18SW28 - Fascia and Physical Reality: Sensory Integration, Pleasure, Pain and Psychology (covers pain syndromes of fibromyalgia, CRPS and arthritis) Stress Includes both an evidence-based and

Includes both an evidence-based and traditional approach to using select botanicals with particular attention to the influence of cortisol on sleep disturbance

olive leaf and hawthorn is presented

A Womans Heart: Botanical Medicines for Prevention and Treatment

calling for deeper acting

and environment that contribute to panic disorders

18SW28 - Fascia and Physical Reality: Sensory Integration, Pleasure, Pain and Psychology (covers pain syndromes of fibromyalgia, CRPS and arthritis) Stress Includes both an evidence-based andSpeaker: Kenneth Proefrock. Here we take our lead from Ida Rolf and discuss the far reaching ways that fascial tension and rupture can impact the architecture of the rest of the body. We explore the ways in which botanical medicine, nutrition, and specific movement can impact the fascial system in pain syndromes like fibromyalgia, CRPS and arthritis. Specifically, we talk about the botanicals Polygonatum (Solomon's seal), Urtica (Nettles), Asparagus