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I have taught both nationally and internationally on the connections between the brain, breath, and body structure and function, including some of the following topics:
- Stress physiology and the effect on movement and perception
- Breathing and airway function
- Craniofacial pain and cranial/oromotor development
- The neuroscience of persistent pain
- Exploring and improving movement throughout human development
- Behavior change and the psychology of movement
- Mentorship and career development for movement professionals
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Past Speaking Events & Courses
Stress, Movement, and Pain Two-Day Seminar 2017-2019
Functional Medicine Costa Rica Retreat March 2019 – “The somatic embedding of threat”
Boston Health and Performance Summit June 2022 – “Stress, space, and development”
Boston Health and Performance Summit June 2023 – “Airflow and pressure management in systemic health”
Boston Health and Performance Summit June 2024 – “Coordination of the oral-motor complex and gastrointestinal system”
Acorn Dental Study Group: November 2022, November 2023, November 2024 – “Holistic physical therapy management of the airway – an introduction”
STRESS, MOVEMENT & PAIN
Sample Course Outline
Day 1
8:00 – Registration
8:30 – Stress and Self-Regulation
9:30 – BREAK
9:45 – Autonomic Foundations of Stress
11:00 – LAB: Autonomic Assessment
12:00 – LUNCH (on your own)
1:00 – Brain, Stress, and Behavior
1:45 – Supporting Safety and Regulation:
Touch and Interoception
3:00 – BREAK
3:15 – LAB: Manual Thoracoabdominal Techniques –
Clinical Application
4:00 – LAB: Manual Cranial Techniques –
Clinical Application
4:45 – LAB: Manual Grounding Techniques –
Clinical Application
5:30 – Adjourn
Day 2
8:00 – Pain and Prediction
9:30 – BREAK
10:15 – Effects of Threat and Stress on Movement
12:00 – LUNCH (on your own)
1:00 – Creating an Environment of Safety
1:45 – LAB: Vagal Stimulation
2:30 – LAB: Intro to Teaching Embodied Movement
3:00 – BREAK
3:15 – LAB: Teaching Embodied Movement – Clinical Application
4:00 – How to Use Techniques and Protocols in Your Clinical Setting
4:30 – Q/A, Course Evaluation
5:00 – Adjourn
What People Are Saying
” Seth’s seminar has given me the understanding and tools to help individuals in a way that no other has done, even better that what is taught does not conflict with other methods but instead compliments. It is one of the best continuing education opportunities I have taken in the 11 years I have been in this industry. I think that anyone in the human performance or rehab realm will benefit greatly from this course as long as they take the time to sharpen the skills learned from this course.”
Henry L., LMT
Nicole H., DPT
”This course was awesome, and the instructor’s ability to keep us all engaged was greatly appreciated. I will highly recommend this course to others.”
