Therapeutic Training Center

Dr. Milton Trager, MD, recognized well before contemporary knowledge on neuroplasticity, autonomic regulation and current pain science, that new information introduced to areas in the unconscious mind, gently and with skill, activates positive neurological changes which improve movement patterns and decrease pain. He referred to his work as Psychophysical Integration. Trager® Practitioners work in a ... Read more

What is Trager? Trager is a unique, neuromuscular approach to bodywork and movement re-patterning. The tablework consists of deep, fluid rocking movements (oscillations) of muscles and joints combined with compression and gentle traction. This feeds into the nervous system resulting in dramatic muscular relaxation, along with feelings of lightness, freedom and flexibility. The client is ... Read more

Dynamic Mobilizations is a new offering with different, complimentary content to other Trager courses. Go beyond passive and active range of motion by using the weight of the mobilized, relaxed body against changing hand fulcrums and waves of various amplitudes. This is similar to the combination of the fluid dynamics of breath and fingers playing ... Read more

What is Trager? Trager is a unique, neuromuscular approach to bodywork and movement re-patterning. The tablework consists of deep, fluid rocking movements (oscillations) of muscles and joints combined with compression and gentle traction. This feeds into the nervous system resulting in dramatic muscular relaxation, along with feelings of lightness, freedom and flexibility. The client is ... Read more

Trager’s® rhythmic, interweaving waves of soft tissue and joint compression and traction result in profound levels of integration. Improvisational and fluid, Trager® releases chronic pain patterning while unfolding deepening levels of somatic integration. Dissolve patterns shaped through protection, injury, and trauma. Restore greater ease and a more pain free life for client and practitioner alike. What ... Read more

Non-traumatic, chronic back pain often is often caused by issues upstream to the low back. When clients have chronic low back pain, finding and treating contributing structures from the upper body can be the key to effect full resolution. Learn dynamic assessments and treatments for relationships of the following structures to low back pain, including: ... Read more