Eliminating Myofascial Pain & Dysfunction

Join us for groundbreaking insights into myofascial pain relief at the Hawaii Myofascial Symposium featuring renowned and highly acclaimed Jay Shah MD and John Srbely DC, PhD., Hal J. Blatman MD, Jacob Teitelbaum MD, Sharon Sauer CMTPT, LMT, Nancy Shaw CMTPT, Frederick Kenney DC, Ruthie Moss L.Ac, Ira Shapira DDS and other Myofascial experts. Discover their latest insights into Myofascial Pain Syndrome, with a special focus on central sensitization and its complex impact on pain perception. Gain valuable knowledge as they explore Myofascial Trigger Points (MPTs), emphasize the importance of interdisciplinary treatment strategies and share groundbreaking research that could transform the future of pain treatment.

Expert Lectures & Hands on Workshops

Dive deep into the latest research and innovative treatment approaches for myofascial pain and gain practical skills through interactive sessions focused on evaluation, treatment techniques, and self-care protocols.

Interdisciplinary Treatment Focus

Showcasing innovative, multi-method protocols that combine multiple therapeutic disciplines and techniques to address not only the trigger points but also the broader causes and consequences of myofascial pain.

Research and Innovations

Explore groundbreaking research that is reshaping the future of chronic pain assessment and innovative treatment approaches.

Who Should Attend:

The Hawaii Myofascial Symposium is ideal for a diverse range of healthcare and wellness professionals seeking to expand their expertise in myofascial pain assessment and treatment including:

• Acupuncturists

• Chiropractors

• Dentists and Dental Assistants

• Massage Therapists

• Myofascial Trigger Point Therapists

• Nurse Practitioners and Physician Assistants

• Occupational Therapists

• Physical Therapists and Assistants

• Physicians especially in primary care, pain management and rehabilitation

• Sports Medicine Professionals

• **Students pursuing a course of study in any of these professions.