SG#1 Correcting Visuo-Motor Dysfunction & Restoring Functional Movement after TIAs and Stroke: Novel treatment methods combining FSM, iProbes, PEMF, light therapy and Functional NeuroMyoFascial Techniques.
Nov 8 Sunday. In-Person Only.
Instructor: Mike Anders, MS, OTR/L & Shannon Goossen. AP, LMT, CMTPT
Practicum Assistant: Mary Biancalana, MS Edu, LMT, CMTPT
Course Investment: $395.00
Workshop Details
Date: Sunday, November 8, 2026
Registration: 8:00 AM
Live Workshop: 8:30 AM–6:00 PM
Class Size: Limited to 24 practitioners
Lunch is included and will be provided to maximize hands-on training time.
PRE-CONFERENCE TRAINING: Registration includes access to 12 hours of online training and preparatory instruction, available up to 6 weeks in advance of the 8-hour live, hands-on workshop. This pre-conference training is designed to prepare participants for the intensive hands-on instruction and practicums.
Prerequisite: Foundations 1 Live/Virtual and/or a minimum of 2 years of FSM training and practice.
WHEN THE BRAIN CHANGES, MOVEMENTS CHANGES
This comprehensive workshop provides an in-depth approach to evaluating and treating complex cases following brain injury, including stroke, transient ischemic attacks (TIAs), and concussion.
You will gain valuable insight into specific frequencies, FSM protocols, bioenergetic modalities, and Functional NeuroMyoFascial Techniques™. The workshop is designed to help you understand when, why, and how to use specific energetic devices and how to integrate them with hands-on Functional NeuroMyoFascial Techniques.
SEE WHAT THE NERVOUS SYSTEM IS TELLING YOU
Mike Anders, MS, OTR/L will teach, demonstrate, and lead hands-on practicums featuring his cutting-edge Visuo-Motor iProbe Technique. Participants will need iProbes, and will learn how this technique can be combined with FSM to address dysfunction, rapidly reintegrate the nervous system, and help alleviate trauma. We have already been witness to several “visual miracles” and you will get to hear the cases!
MOVE BEYOND THE SYMPTOM
Shannon Goossen, creator of Functional NeuroMyoFascial Techniques™, will introduce participants to an often-overlooked source of NeuroMyoFascial dysfunction and pain.
These techniques are designed to help practitioners restore smooth, efficient, and effortless movement by looking beyond symptoms and compensatory adaptations that often result from brain injury, and central or peripheral neurological dysfunction.
Shannon, Mike Anders, and Mary Biancalana will demonstrate how published research can be translated into practical techniques that physicians, therapists, and other practitioners can readily incorporate into patient care.
LEARN TO “TALK” TO THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
Shannon and Mike will take you on a journey into how easily you can “talk” to the central nervous system through movement.
More than a century ago, Sir Charles Scott Sherrington described movement as “The Final Common Path” of the nervous system. When this principle is combined with current research, practitioners can better understand and leverage the interaction among the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord), peripheral nervous system, myofascial network, adaptation, and aberrant movement patterns in both the eyes and the body.
EXPERIENCE MATTERS
Shannon, Mike, and Mary have worked and taught together for over a decade and serve on the Healing Hut Therapeutic Service Team for Warrior Games and Invictus World Games (Est 2024).
Mike and Mary have also assisted with numerous civilian workshops and military training programs conducted under research grants and private funding for the U.S. Air Force, VA, and Walter Reed.
Together, the instructors bring decades of FSM training and experience treating complex cases involving civilian patients (adults & children), professional athletes, military personnel, and veterans.
THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR THE PRACTITIONER WHO KEEPS ASKING:
*** Why is this client still hurting? Why haven’t they returned to the activities they once loved? Why are they suddenly uncomfortable driving? Why does their movement look different even though traditional testing appears relatively normal? What am I missing? ***
If you are eager to better understand the factors behind your clients’ lingering trauma and persistent pain—or have wondered about the underlying causes of abandoned activities and passions, cautious driving, visual disturbances, and unexplained movement dysfunction—this workshop is for you. Come prepared to expand the way you evaluate the nervous system, movement, and pain—and leave with practical techniques you can begin incorporating into your clinical work.