ATTENTION: Massage therapists
Want to master auto injury care and get real results for your clients?
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Working with Auto Injury Clients:
A Neurosomatic Approach for Massage Therapists
Learn to approach whiplash as both a physical and neurological phenomena.
Help your clients regulate their nervous systems and feel safe in their bodies (and cars) once again
Build your confidence in working with clients after car accidents
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Do you have a client that was in an accident, and you’re afraid of making them worse? Or perhaps they’ve been seeing you awhile and not getting any better?
Whiplash isn’t just a physical phenomena, it’s a neurological one, too. After a car accident, even a “small one” where “nobody is hurt,” the body can be thrown into fight-or-flight mode for days, weeks, or sometimes months after an accident. With the right approach, massage therapists can play a role in regulating that nervous system dysfunction, helping ease clients back into a rest-or-digest state.
Car accidents do a number on the body, and it’s important to know the physical damage that is common after whiplash and other auto injuries. But if your client is still stuck in a sympathetic (fight-or-flight) state, laying hands on those injured areas might do more damage than good. Learn the stages of healing from whiplash so you can approach your clients with confidence.
Gain the knowledge, tools, and understanding of what car accidents do to the body and nervous system so you can work with auto injury clients with confidence and compassion.
Help your auto injury clients find healing from their accidents,
both mind and body.
Car accidents are traumatic...
They don’t just affect the physical body, but the mind and nervous system as well.
Learn to approach these injuries in a holistic way so your clients can get results, and feel like they can get back to their lives post-accident.
Meet your teacher.
Adrienne O'Brien LMT, RYT
Adrienne O'Brien LMT is the owner of O'Brien Therapeutic Massage, and has specialized in working with auto injury clients since 2018. After being in three car accidents in high school and feeling first hand the physical effects of whiplash, she learned how compassionate complimentary care can heal the body.
As a student athlete turned active adult, slowing down after whiplash was hard, and she sought care probably a lot later than she should have. (Teenagers, right?) Once she did finally find the hands-on care of a chiropractor and a massage therapist, her body never felt better. Those experiences were one of the primary drivers that led her to her massage therapy career, and now she's passionate about helping others heal from their motor vehicle accident injuries.
Today, she helps other massage therapists learn auto injury care, from working with a trauma-informed, neurosomatic approach to billing auto insurance, she can help you treat these clients with confidence and compassion.
If you're a massage therapist and want to work confidently with auto injury clients, then this course is for you...
Learn to approach auto injury clients with a trauma-informed lens, and why even seemingly small, harmless accidents can throw the body into a post-traumatic, fight-or-flight state.
Gain the knowledge and skillset to work with both the somatic body and the mind when treating these clientele.
The mechanics of whiplash are important to know, but so is the nervous system dysregulation. Learn both in this comprehensive course.
Join the waitlist now and be the first to know!
Working with Auto Injury Clients:
A Neurosomatic Approach for Massage Therapists
will be launching in October 2025
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Want to learn to bill auto insurance confidently first?
Start with Auto Insurance Billing for Massage Therapists, the first foundational course in The Massage Therapist's Guide to Auto Injury Recovery!
With Working with Auto Injury Clients: A Neurosomatic Approach for Massage Therapists, you’ll gain the knowledge, skillset, and confidence to work with auto injury clients.
Whether you want to niche down your practice, or be able to confidently work with clients you already have if they’ve been in an accident, your ability to address both the physical and neurological impacts of car accident-related trauma will set you apart, and get better results for your clients!