Lymph Massage

Understanding Lymphedema: Working with the Lymphatic System after Cancer Treatment: Ashton, MD
Discover effective techniques to assist clients managing lymph-related issues post-cancer treatment, focusing on redirecting lymph fluid through alternative pathways.
Navigating new pathways
This course explores the impact of disrupted lymphatic pathways resulting from cancer treatments such as radiation, surgery, and lymph node removal. Discussions will focus on understanding the onset of lymphedema and techniques for navigating alternate lymphatic routes.
Key topics include methods for managing soft tissue edema in patients recovering from breast, ovarian, prostate, and other cancers. For massage therapists, the course provides specialized insights into effectively treating individuals with compromised lymphatic systems. By the conclusion of the course, participants will have a comprehensive grasp of optimizing lymphatic pathways to enhance client outcomes.
Juul Bruin, the course instructor, comes from a strong clinical lineage that has instilled in her a deep responsibility to preserve the integrity, precision, and therapeutic depth of Manual Lymph Drainage. In this course, she emphasizes both technical accuracy and embodied sensitivity, ensuring that students understand not only the “how,” but the “why” behind each technique.
Additionally, the class introduces the basics of utilizing compression wear for client management. This course builds upon the foundation of Lymph Massage for Minor Pathologies, welcoming practitioners of all backgrounds, whether or not they have completed the initial class.

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