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Classes and Sessions

“The origin of our neuromuscular dysfunction is rooted in our movement strategy… we need to return to moving from our center, whole body movement.”

the wholebody view & brain mapping 

The WholeBody View is a hands-on bodywork approach to touch and

movement therapy that utilizes gentle invitational movements as  

"brain mapping scans". These techniques facilitate profound relaxation

while releasing deep-seated restrictive bodymind patterns. Most recipients

report an immediate increase in neuromuscular mobility and a return towards one’s

optimal performance. The WholeBody View has therapeutic applications in massage, physical, and occupational therapies. This ground-breaking method will lead both practitioner and client to greater overall well being and function.

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the essence: 

The essence and foundation of the WholeBody View is that we are naturally designed and brilliantly organized to initiate all movement from our center as one unified whole body. Anything less than a whole body approach to movement is “segmenting.” This restrictive approach is the most inefficient and stressful strategy for moving our body through our day’s activities. Long term segmenting establishes restrictive movement patterns that lead to neuromuscular dysfunction developing an environment for injury and trauma. In this View segmenting is the origin of our neuromuscular dysfunction. Initiating movement from our center diffuses the effort throughout our entire structure negating point loading or overly stressing specific areas in our body. Often one's immediate experience is the restoration of ease, freedom, safe and well balanced movement. Through this method everyone is capable of improving and experiencing greater function no matter your age and condition.

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class experience: 

Each student will experience the fullness of this unique approach to well being through hands-on bodywork. Each participant in this WholeBody View CE class will:

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  • Receive several bodywork sessions addressing your own personal neuromuscular issues! Many report resolve or significant change in long term issues. Learn how to more effectively address your daily stress points.

  • Integrate techniques developed with WholeBody View’s efficiency and sensibility, including working locally and globally at all times! Eliminate the stress from your practice while working to the deepest levels possible! Bring a new, exciting and hopeful experience to your clients!

  • Begin the process of allowing real ease and depth to your personal experience and to your bodywork practice! Extend the comfortable length and possibilities of your bodywork career.

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student testimonials: 

“This class was truly a fun and unique experience… really informative and enjoyable” - Sue, LMT Panama City, Florida

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“Eye opening, I can now see myself being able to continue this work for years! This class has given me more tools to do that with!” ~Kevin, LMT Lynn Haven, Florida

 

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instructor: 

This simple yet profoundly effective approach was developed by Dan McGovern, a movement therapist with over thirty years of practical experience. His extensive training in the Trager Approach and the Feldenkrais Method has informed his approach greatly. Dan’s professional practice includes working with those living with clinical movement disorder: Parkinsons, Dystonia, Multiple Sclerosis and Cerebral Palsy.

In addition to his private practice, Dan is also an Approved CE Provider for the State of Florida Board of Massage Therapy and the National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage & Bodywork (NCBTMB). He teaches Continuing Education in the State of Florida throughout the year. Dan also offers the Wholebody View Certification Program, designed for physical, occupational and massage therapists. His teaching schedule has taken him throughout Europe and the United States. Dan has lived and worked in the Greater Boston, New York City and Miami metropolitan areas and is now living, working and teaching in Southern Florida.

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