HESCH INSTITUTE
Specialist in Sacroiliac Pain
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EDUCATION

The 2011 Hesch Method Advance
Lumbopelvic DVD set is now available!
Available here for practitioners who have completed the
basic and intermediate Hesch Seminar or Distance Learning
Please Choose a Topic:

Our Mission:  Education

Seminars

Distance Learning

Expos And Events

3D Pain Drawing

Seminar Comments

"I enjoyed practicing with others/lab time to feel right and wrong feedback, anatomy, and tension.  The plastic tool to feel the appropriate load/ pressure was very helpful for finding appropriate contact/force and positively reinforce feel."
David Beine, MS, LAT
ATI Physical Therapy,
Indianapolis, IN