Multifidus Muscle
Learn how to evaluate and treat the multifidus muscle and help clients optimize their myofascial core.
Discal dysfunction may inhibit the multifidi and make them weak, predisposing your client to more discal dysfunction.
The multifidus muscles are considered deep muscles, but in this course you will learn that they are medial muscles and this makes all the difference in palpation and treatment.
Multifidus anatomy - attachment points, actions, palpation
Multifidus dysfunction - trigger point referral, relationship with facet joint and disc dysfunction
Multifidus assessment - palpation for fullness, hypertonicity, trigger point referral, facet joint play, recruitment testing
How to determine the tone and potential effects of the multifidi upon segmental spinal mechanics
How to apply tapping and facilitation techniques with precision and effectiveness to facilitate multifidus recruitment and help your clients avoid failed back syndrome
Treatment - short/hypertonic multifidi, weak/inhibited multifidi
Homecare - stretching the multifidi, facilitation of multifidi with co-recruitment of the transversus abdominis and pelvic floor
This course is designed for Massage Therapists and other manual therapy practitioners.
The course fee is $78.75 CAD (including tax)which gives you 1 year access to all of the course material in the online learning center.
You have 1 year from the date of purchase to complete all e-healthcanada.com courses, and you can access your courses 24/7 online from any device.
Please check with your association in advance as to how you can receive credit for this course. MTAA members need only to submit a copy of your certificate of completion to your association, but this may vary for non-members.
Yes, you can retake the exam as many times as needed.