What You Get:  
• 4 weekly, 1-hour live virtual sessions  
• Personalized guidance for evaluating and improving releases for the general population and EDS/HSD community  
• Complete pre and post-op care protocols (Pre-Op, Procedure Day, and Post-Op Days 1–14 and Weeks 2–8)  
• Learn stretches, reattachment monitoring, and scar tissue management  
• Final downloadable e-book with lifetime access to train your entire team and guide your patients

Week 1 – Foundations: Pre Release and Procedure Day Preparations, Fascia, and Case Studies Evaluating Release Outcomes
Goal: Preparing your patients for a successful release. Evaluating fascia and review previous release patients to identify correct and incomplete releases.

Topics Covered: 
• Pre-Release and Procedure Day Preparations Stretches, Supplies and Referrals
• Understanding Facial Involvement and How to Visualize It Pre and Post Evaluation
• EDS and Hypermobility Symptoms Signs to Know You Are Working with This Community
• Case Studies Review of previous release patients (tongue, lip, buccal) to evaluate key signs of a successful, incomplete and superficial release of the tongue, lip and buccal ties.  

Week 2 – Days 1–7 Post-Op: Setting the Stage for Healing
Goal: Ensure consistent post-op care to reduce reattachment.  

Topics Covered: 
• Mobility protocols for Tongue, Lip and Buccal Frenums
• Frequency, duration, and technique review
• Preventing reattachment
• Monitoring wound shape and tension daily Day 5-10 high-risk window
• Tips for educating caregivers and patients clearly
•Provider Referral Timeframe Who, What, When, Where and Why  

Week 3 – Days 8–14 Post-Op: Deepening Function & Monitoring
Goal: Progress post-op care and identify delayed issues.

Topics Covered: 
• Progressive stretches: Identifying late signs of reattachment
• Tension vs Reattachment
• Mid-healing support:
   •Re-education if patients are falling off routine
   •Motivational support for patients when the contraction phase begins.
• Provider Referral Timeframe Who, What, When, Where and Why  

Week 4 – Scar Tissue Management (Weeks 2–8+)
Goal: Minimize long-term restriction and maximize restored function.

Topics Covered: 
• Understanding Scar Tissue in the general population and EDS/HSD community  
• Preparing Your Patients What to Expect Scar Tissue Healing Timeframe General population and EDS/HSD community
• Hands on Self-Care Strategies Self Massage and Stretches
• Long Term Care Planning Monitoring through week 8+ When to consider additional intervention (e.g., Kenalog, Serrapeptase, re-release)
• Provider Referral Who, What, When, Where and Why  

Cost: $2000