BodyWorkCEUs: Ortho-Bionomy®
Take courses from local, national and international instructors in modalities that offer specialization in pain relief, lymphatic work and more.
Ortho-Bionomy® is an educational system developed by Arthur Lincoln Pauls who taught the techniques in phases. Phase 4 is the point at which his development of the modality was ready to be taught to others and is the foundation for Phases 5 through 8. This stand alone modality allows practitioners to perform gentle, non-invasive techniques that work with chronic stress, injuries and/or problems associated with postural and structural imbalances. There is a subtle shift from the idea of "fixing" your client toward the support and facilitation of the client's own healing process.
Massage Therapists and practitioners of many body work modalities can start to use these techniques as soon as they have completed a Phase 4 foundational class. These courses focus on the spine, extremities, pelvis and trunk and are usually taught in one or two weekends. Not only are the techniques simple to incorporate into your practice, they are also gentle on you, the practitioner. These techniques help to extend the career of many therapists. Students of Ortho-Bionomy often go on to complete the full program. To read more about the levels of training, visit The Society of Ortho-Bionomy Training Programs. In addition, you can sign up for our mailing list to receive announcements for upcoming Ortho-Bionomy courses in South Florida. In addition, Study Groups and Practice Groups are offered several times a month so that you can reinforce the concepts you've learned and used on clients, ask questions and receive valuable feedback. Your process in this program is supported by teachers, coordinators and fellow students right from the start. Become a Student Member of The Society of Ortho-Bionomy for just $30 and become eligible for discounts with participating instructors. The Ortho-Bionomy® Program* Ortho-Bionomy®, the Sand Dollar design, and Society of Ortho-Bionomy International® are registered trademarks of the Society of Ortho-Bionomy International, Inc. and are used with permission.
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