Course Title: Manual Neurovascular Release (NVR)Part 2 - Lower Thorax, Pelvis, and Hips Course Location: Walpole, ME USA Course Date(s): June 24-26, 2022 Course Time: 9:00am - 5:00pm each day Course Instructor(s): Kieran Schumaker Organizational Host: Anatomy Trains Registration Fees: $600 / $700 after May 23rd Registration Process: For the Manual NVR course series offered in Maine, you will register in two stages: Register for the live classes portion of each course through the Anatomy Trains site for $700 (Early Bird price $600). Register for the pre- and post-course mentoring package for $300 directly through Kier. This includes: A one-to-one video call with Kier in preparation for the course. Private fifteen-minute student consultations via Zoom (short mentoring sessions, each focused on one client case, as many as you need, scheduled when you need answers to your questions throughout the year after your course has completed). Student discount on longer 45-minute mentoring sessions via Zoom ($80 instead of $150). A three-month subscription to the NVR Monthly Seminar Series (a total of six hours of live sessions and recordings). Registration/Point of Contact Email Address: [email protected] Registration/Point of Contact Phone Number: 888-546-3747 / 207-563-7121 IASI CE Credits: 21 Category 1 CLICK HERE TO OPEN   Course Description: In the second Part of the Manual Neurovascular Release course series, you will continue working strategically with the vascular system to release hypertonic muscles that are shortening the myofascial tracks, distorting posture, and limiting movement. You will further develop your skills and strategies for freeing up peripheral nerves, cranial nerves, and dural restrictions to improve structural balance and function.In Manual NVR Part 2, we will complete our work with the torso and we will work comprehensively with the pelvis, hips, and thighs while we further develop your subtle assessment skills, applying this approach to “listening” to what the body needs and is telling you and keeping in mind our goals of improving structural balance and freedom in movement.The techniques that you learn in this five-part course series have a certain precision to them, making them particularly effective for fine-tuning structural balance. Our deep dive into the details will help you hone your subtle palpation and assessment skills. We will work from the torso out to the periphery, freeing vasculature, nerves, dura, and viscera.This approach is great for every client or patient who can use an extra nudge to help them emerge from an old structural pattern, especially for athletes and other people with activity- or injury-based imbalances. After each of the NVR courses, you’ll want to invite your past clients/patients back for a few tune-up sessions that incorporate NVR. Instructor Bio(s): Kieran Schumaker is a Board Certified Structural Integrator who specializes in freeing myofascial restriction of nerves and vasculature, with the goal of helping clients to enjoy moving with greater comfort, ease, and agility. Their gentle and specific work can resolve longstanding issues with posture and function. They have studied in depth with several masters, and have a deep appreciation of the science and art of manual therapy. Kier is a Certified Teacher of Anatomy Trains Structural Integration and they offer advanced training for manual therapists and structural integrators through their Anatomy Trains supported courses in Neurovascular Release.