Postural Analysis Certification
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Postural Analysis Certification
| Mon, 07-25-2011 - 6:41pm |
So, I'm seriously thinking of taking this course and getting certified in postural analysis. Given that I don't really work, it would be a waste of money, financially. But, I'd like to have the knowledge and it would count for CEUs. What do you think? I'm thinking I could offer it to the girls at the dance studio, as a fund raiser.
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Given my physicial therapy, along with shoulder issues, and the growing need for this education given that the women/girls wear such high heels, I say, "go for it."
My physical therapist informed me that much of my pinched nerve has to do with my posture, the way I carry myself, and my physical behavior (e.g., computer mouse use, repeptitive exercise, etc.)
Yeah, that is a little pricey.
That's where I'm leaning--that it would be great to have the knowledge.
Yes, but the overwhelming consensus from the physicians is to remove a small rib to make room for this pinched nerve.
Hey Cathy! Glad you had some spare time to join us!. How's the summer going?
I hesitated on this because I hadn't heard of this group.