Fascial Decompression Workshop-Saskatoon

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Fascial Decompression Workshop-Saskatoon

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Fascial Decompression Workshop-Saskatoon

16th and 17th October 2026

Registration Deadline: 15th October 2026

Cost: $616.05 (including Sales Tax)

NOTE: A non-refundable deposit of $150.00 will be charged for any cancellation less

than seven (7) days before the workshop begins.

Credits: CMMOTA: 14 CEC; CRMTA: 12 Primary; NHPC: 10

Location: Massage Therapist Association of Saskatchewan, #22 - 1738 Quebec Ave

Saskatoon, SK. S7K 1V9

In this two day, in-class (14 hour) workshop, students will improve their fascial palpitation skills in order

to feel fascial restrictions and learn to gently decompress them. Students will also acquire knowledge

about the nervous system and its affect on connective tissue and its influence on patient health. The

students will gain confidence on how to treat specific injuries and postural imbalances in a way that

utilizes less pressure and develops tactile skills to address fascial health concerns. In essence, this

course will empower students to become better at decompressing fascial restrictions via theory and

practical technique applications. The techniques taught are gentle for both the patient and the therapist

and are fantastic for both structural therapists and those who wish to practice a softer therapeutic

approach. Even though the techniques are gentle, students will learn how to work at a very deep level

without discomfort to the client.

About the Instructor: Denny Paccagnan, RMT has 30 000 of hands-on clinical hours and has been

teaching this workshop since 2010. He has worked alongside numerous chiropractors, specialized

physiotherapists and acupuncturists. He has certifications in myofascial release since 1997, full

certifications in Structural Myofascial Release (2004), Manual Lymphatic Drainage (2002), and

Biodynamic Cranial Sacral Therapy (2011). His style is influenced by general fascial practitioners like

John Barnes, structural therapists like Thomas Myers, Gil Hedley, and Barry Jenings, as well as

Biodynamic Cranial Sacral practitioners Ged Sumners and Michael Shea; all of whom inform the basis

of Denny’s teachings.

About the Teaching Assistant: Sonia Brown, RMT trained in British Columbia in the 3000 hour

programme. Sonia also has many years of training and experience in Myofascial Release Therapy and

Manual Lymph Drainage.

Registration:

Centre for Soft Tissue Pain Inc.

Phone: 403-216-8770 or 403-512-6157

Email: the_centre@shaw.ca

Website: centreforsofttissuepain.ca