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Join us in Naramata, BC, for two days of immersive, hands-on training designed to deepen your understanding of scar tissue and build practical skills you can safely apply in your practice.
SCIENCE OF SCAR TISSUE
October 30–31, 2026
(Naramata, British Columbia, Canada - VIEW MAP)
A two-day, in-person course designed to deepen your clinical understanding of scar tissue and wound healing while building practical, hands-on skills for working with post-operative clients.
OPTION 1: COURSE ONLY
$628
- Two-day, in-person Science of Scar Tissue course
- 16 hours of evidence-informed instruction
- Hands-on practice with guided instruction
- Digital student handbook, with the option to purchase a printed handbook at checkout
- Supportive, community-based learning environment
- Certificate of Completion, subject to attendance and payment requirements
This option does not include meals, the wrap-up party, accommodation, breakfast, or transportation.
*Calculation for CAD includes GST
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OPTION 2: COURSE + FOOD + WRAP-UP PARTY
$778
- Two-day, in-person Science of Scar Tissue course
- 16 hours of evidence-informed instruction
- Hands-on practice with guided instruction
- Digital student handbook, with the option to purchase a printed handbook at checkout
- Lunch, dinner, and snacks on both course days
- Closing wrap-up party
- Supportive, community-based learning environment
- Certificate of Completion, subject to attendance and payment requirements
This option does not include accommodation, breakfast, or transportation.
*Calculation for CAD includes GST
PLEASE NOTE:Â
- Accommodation is not included with either registration option.
- Participants are responsible for arranging their own accommodation and transportation.
- Breakfast is not included with either option.
- The Course Only option does not include meals or the wrap-up party.
- The Course + Food + Wrap-Up Party option includes lunch, dinner, and snacks on both course days.
- Dietary needs must be submitted by MG’s stated deadline. We will make reasonable efforts to accommodate disclosed dietary needs but cannot guarantee an allergen-free environment.