Correcting Forward Head Posture (16CE)
Advanced Massage Strategies for Postural Dysfunction
Forward head posture develops gradually through daily habits, prolonged sitting, screen use, and repetitive patterns. Over time, the head drifts forward, the body adapts, and muscles throughout the neck, shoulders, and upper back are asked to work harder than they were designed to.
In this class, you’ll learn a practical, hands-on approach to correcting forward head posture by restoring balance to the muscles that influence head and neck positioning. Rather than forcing posture into place, the focus is on improving support, coordination, and ease so the head can naturally return to a more balanced position.
Through clear assessment, targeted manual techniques, and simple movement integration, you’ll gain tools to reduce strain, improve alignment, and support healthier postural patterns. The techniques are effective, intuitive, and designed to integrate seamlessly into everyday bodywork sessions.
This course is ideal for therapists who work with neck tension, shoulder strain, headaches, or postural stress, and who want sustainable solutions that support long-term comfort and movement efficiency.
Why this matters:
Where the head goes, the body follows.