Advance your clinical knowledge of the connection between the lymphatic system, glymphatic system, central nervous system (CNS), and neurological function with Monarch Continuing Education’s Practical Applications of Neuro-Lymphatic Therapy, a recorded, online on-demand continuing education course for rehabilitation and manual therapy professionals.
This 15-hour neuro-lymphatic continuing education course explores the science surrounding CNS lymphatics and glymphatic function and translates that knowledge into practical clinical applications. Participants examine neurological and neurodegenerative conditions including multiple sclerosis (MS), Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and other degenerative processes affecting the brain and central nervous system.
The course combines current research with practical therapeutic approaches, including applications of Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD), cranial anatomy, lymphatic anatomy, soft-tissue techniques, exercise, patient education, and home-care strategies. Participants learn how to evaluate neurological presentations and develop treatment approaches intended to support lymphatic and glymphatic movement while addressing functional limitations commonly seen in neurological rehabilitation.
Instruction includes neuro-lymphatic treatment protocols based on cranial, CNS, and lymphatic anatomy, as well as considerations for patients who also have lymphedema, lymph node removal, or lymphatic impairment. Participants also explore patient education strategies related to self-care, soft-tissue mobilization, exercise, side-effect compensation, and other needs of patients with CNS conditions.
The course reviews current research examining the lymphatics of the CNS and their relationship to cumulative and degenerative conditions, helping clinicians connect evolving neuro-lymphatic science with practical rehabilitation and manual therapy applications.
Course topics include: CNS and brain lymphatic anatomy; the glymphatic system; Manual Lymphatic Drainage for neurological populations; MS, Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s disease; neurological rehabilitation; cranial and lymphatic manual therapy; lymphedema considerations; patient self-care and education; soft-tissue mobilization; exercise strategies; and current neuro-lymphatic research.
15 Continuing Education Hours | Recorded Online Course | On-Demand, Self-Paced Learning
This course is especially relevant for physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants, massage therapists, Certified Lymphedema Therapists (CLTs), and other qualified rehabilitation and manual therapy professionals seeking advanced education in neuro-lymphatic therapy, glymphatic function, neurological rehabilitation, and Manual Lymphatic Drainage.
Advance your clinical knowledge of the connection between the lymphatic system, glymphatic system, central nervous system (CNS), and neurological function with Monarch Continuing Education’s Practical Applications of Neuro-Lymphatic Therapy, a recorded, online on-demand continuing education course for rehabilitation and manual therapy professionals.
This 15-hour neuro-lymphatic continuing education course explores the science surrounding CNS lymphatics and glymphatic function and translates that knowledge into practical clinical applications. Participants examine neurological and neurodegenerative conditions including multiple sclerosis (MS), Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s disease, and other degenerative processes affecting the brain and central nervous system.
The course combines current research with practical therapeutic approaches, including applications of Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD), cranial anatomy, lymphatic anatomy, soft-tissue techniques, exercise, patient education, and home-care strategies. Participants learn how to evaluate neurological presentations and develop treatment approaches intended to support lymphatic and glymphatic movement while addressing functional limitations commonly seen in neurological rehabilitation.
Instruction includes neuro-lymphatic treatment protocols based on cranial, CNS, and lymphatic anatomy, as well as considerations for patients who also have lymphedema, lymph node removal, or lymphatic impairment. Participants also explore patient education strategies related to self-care, soft-tissue mobilization, exercise, side-effect compensation, and other needs of patients with CNS conditions.
The course reviews current research examining the lymphatics of the CNS and their relationship to cumulative and degenerative conditions, helping clinicians connect evolving neuro-lymphatic science with practical rehabilitation and manual therapy applications.
Course topics include: CNS and brain lymphatic anatomy; the glymphatic system; Manual Lymphatic Drainage for neurological populations; MS, Parkinson’s disease and Alzheimer’s disease; neurological rehabilitation; cranial and lymphatic manual therapy; lymphedema considerations; patient self-care and education; soft-tissue mobilization; exercise strategies; and current neuro-lymphatic research.
15 Continuing Education Hours | Recorded Online Course | On-Demand, Self-Paced Learning
This course is especially relevant for physical therapists, physical therapist assistants, occupational therapists, occupational therapy assistants, massage therapists, Certified Lymphedema Therapists (CLTs), and other qualified rehabilitation and manual therapy professionals seeking advanced education in neuro-lymphatic therapy, glymphatic function, neurological rehabilitation, and Manual Lymphatic Drainage.
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