TITLE: Chain Reaction: The Role of Fascia and Kinetic Lines in Myofascial Tension and Posture, and Treatment Ideas
HOURS: Wed. Apr. 30th, 8:15am - 12:45pm OR Wed. Apr. 30th, 2:15pm - 6:30pm
WORKSHOP RATING: ★★ DVM/VMD, CCRP, CCRT, CCAT, PT ★★★ VT
MAX PARTICIPANTS: 20 total (17 Spaces Remaining)
CONTACT HOURS: (4.0 RACE approval pending)
DESCRIPTION: Kinetic lines connect fascia throughout the body. Myofascial trigger points develop along these lines, causing muscle dysfunction, pain, and chronic postural changes. This workshop will introduce attendees to kinetic lines, trigger point therapy, and hands-on palpation, and treatment.
This course is brought to you by: NC State
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Fascia and Kinetic Lines in Myofascial Tension and Posture
Kirsty Oliver, VN, RVT, VTS (phys. rehab), CCRP, CCAT, CCMT, CVPP, Veterinary Surgical Centers, Vienna, VA
Kirsty Oliver is an English trained Veterinary Nurse who holds an Advanced Diploma in Veterinary Nursing (surgical). Having dedicated the first half of her career to nursing surgical and orthopaedic patients, Kirsty qualified in veterinary rehabilitation (CCRP) in 2005. In 2010, she added CVPP (Certified Veterinary Pain Practitioner) through the IVAPM. Kirsty joined VSC/VSCR in 2016 after spending 14 years at a large veterinary hospital in New Jersey.
In 2018, she obtained her VTS in Physical Rehabilitation with the APRVT (Academy of Physical Rehabilitation Veterinary Technicians). In 2022, Kirsty was invited to become an instructor for the new CCAT Rehabilitation Program through NE Seminars and NC State.
Kirsty has a passion for manual therapy and myofascial treatment to help patients move better after injury. When she isn't working, Kirsty lives with her hubby, 3 cats, 4 chickens, and 2 bee hives in the mountains of West Virgina.