We want to send a big thank you to all the wonderful therapists who came from across the United States and beyond to attend the 9th annual Oklahoma City MAT Workshop, June 17th-19th. Over 200 participants left feeling energized and ready to bring their newfound knowledge to their treatment tables and take their practice to the next level.
The theme of the workshop was Rhythmic Touch and Erik Dalton and Nate Fay set the stage with a jam to demonstrate brainwave frequencies and their relationship to various feeling states. For those of you who don’t know, Erik was a drummer for a number of rock groups, including the Flying Burrito Brothers in the early 70’s.
Participants were eager to upgrade their skill set and boost referrals with Dalton’s extremely popular ‘hands-on’ pain-rehab techniques. They learned new brain-based functional assessments and hormone activating techniques. The event was visually spectacular with large screens on each side of the stage where participants could watch special video animations, anatomy dissections, and close-up views of Erik demonstrating, with the help of noted educator, James Waslaski, working the video camera.
If you are interested in attending a Myoskeletal Alignment Techniques workshop, browse through the schedule and see what’s happening near you.
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