Sydney 19-21 June 2026 Course Full
Sydney 18-20 June 2027
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Note: Module 1 & Module 2 can be completed in any order
Produce Immediate Positive Results
Expand your skillset with advanced techniques for treating the Core, Pelvis, Lower Back, and Shoulder Girdle.
This three-day intensive course is designed to take your understanding of myofascial release to the next level, equipping you with powerful techniques to address chronic pain, postural dysfunction, and movement restrictions in the body’s core regions.
By learning to assess and treat the deep fascial core, sacroiliac joint, and shoulder girdle, you will develop a results-driven approach to optimizing mobility, reducing pain, and improving overall function. This course is ideal for practitioners looking to elevate their treatment outcomes and build a thriving, successful practice.
Transform Your Practice with Applied Myofascial Release
By the end of this course, you will have a comprehensive skill set to assess, treat, and correct myofascial restrictions affecting the core, pelvis, lower back, and shoulders. These techniques will allow you to produce immediate, lasting results for your clients—helping them move better and feel better.
Course Focus
- Deep Fascial Core
- Spine, Sacroiliac Joint and Pelvis
- Treating the Shoulder Joint
Course Outcomes
On completion of this course the participant will have learned:
Day 1 – Working with the Body’s Core
The deep fascial core plays a critical role in posture, movement, and stability. Dysfunction in this system can contribute to pelvic misalignment, back pain, and inefficient movement patterns.
You will learn:
- The anatomy and function of the deep fascial core
- How to identify clinical indications for fascial core dysfunction
- Explore how tension and emotional holdings in the body’s core keeps individuals separate from their feeling life and perpetuates chronic pain cycles
- How releasing the body’s core fascia leads to sense of inner space and freedom of movement.
- Explore the organic intelligence of the body
- Myofascial release techniques for key structures, including:
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- Adductors – Essential for pelvic alignment and movement efficiency
- Iliopsoas – A major contributor to lower back pain and hip dysfunction
- Respiratory Diaphragm – A key player in core stability and breath function
- Suprahyoids and masseter– Connecting jaw tension to postural imbalances
- Deep fascia of the heart and lungs
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Day 2 – Lower Back & Pelvis
The sacroiliac joint (SIJ) is a crucial but often overlooked source of chronic lower back pain and pelvic instability. Many clients experience persistent pain due to misalignment, overuse, or fascial restrictions in this area.
You will learn:
- The anatomy and mechanics of the sacroiliac joint
- Clinical indicators of SIJ dysfunction and pelvic misalignment
- How to assess and correct sacroiliac joint issues
- Myofascial unwinding-connecting with the organic intelligence of the body/mind.
- Myofascial release techniques for:
- Deep Lateral Rotators – Key muscles affecting hip rotation and stability
- Multifidi – Deep spinal stabilizers critical for back health
- Erector Spinae – Influencing posture and spinal mobility
Day 3 – Shoulder Girdle & Upper Limbs
The shoulder girdle is a complex system that often carries tension, resulting in chronic neck pain, restricted movement, and postural strain. The first rib plays a significant role in these issues and can be a hidden source of discomfort.
You will learn:
- How to assess and treat dysfunctions of the shoulder joint
- The role of the first rib in neck and shoulder pain and how to correct its elevation
- Myofascial release techniques for:
- Levator Scapulae – A key contributor to neck tension and stiffness
- Pectoralis Minor – A major factor in forward shoulder posture and thoracic outlet issues
- Subscapularis – Often overlooked in rotator cuff dysfunction
- Biceps Brachii – Impacting shoulder and elbow function
- Wrist Flexors & Extensors – Essential for addressing forearm and hand tension
Prerequisite
Musculoskeletal anatomy knowledge. Contact us if to discuss pathway options if you do meet this prerequisite.
Course Venues
Sydney Crows Nest Centre
Course Recognition & CPE
CT – The international Institute for Complimentary Therapists. Core Body Therapy is a Platinum Training Provider with IICT. Once you have graduated with your Professional Certificate in Myofascial Release from Core Body Therapy, you are eligible to join IICT and receive professional membership and insurance.
ATMS – Australian Traditional Medicine Society – Approved Education Activity for CPE for all courses completed
ANTA – Australian Natural Therapists Association – Approved Education Activity for CPE for all courses completed
Massage & Myotherapy Australia – Approved Education Activity for CPE for all courses completed
Massage Association of Australia – Approved Education Activity for CPE for all courses completed
Association of Massage Therapists – Approved for CPE upon submission of required reflective activity
Pilates Alliance Australasia – Approved Education Activity for PDP for all courses completed
