Tag: LMT

Anatomy Trains teacher-in-training Bernie Landels Wins Rolf Research Foundation Structural Integration Case Report Award

Posted June 15, 2020 by Anatomy Trains

From Tom Myers: Congratulations are due to ATSI graduate and teacher candidate Bernie Landels, who won the Structural Integration Case Report Award from the Rolf Research Foundation. Bernice Landels is the winner of the 2019 Ida P. Rolf Research Foundation’s case report award for her submission Structural Integration: A Global Intervention Challenging the Limitations… Read more

Dissection Livestream Invitation from Tom Myers

Posted May 26, 2020 by Tom Myers

Anatomy Trains and Laboratories of Anatomical Enlightenment are pleased to invite you to Dissection Livestream with Tom Myers and Todd Garcia: A Regional and Layered Journey Through the Human Body, June 5-8, 2020 Dissection livestream. Do it. Being as self-critical as anyone, it is seldom I can give such an unequivocal endorsement to a new… Read more

Anatomy Trains E-Magazine: Issue 9 – How We Move

Posted February 12, 2020 by Anatomy Trains

We’re so excited to share Issue 9 of the Anatomy Trains e-magazine, put together by the brilliant Julie Hammond, director of Anatomy Trains Australia & New Zealand, and her fabulous team! This ninth edition, How We Move, is all about human movement. The issue includes: An article by Tom Myers, “Toward a Unified Theory of… Read more

Cultural Variability in Developmental Movement

Posted September 17, 2019 by Tom Myers

From Tom Myers: Thank to David Lesondak for pointing me to this article on Science News: Culture helps shape when babies learn to walk We are familiar with swaddling (as was done with Jesus in the manger) or a Native American baby strapped into a papoose, or an African baby slung in a kikoi on… Read more

Donor Kidney with Five Renal Arteries: Notes from Tom Myers

Posted September 16, 2019 by Anatomy Trains

Read on for Tom’s thoughts on this recent story, published in Newsweek: ORGAN DONOR HAD KIDNEY WITH FIVE RENAL ARTERIES IN RARE MEDICAL ANOMALY. They were preparing this kidney for transplant when they noticed it had 5 – count ‘em, five – renal arteries. This is an example of the kind of anomaly we… Read more

Anatomy Trains Update from Germany: Fascial Net Plastination Project

Posted September 13, 2019 by Anatomy Trains

Anatomy Trains faculty and AT dissections assistant teacher, Lauri Nemetz spent a month at the end of summer in Guben, Germany as part of the international volunteer team of dissectors from around the world for the next phase of the Fascial Net Plastination Project with the support of Anatomy Trains. Below is the guest blog… Read more

Tag: LMT

Anatomy Trains teacher-in-training Bernie Landels Wins Rolf Research Foundation Structural Integration Case Report Award

Dissection Livestream Invitation from Tom Myers

Anatomy Trains E-Magazine: Issue 9 – How We Move

Cultural Variability in Developmental Movement

Donor Kidney with Five Renal Arteries: Notes from Tom Myers

Anatomy Trains Update from Germany: Fascial Net Plastination Project

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