Pathways & Pathologies Anatomy Series: Upper Extremity Nerves
MTAM
Leilanie Clayton
Zoom Room
2 Core Credits
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<li>Members $49.00 +GST</li>
<li>Non-members $54.00 +GST</li>
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<li>Members $49.00 +GST</li>
<li>Non-members $54.00 +GST</li>
</ul>
Wednesday, June 17, 2026. 5:30 PM-7:30 PM
Workshop 2: Upper Extremity Nerves
The arms, shoulders, and hands are common areas of tension and discomfort for many clients. In this workshop, you’ll explore how nerve pathways contribute to these patterns and how they relate to everyday issues like wrist discomfort, shoulder tightness, and arm fatigue.
This workshop takes a detailed, anatomy-driven look at the nerve pathways of the upper extremity and their role in common musculoskeletal conditions. You’ll explore how these structures contribute to patterns such as shoulder tension, arm discomfort, and wrist-related issues frequently seen in practice. With a clear focus on clinical application, you’ll learn to connect nerve anatomy to assessment findings and treatment approaches. This session is designed to help you better understand what’s driving your clients’ symptoms and how to respond with more targeted, effective care.
Leilanie is an accomplished educator specializing in the anatomical sciences at the University of Manitoba where she teaches various topics under the faculty of Medicine. With a wealth of experience as the dissection lead, she passionately brings hands on experience to her teaching methodologies. Alongside her academic pursuits, Leilanie is a dedicated massage therapist focusing on head, neck, and TMJ dysfunctions. Her commitment to teaching a deeper understanding of anatomy and promoting wellness through therapeutic and scientific practices defines her multifaceted caree
Due to the event's nature and cadaver images provided, this event will not be recorded.
A full refund will be given to anyone cancelling 5 or more days before the course start date. A 50% refund will apply to any cancellation between 3 and 5 days before a course. Cancellations made WITHIN 72 hours or no shows will not be refunded. Consideration will always be given to extenuating circumstances.