Learn ReTensioning® with PoisePoint Education

ReTensioning® is an integrative technique to rebalance the forces of the muscles pulling things together with the forces of the bones holding things apart. This dynamic balance of the bones and soft tissues creates the shape of our bodies and controls the way in which we can move. ReTensioning® changes this balance by using gentle movements and precise positioning to enable clients to reset their muscular activity at rest and in motion. The result is that clients rest more fully and have more energy, less joint strain, and move more easily when doing activities.

ReTensioning® is an indirect, neurological reeducation technique that uses the client’s nervous system to make changes in the tissues and the forces inside their body. Because the client is doing most of the actual, direct tissue work the changes are integrated at a rate that the client can absorb and retain. Also, the physical strain on the practitioner is much less than in most direct tissue manipulation techniques.

ReTensioning® can integrate the effects of other specific, local techniques that may be used in a session in order to address specific individual needs of a client. The results in enhancing the effectiveness of those techniques and getting a broader improvement from them.

Clients receiving ReTensioning® report feeling a sense of whole body integration, decreased mental and physical strain, regional and global improvements in movement abilities, and that these effects are long-lasting.

ReTensioning Workshop Calendar

These one day workshops will provide you with:

1. The rationale and theory for ReTensioning® and how to adapt it for your clinical practice.

2. Review of the relevant anatomy involved for each course.

3. Demonstration of the techniques for each joint covered by the individual course.

4. Plenty of guided practice time to refine your skills in class with a low student to instructor ratio.

5. Printed guidelines and photos of the individual techniques to help you get started in your practice and refine it to fit your style.

6. Appropriate documentation for 7 hours of contact time towards continuing education requirements for various licensed professions. (PT, LMT, OT, Nursing, etc.)

Class size is limited to ensure students get the best training possible.

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Integrative Bodywork Workshops

 Workshop information and skills build on each other.

• ReTensioning® 1 Required prior to taking ReTensioning® 2

• ReTensioning® 1 and 2 Required prior to taking ReTensioning®3