Our Trainings
Myopractic® was created out of a deep understanding and appreciation of 10-session, structural integration work. From this starting point, the techniques were adapted to meet the needs of both the therapist and the client in terms of comfort, focus, and time invested. The Foundational techniques are perfect for (45 or 90 minute), independent sessions; they can be used for everyone. The Master Training teaches restorative 10-session work for the motivated therapist and client.
1. Foundational Training
Myopractic® is made up of three basic techniques:
- Releasing techniques for achieving deep relaxation by relieving tension, spasms and holding patterns in the muscle;
- Clearing methods to clean obstructions from soft tissue, e.g., trigger points, scar tissue, muscle bundles, old bruises; and
- Separating to release myofascial adhesions and balance muscles.
When combined with motion — passive, active and rocking — and used at varying depths, these basic techniques are flexible enough to achieve deep relaxation, spot therapy, and even full posture rebalancing. Myopractic® also teaches therapeutic order — which level and technique, in what order, for how long, and when to refer out — allowing you to achieve maximum benefit with minimum effort.
Lower Body
- Feet and Lower Legs: More than 35 techniques focus on freeing and balancing the muscles of our foundation.
- Hip and Thigh: These muscles either support the hip from below or pull it out of alignment, creating postural problems, including back pain. 50+ techniques
Upper Body
- Chest and Back: this lesson frees the hips from the chest by releasing the low back and iliopsoas muscles. 30+ techniques, including organ massage
- Arms, Shoulders and Neck: Over 55 techniques to clear the hands and forearms thoroughly, balance the head, neck and shoulders on the torso, and relax the neck. Finish with revitalizing face and scalp techniques.
2. Master Training
This advanced level of Myopractic® bodywork is administered to the client in a 7 or 10-session series. These structural integration techniques penetrate very deeply into the soft tissue. The sessions are designed to systematically clear and release tension from the muscles and reorganize and balance the posture.
To move energy at the deepest levels, the master practitioner of Myopractic® must create a space for healing to occur. Ideally the therapist’s own system must be clear of all restrictions in order to facilitate deep release in their clients. This advanced training will require the Myopractic® Foundational Training described above as a prerequisite. Students must also be willing to receive the advanced work.
Training Schedule
Upper Body
November 7-8, 2026
State College, PA
Instructor: Rebecca Atwell
Lower Body
December 5-6, 2026
State College, PA
Instructor: Rebecca Atwell
Upper Body
February 6-7, 2027
Houston, TX
Instructor: Monica Mullen
Upper Body
March 6-7, 2027
Houston, TX
Instructor: Monica Mullen
Stay tuned:
We are currently further developing the 2027 schedule,
including a Master Training planned for the fall.