(formerly called Balancing the Knee)
The knee doesn’t work alone. It responds to what’s happening above it and below it, adapting constantly to forces coming from the hip, the lower leg, and the way the body moves through space. When balance is lost anywhere along this chain, the knee often becomes the place where stress shows up.
In this class, you’ll learn a practical, hands-on approach to restoring balance through the entire knee chain rather than focusing on the knee in isolation. By addressing the muscles that influence knee function from both directions, you’ll help reduce strain, improve support, and encourage more efficient movement.
Through clear assessment, targeted manual techniques, and simple movement integration, you’ll gain tools that help the knee move with greater ease and stability. The work is logical, effective, and designed to blend seamlessly into your existing bodywork practice.
This course is ideal for therapists who work with knee discomfort, repetitive strain, or movement patterns that feel “stuck,” and who want a clearer understanding of why the knee so often reflects imbalances elsewhere.
Why this matters:
When the knee is supported by the whole chain, it doesn’t have to struggle.
What to bring to Class
This is a hands-on class, please wear clothing that is not challenging to remove
Set of linens, blanket, face cradle cover/pillow slip
Writing Utensil
Massage oil/lotion of your preference
What is Provided
Massage tables
Class manual
Surface and hand sanitizer
Date: October 10-11, 2026
Time: 10am – 5pm each day
Cost: $325 (deposit & installments available)
Instructors: Ann Pauley LMT
CEU: 12 hands-on
NCBTMB Approved Provider #1000201
Location:
Heal Center
270 Carpenter Dr. Sute 505
Atanta, GA 30328
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Event venue
270 Carpenter Dr Ste 500, Sandy Springs, GA, United States, Georgia 30328, Gomez & Golomb, 270 Carpenter Dr, Atlanta, GA 30328, United States, Dunwoody
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