Neuro-Myofascial Anatomy and Pain Patterns from the Thoracolumbar Junction

The thoracolumbar junction is a region of the spine, consisting of T12-L2, from which many key joints, muscles, and viscera are innervated. When dysfunctional, it can contribute to painful trigger point formation, and cause pain in the low back, pelvis, and groin. We will explore the neural, myofascial, and channel anatomy of this region and look at common pain patterns that frequently present in the clinic.

Aging Well: Next Steps

Using Chinese medicine as a foundation, this course will introduce you to high- and low-tech strategies that can improve quality of life at any age, but especially after 40 years of age. Strong health maintenance practices, with an emphasis on enhancing the body’s resistance to disease, have become a popular and much-needed topic in the United States and world over.