09/13/2025
Looking to align your STRIVE learning plan with something both practical and transformative?
As you prepare for the upcoming EluVett Method course, consider how this integrative approach to lymphatic therapy can support your professional development in alignment with the CMTO’s Standards of Practice and the Massage Therapy Core Competency Profile.
This course blends Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) with breathwork, acupressure, mobility, and nervous system regulation—providing a holistic, evidence-informed framework that supports effective and safe client care.
Participation in this course supports several key Core Competency Domains, including:
🔹 Assessment and Treatment Planning (Domain 3)
Enhance your ability to perform thorough assessments and develop safe, individualized treatment plans that incorporate integrative lymphatic techniques.
🔹 Treatment Ex*****on (Domain 4)
Gain practical, hands-on skills in applying MLD techniques within your scope of practice, while integrating breathwork, acupressure, and mobility to support client outcomes.
🔹 Professional Communication and Collaboration (Domain 2)
Engage in peer-to-peer learning, case discussion, and feedback—strengthening your collaborative skills and professional rapport with colleagues.
🔹 Safety, Risk Management, and Ethics (Domain 6)
Learn clear indications, contraindications, and clinical reasoning to ensure the safe application of new techniques in accordance with CMTO’s Standards of Practice.
🔹 Professional Development and Quality Improvement (Domain 7)
Reflect on and refine your practice by exploring evidence-informed techniques and aligning your learning with client needs and current best practices.
You may wish to document this course in your STRIVE Learning Plan as a core activity for the year—supporting your growth as a reflective, skilled, and client-focused practitioner.
