Expand your manual therapy skills by incorporating the diagnostic and therapeutic power of the CranioSacral system. Led by experienced Physical Therapist and Canadian Trained Osteopath Tim Bonack PT, DOMP(C), DScO, you will gain insight and skills in treating the everyday and more challenging patient alike.
In the Cranial Mobilization I course you will learn the fundamentals of CranioSacral Therapy. You’ll learn the foundation and science behind craniosacral therapy, detailed cranial anatomy, and the normal biomechanics within the cranial bony elements and the fluids. You will learn to evaluate the cranial system, gain insight into the clinical decision making process, and how to apply these new treatment skills.
As you learn more about cranial evaluation and treatment, you’ll discover unique skills to address patients with primary complaints of TBI/concussion, headaches and migraines, TMJ disorders, neck pain, low back pain, neurologic conditions; and find that you may also make improvements in generalized chronic pain, autonomic regulation, brain fog, cognitive focus, and more.
The Cranial Mobilization I course is the first in a series of 5 cranial classes that expand your palpation, evaluation, and treatment skills over time. They are a foundation and prerequisite of enrollment in the Brain Mobilization courses.
Learn how to stand out to your patients and your peers, as you learn this new treatment method and get these more chronic patients pain free.
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Fulcrum Institute offers a comprehensive series of Cranial Mobilization courses, including levels I through VI, each designed to progressively deepen the understanding and skills in cranial mobilization techniques.
These courses are designed for healthcare professionals such as physical therapists, occupational therapists, massage therapists, chiropractors, medical doctors, osteopaths, and dentists who seek to enhance their manual therapy practice with advanced cranial mobilization techniques.
Tim Bonack, PT, DOMP (C), has 40 years of experience as a Physical Therapist and 21 years as a Canadian Trained Osteopath. He has trained with osteopaths worldwide and has extensive experience in applying osteopathic manual techniques to physical therapy.
These courses are designed to equip healthcare professionals with advanced techniques in cranial mobilization, thereby enhancing patient care, addressing complex pain syndromes, and potentially growing their practice.
Given the advanced nature of these courses, a basic understanding of anatomy or related fields is recommended. Healthcare professionals in relevant fields are ideally positioned to benefit from these courses.
Each course in the Cranial Mobilization series is structured to provide in-depth training and practical skills in specific aspects of cranial mobilization, with a progression from basic to more advanced techniques across the levels.
Fulcrum Institute courses are often eligible for continuing education credits, but it’s best to confirm with your professional association or accrediting body regarding specific courses.
The duration of each course varies, typically spanning over a few days. Exact dates and durations are listed on our website for each course.
Yes, we offer early registration discounts for our courses. The discount details and deadlines are provided on our website for each specific course.
Tim Bonack’s international training and experience bring a diverse and comprehensive perspective to his teaching, incorporating global best practices and techniques in cranial mobilization.
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In an effort to provide high quality classes to students and new graduates (1 yr or less of professional practice) in their profession, a 40% discount off of the listed price will be applied.
Documentation of your student status will need to be e mailed to verify your status. In the case of a new graduate, a copy of your diploma will need to be e mailed.
