Moving Mountain Institute exists in circularity

What we do in the clinic is informed by our dedication to learning and teaching in the classroom, and those insights circle back into our clinical work. What we offer in the classroom is informed by what we have seen effective in clinical settings with patients/clients. Our courses would not have value if they were not backed up by ongoing clinical insight. The circle extends to our course participants who then create the same circle with their clients and patients.

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Late October 2024, just before Halloween, marked 4 years without alcohol. I like to think my ancestors, many of whom knew a hard drinking life, are rooting for me when the veils are thin. Every day not drinking redeems an ancestral line littered with
These slides are snippets from the recent blog post about Mapping + Techniques in MFR (read in full at link in bio). We’re prepping you for a fresh Myofascial Release cohort in our new classroom this January! Over two long weekends in Jan + Feb
At the end of this September it felt like a whole long while since I was in the classroom with a group of colleagues. Damn, was it fun and inspiring. I said something after our land acknowledgement and discussing the Indigenous foundation of A.T.
Last night’s Anatomy Talk on the anterior cervical fascia dipped into the connections of the deeper fascial structures that cross under the clavicle line. The incredible pathways and relationships between the hyoid bone and our diaphragm&hellip
anddd we’re back with the seasonal nerd sessions! Join us in a couple of weeks for Anterior Myofascia, Vagus Nerve and Throat Stuff. This is an area of great clinical interest for me, so much so we focus on it in all our curricula. 🧠The ante
The back to school vibe is alive. We are feeling it too. I have come to love the start of the school year because I love learning and it means I get to be back in the classroom learning with y’all. The love of learning is contagious - Lynda Bar
 

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