Breathing: Bringing Movement Back to the Basics™
Most clinicians understand that breathing is important, but few truly understand how breathing influences movement, stability, performance, recovery, and pain.
In this course, you'll learn a practical, clinically applicable system for assessing and improving breathing mechanics to help patients move better, perform better, and respond more effectively to treatment.
Rather than viewing breathing as simply a respiratory function, you'll explore its role as the foundation of posture, core function, movement efficiency, and nervous system regulation.
Through a combination of assessment strategies, movement-based interventions, and real-world clinical applications, you'll learn how to identify dysfunctional breathing patterns, understand their impact on the body, and apply targeted corrective strategies that create meaningful change.
Course•By Thomas Swales
