Applied Bio-Mechanics Class Little Rock, Ar. September 11-14

Intensive 4-day seminar in Little Rock, Arkansas.
This seminar teaches Applied Bio-Mechanics as developed by Dr. John Hurley, including his latest theories and techniques that are taught nowhere else. Anyone can learn to apply this work. Only basic knowledge of anatomy/physiology is required.

Seminar Instructor: Stacy Hutchinson MMT #8306
NCBTMB approved provider number: 1001513
Class Id: CE401517

APPLIED BIO-MECHANICS:
• is a gentle, light-touch therapy that affects the coordination and balance patterns of the body.
• resets all of the body’s systems (like rebooting a computer), facilitating a deeper level of healing.
• strengthens the body and its processes to help deal with any health problem.
• resets the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems and the proprioception system.
• releases the primary diaphragms (pelvic, respiratory, and thoracic), facilitating proper function including deeper breathing.
• provides rapid pain relief.
• is easy to understand, master, and apply after training; complements all other approaches in facilitating healing.

Be prepared for four intensive nine-hour days filled with informative discussions, stories, demonstrations, and plenty of hands-on bodywork.

Classes will be held 9AM – 7PM Thursday through Sunday. There will be an hour for lunch and a few small breaks throughout the day.

$850 – Deposit of $250 due upon registration. Balance due at beginning of first class day.

Early Payment Special: $795 if full payment is received by August 15, 2025

***There is a 10 person limit of attendance to ensure I have enough focus and attention for each student. My deepest desire is that every student will complete this class with the confidence they can perform this technique properly and effectively.***

***If you have already taken this class, you may retake it for $400. You must bring your manual.***

For more information or to register, please contact:
Stacy Hutchinson
417-693-4748
appliedbiomechanics@yahoo.com

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