Webinar: “New and Emerging Manual Therapy Approaches for EDS”

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TOPIC: “New and Emerging Manual Therapy Approaches for EDS”

PRESENTER: Kelly Clancy, OT

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About our speaker: Kelly Clancy, OTR/L, CHT, SMS, LMT

  • Kelly Clancy, OTR/L, CHT, SMS, LMT has been practicing in the field of occupational therapy for over 29 years.
  • She is a structural medicine specialist, a board-certified structural integrator and holds certifications in hand therapy and Bowenwork. She is also a licensed massage therapist specializing in a new form of manual therapy that she developed called Tensegrity Medicine.
  • She obtained certification in holistic health counseling from the Institute for Integrative Nutrition.
  • Ms. Clancy is on the clinical faculty at the University of Washington’s rehabilitation departmentwhere she lectures on the topics of ergonomics, fascia and hand therapy.
  • She is the owner of the Seattle Center for Structural Medicine in Washington, which is an integrative therapy clinic housing multidisciplinary practitioners. In addition to treating patients, the center houses a teaching studio from the same location-The Northwest School of Structural Therapy which provides ongoing educational opportunities for manual and movement therapists.
  • Ms. Clancy uses her skills as a manual therapist and ergonomist to address the postural components that contribute to pain and dysfunction. She addresses not only the structural issues that may be present, but also ergonomic factors and the relationship of stress and its impact on the body’s nervous system. Through body awareness techniques, education, nutrition, movement and exercise, she focuses on multifaceted evidence-based components that lead to greater wellness. She is passionate about teaching and sharing her knowledge of healing with other practitioners.
  • Ms. Clancy has published and lectured nationally and internationally on the topics of fascia and its primary role in musculoskeletal dysfunctions, and she currently teaches classes on manual therapy strategies to affect overall alignment and function.

EDUCATION:

September 1987 Colorado State University, Colorado School of Allied Health Occupational Therapy

February 1988 Registered Occupational Therapist, NBCOT

November 1994 Certified Hand Therapist, Hand Therapy Certification Commission

May 2006 Registered Bowenwork Therapist, Bowenwork Academy of Australia

July 2011 Structural Medicine Specialist, Institute of Structural Medicine

October 2011 Registered Bowenwork Instructor, Bowenwork Academy of Australia

December 2011 Board Certified Structural Integrator, CBSI

September 2012 Licensed Massage Therapist, NCBTMB

May 2013 Holistic Health Counselor, Institute of Integrative Nutrition

What Kelly says about Bowenwork:

“One of the greatest distinctions I see with this work in comparison to other bodywork modalities is its direct but subtle nature.  Bowenwork is speaking directly to the fascial and nervous system in a way that the nerve endings can respond and reset abnormal tension patterns.  It is exciting because it is gentle on the client and the practitioner but can be profound in its effects.”

What Kelly loves about teaching:

“Teaching other practitioners about the human body and the latest research about fascia and its effects on multiple systems is my passion.  We are on the cutting edge of learning about the role of our connective tissue and how it influences the health and well being of the rest of the systems.  I love to teach practitioners about the interconnectedness of the human body and how by working on one part of the body, you can affect other parts. By using my 27 years as an Occupational Therapist and an owner of an integrative multidisciplinary clinic, I am able to educate my students about the many facets of healthcare, healthcare delivery, integration of Bowenwork into the medical model, how to talk to other practitioners about this amazing work and how to document it for those who are needing insurance reimbursement.”

Telephone number (206) 706-0063

Email address kellyclancy@balanceot.com

Website URL www.scfsm.com

www.northwestschoolforstructuraltherapy.com

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