Blueprints (previously known as Systems) and Template Therapy for treatment of severe respiratory problems
3.How to provide successful intervention for treatment of mold problems
4.How to recognize and treat issues of grief and despair that affect the lungs
5.Pattern Recognition for treatment of unique lung problems, including the phrenic pattern, the azygos pattern, the dome of lung pattern, and the mitochondrial pattern
6.A comprehensive circulation program for the lungs
7.A diaphragm management program
8.A drainage program for lung management
9.A specialized Neurofascial Process home care program for lung management

Helix Biomechanics, Advanced Spine 2: 28th - 30th August 2026

Date: 28-30th Aug 2026

Duration: 3 Days 

Credit Hours: 22Hrs

Cost: NZD 1,395 Including GST

Course Description: 

This course is an advanced lab course and is included in the Biomechanics Series as well as an advanced lab course focusing on the spine. In the course, the student will be introduced to many advanced protocols, techniques, and motilities important for correction of complex spinal syndromes such as low back pain and sciatica; cervical syndrome; spinal pain and dysfunction; scoliosis and other postural dysfunction; osteoporosis; spinal disorders related to trauma and surgery; spinal cord injury with infection, inflammation, circulation insufficiency, weakness and paralysis. The student will gain critical thinking and clinical skills in many new IMT techniques as well as gain an understanding of these spinal syndromes. 

Course Objectives: 

  • To assess the spinal column and spinal cord, to locate and isolate problems affecting motor and sensory function 
  • Techniques for treatment of spinal pain, dysfunction and disability 
Summer School, via Zoom CT, USA: 1-3rd August 2026

Date: 1-3rd August 2026

Topic to be determined

Price last year was USD 750

Cranial Therapy Series, Level Two: 19th - 21st June 2026

Date: 19th-21st June 2026  

Duration: 3 Days 

Credit Hours: 22Hrs

Cost: NZD 1,265 Including GST

Course Description: This course is a continuation of the Cranial Therapy Series. The focus of this course is on assessment and treatment of membranous tissue of the cranial vault, the fluid pressure system, the facial vault, and intra-oral dysfunction. The student will learn how to treat persons with more involved cranial and neurologic dysfunction. 

Course Objectives: 

  1. Techniques to affect pain and disability from cranial and spinal membrane dysfunction. 
  2. Techniques to affect face pain.
Cranial Therapy Series, Level One: 22nd - 24th May 2026

Date: 22nd-24th May 2026

Duration: 3 Days 

Credit Hours: 21hrs 

Cost: NZD 1,265 incl GST

Course Description: This course is the beginning of the Cranial Therapy Series. In this course, the student is introduced to the cranial system and cranial therapy. On the first day, the student learns how to palpate and assess the CRI (Cranial Rhythmic Impulse/Cranio-Sacral Rhythm). During the second and third days, presentation includes assessment and treatment of suture and joint restrictions and treatment of the cranial and facial vaults: the temporomandibular joints, the sphenobasilar joint, and the cranial and facial articulations. During these last days, the student will also learn how to assess and treat dura mater restrictions. 

Course Objectives: 

  1. Anatomy and biomechanics of the cranial fault in order to address cranial problems whatever the client population. 
  2. Techniques to improve mobility and motility (biologic rhythms) of the head and neck. 
  3. Techniques to decrease cranial symptoms. 
Myofascial Release

Duration: 3 Days
Date: Sept 19-21 2024
Venue: To be confirmed
Cost: NZD 950 plus GST

Course Description:
Myofascial Release is an integral part of this program. It is an introductory level course that
provides the entry level student with ample lab time to develop initial palpation skills. The
student also begins their introduction to the fundamental Principles of Integrative Manual
Therapy. Including the Integrated Systems Approach. During this course, the student learns
how to assess, diagnose, and treat the connective tissue system utilizing Integrative Manual
Therapy protocols and techniques and Integrative Diagnostics. The connective tissue system
is the only system of the body which is continuous and contiguous. If there is an area of the
body that is dysfunctional, it will always manifest through the connective tissue system. This
course provides the student with many different techniques to treat connective tissue
dysfunction on all different types of individuals.

Course Objectives:

  1. Learn the Integrated Systems Approach.
  2. Anatomy and physiology of the connective tissue system.
  3. Learn the Soft Tissue and Articular Myofascial Release Technique using the 3- Planar
    Fascial Fulcrum Approach to correct joint and soft tissue dysfunction.
  4. Learn how to evaluate static and dynamic posture while highlighting compensatory
    patterns.
  5. Learn treatment protocols for correction of low back and spinal dysfunction, respiratory
    dysfunction, carpal tunnel syndrome, and more.