The Vital Multidimensional PSOAS is organized by Niel Asher Education.
The psoas is often described simply as a hip flexor, but its clinical importance reaches much further.
The Vital Multidimensional Psoas explores the psoas as a complex, multidimensional structure involved in posture, breathing, stabilization, gait, pelvic control, spinal organization, movement compensation, and nervous system regulation.
Presented by Dr. Elizabeth Wagner, DPT, PT, this course helps therapists move beyond simplistic ideas of “tightness” and develop a more integrated understanding of how the psoas functions within the whole movement system.
Description:
Across this 7-hour CE/CPD course, participants will explore the psoas in relation to the lumbar spine, pelvis, diaphragm, hips, fascia, breathing mechanics, gait, and functional movement.
The course encourages practitioners to think beyond isolated muscle length and instead consider how psoas-related patterns may involve pressure regulation, trunk control, pelvic stability, postural habits, and compensation strategies.
Participants will develop a more thoughtful approach to observing gait, breathing, pelvic control, posture, and movement quality, while learning how to apply movement-based reasoning within manual therapy, stabilization, breathing, and functional retraining.
Supported by extensive video tutorials, an illustrated psoas anatomy workbook, companion course, lesson quizzes, final exam, certificate of completion, and lifetime access, this course provides a practical and integrated learning experience for rehabilitation, movement, and manual therapy professionals.
What You Will Learn
| Topic | Focus |
| Integrated Psoas Anatomy | Understanding the psoas in relation to the lumbar spine, pelvis, diaphragm, hips, and fascia |
| Breathing & Stabilization | Exploring how breathing mechanics, pressure regulation, and trunk control influence psoas function |
| Posture & Compensation | Recognising how postural habits and movement adaptations may involve the psoas |
| Clinical Assessment | Observing gait, breathing, pelvic control, and movement quality with greater clarity |
| Therapeutic Integration | Applying movement-based reasoning to manual therapy, stabilization, breathing, and functional retraining |
Course Content
The course combines integrated psoas anatomy, breathing mechanics, postural assessment, gait observation, pelvic control, stabilization principles, and functional rehabilitation strategies.
| Module | Focus |
| The Psoas as a Multidimensional Structure | Moving beyond the idea of the psoas as simply a hip flexor |
| Anatomy, Fascia & Spinal Organization | Understanding relationships between the psoas, lumbar spine, pelvis, diaphragm, hips, and fascia |
| Breathing, Pressure & Stabilization | Exploring breathing mechanics, pressure regulation, trunk control, and nervous system regulation |
| Gait, Pelvic Control & Movement Quality | Observing gait, pelvic control, compensation, and movement patterns involving the psoas |
| Clinical Reasoning & Treatment Integration | Applying psoas-related reasoning within manual therapy, movement retraining, and rehabilitation |
Included With This Course
| Included | Details |
| Video Tutorials | Extensive video instruction presented by Dr. Elizabeth Wagner, DPT |
| Illustrated Psoas Anatomy Workbook | Supporting workbook covering psoas anatomy, movement, assessment, and functional integration |
| Companion Course | Structured online lessons designed to reinforce and deepen course understanding |
| Lesson Quizzes | Reflective learning quizzes designed to reinforce learning throughout the course |
| Final Exam | Assessment included for course completion |
| Certificate | Downloadable 7 Hours CE/CPD certificate following successful completion |
| Lifetime Access | Study at your own pace and revisit the material whenever required |
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