| Find a Certified Myoskeletal Alignment Therapist
Locate a manual therapist (in your state, Canada, or other international countries) certified in Erik Dalton’s Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques. Become a Certified Myoskeletal Alignment Therapist As a therapist, when you successfully complete a course in Myoskeletal Alignment either through a Home-Study program or through one of the certification workshops in Costa Rica you will receive a certificate and a listing on this website that will set you apart in the eyes of clients and referral sources and make it easier for potential clients to find your business. United States International Therapists From an Amsterdam Therapist for the Dutch National Ballet: I am a therapist for the Dutch National Ballet and have my practice in a physio/manual therapy clinic in Amsterdam which is probably the place in The Netherlands where professional dancers go for treatments. An example of how you greatly helped me is with the routine you present in the last DVD series regarding the specifics of working with the foot. I thought that I had gotten pretty good with it following a workshop a few years ago in Oakland, CA with Michael Salveson and Jan Sultan, but your presentation clarified quite a few things and added much specificity to what I remembered from their seminar. Speaking of style, I really really enjoy the relaxed and congenial atmosphere that permeates your presentations; it is unique, refreshing, and such a welcome change after so many serious faces in lab coats. Not only that but it’s pretty rock’n roll and I mean this in the best way. I wanted to send you a huge “thank you” for the fantastic service you did to those of us who work with pain conditions. I ran a session yesterday with a new client using almost nothing but techniques from your Spinal Engine program and it worked fantastically well. She is a young professional dancer and couldn’t believe how much better she felt after we were done (lower back/hips problems). She now thinks that I am the best thing since sliced bread but I know that I would not have done as good a job without your help. Groetjes (dutch for greetings), Michel Dumonceau |
