Non-DIRI Affiliated courses are offered by non-faculty members who have completed their Advanced Training, or other third-party CE providers. Certificates are issued by the CE provider for Elective CE Credit. Inquire with the CE provider regarding NCBTMB approval.
A comprehensive tour of the anatomy of each internal organ, including glide planes and the suspensory elements that attach the organ to the musculoskeletal frame. Substantial embryology is taught for each organ to aid understanding of structure. Techniques are taught to restore the glide planes, the span of the suspensory structures, and the motility of each organ. Results include improved organ function and a reduction in musculoskeletal symptoms referred from internal organs.
Four modules of 4 days each;
Mar 12-15, 2026. VM-1 Methods and Perspectives, Upper Abdominal Organs
Oct 1-4, 2026. VM-2 Lower Abdominal Organs
Jan 28-31, 2027. VM-3 Pelvic Organs
Apr 15-19, 2027. VM-4 Thoracic Organs