IASTM 2.0

IASTM and its techniques involve the comprehensive study of different aspects of soft tissue namely fascia and aponeurotic fascia, endomysium, ... Show more

Instructor

Davis Koh, DPT, MBA, CSCS

Learn the latest IASTM techniques and expand your scope of practice

Instrument Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM 2.0) is a manual therapy technique that uses specialized instruments to break up scar tissue and adhesions in the soft tissues. This can help to improve range of motion, reduce pain, and speed up recovery from injury. This course will teach you the latest IASTM techniques, as well as the anatomy and physiology of the soft tissues, so that you can effectively treat your patients.

Benefits of becoming a Certified IASTM Specialist?

The ability to expand your scope of practice and offer your patients more effective treatment options
The ability to increase your income by offering IASTM treatments
The ability to promote your professional practice and attract new patients
The ability to apply to become an IASTM Instructor and earn extra income teaching
The ability to receive a 30% discount on future purchases of IASTM instruments
The ability to be listed as a Certified IASTM Specialist on the IASTM website

*cannot take advantage of these benefits until you pass the practical and written exams.

Upon completion of taking the IASTM 1.0 + 2.0 courses and pass the practical and written exams, you are fully ready to utilize and incorporate IASTM technique to your practice and market yourself as an IASTM Expert Specialist.

Lecture (self-study)

Course Information

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Learning Objectives

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Identify and correctly describe the anatomy of superficial fascia, deep fascia, and the layers of fascial tissue with other tissues and recognize how they relate to IASTM.

Explain the effect of hyaluronic acid and its effect on fascia gliding and how IASTM can affect/treat hyaluronic acid damage.

Identify and correctly distinguish at least 25 indications and contraindications of IASTM treatment techniques.

Demonstrate and apply knowledge of seven foundational IASTM technique strokes and five advanced strokes.

Identify cross contamination risks using IASTM instruments.

Review of identifying some of the top leading IASTM brands and discussing the benefits and differences between the brands.

Review of demonstrating and identifying proper application utilizing IASTM with other modalities.

Proper use and application of CBD with IASTM.

Proper application of combining fascial mobilization exercises with IASTM.

Ability to properly apply IASTM with other modalities.

Identify proper IASTM instrument and treatment protocol for women and men pelvic floor dysfunction.

Lab Schedule (In-Person)

Preview 4.5 Hours

TIME	LAB SCHEDULE (IN-PERSON) 4.5 hours
9:30AM-9:45AM	Check-In
30 min	Lecture Review Origins, Indications, Contraindications, Differences between the brands, Fascial anatomy and mechanosensory fascial function
2 hour	LAB/ Neuromuscular Taping Assessments & Labs – Upper Extremity and Spine Protocols: Joint distraction techniques, Palpations and proper applications with taping, Proprioceptive exercises, Fascial stretch taping
15 min	Break
2 hour	Lab/ Neruomuscular Taping Assessments - Lower Extremity and Spine Protocols: Joint distraction techniques, palpations and proper applications with taping, proprioceptive exercises, fascial stretch taping
30 min	Practical lab exam/ Q & A / Participant Evaluation

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Participation Evaluation

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When and how do I get access to the course modules?

Once you have registered for a course, please allow up to 48 hours for processing before you can access your student dashboard and lecture materials.

When will I receive my Certificate of Completion?

Certificate of Completion will be awarded once you have successfully completed and passed the written exams, attended the in-person lab sessions, and submitted the participant evaluation.

You can expect to receive your certificate within 14 days after all requirements are fulfilled.

What is the format of the course?

Lecture portion is self-study. As long as you can connect to the internet to login. The course is an online self-study format, allowing you to learn at your own pace and on your schedule. This flexible format means you can enjoy the content from the comfort of your own home or wherever is most convenient for you.

Lab portion is in-person or watch on live-stream in the comfortable of your home.

Questions

For course access and any course-related inquiries, kindly contact us directly rather than the instructor. Thank you,

Do I need to take IASTM 1.0 to take 2.0?

No, you do not need to take IASTM 1.0 prior to 2.0.

Hybrid Course: Self-Study Lecture (2.5 hours) with In-Person Lab (4.5 hours)

Recommended Attire
Gym-Style, Comfortable Clothing: Opt for athletic wear that allows for unrestricted movement. This will make it easier to perform and receive hands-on techniques.

Tops: A lightweight t-shirt or tank top.

Shorts: Wearing shorts is highly encouraged as many techniques involve the legs, knees, and thighs. Shorts make these areas easily accessible for practice.

Layering for Comfort: Consider bringing a sweatshirt or light jacket in case the training room is cool.