THE Steiner METHOD
Continuing Education
Imagine a scientific method
that taps into healing
at its deepest level
Lifelong Learning
Learn a method that improves quality of life
Education through the Steiner Institute will increase proficiency in even the most experienced practitioners. This method provides a roadmap for navigating the multidimensional healing process in anyone regardless of pathology or level of wellness.
The Steiner Method is based in physics and orthopedics. It has proven its efficacy through hundreds of patient cases as therapists incorporate it successfully into their practices, achieving lasting, life changing results for their clients.
The Steiner Institute Continuing Education curriculum begins with six courses that may be taken individually by healthcare providers interested in learning elements of the Steiner Method. These six courses are prerequisites for attending Steiner Institute’s Residency Program which includes advanced courses and mentorship in the Steiner Method.
registration is now open
First Course Starts in September
Classes will be offered in Austin, TX and Tulsa, OK. Please see below for exact dates and registration information.
Introducing
Steiner Institute Education
We teach life activating techniques.
Because the Steiner Method addresses the body as a whole, the changes are integrated and lasting. Ultimately, the Steiner Method allows patients to feel better in their body, mind, and spirit.
The Details
Continuing Education Curriculum
Courses are taught by Steiner Institute faculty. Rebecca Kern Steiner, PT, OCS, SEP is the founder of Steiner Institute and owner of New Dimensions Physical Therapy. She has over 30 years of teaching and clinical experience.
Module one – classes 1, 2, 3
BioActivation Techniques and Principles
BioActivation is a manual therapy method that reduces pain and restores balance and ease of movement. This method achieves this by restoring joint and myofascial mobility and stability throughout the musculoskeletal system. BioActivation addresses biomechanical, physiological and psychological mechanisms involved in the organization of human movement.
Module Two – classes 4, 5, 6
BioActive Myomechanics Techniques and Principles
BioActive Myomechanics is a method of analyzing and reeducating musculoskeletal movement that specifically identifies the intrinsic nature of neuromotor recruitment in order to achieve optimal biomechanics. This approach teaches principles of biomechanics and how to incorporate them into musculoskeletal movement from an extrinsic and intrinsic perspective.
Module One: BioActivation
Class 1: Lower Core
Class 2: Middle Core
Class 3: Upper Core
Module Two: BioActive Myomechanics
Class 4: Lower Core
Class 5: Middle Core
Class 6: Upper Core
All six courses are prerequisites for the Steiner Institute Residency Program. The next Residency Program will begin in 2026.
preview
Course Experience
Introduction to the Steiner Method
Demonstration of the Steiner Method
Q&A with Rebecca Kern Steiner
CLASS SCHEDULE
2024-2025 Course Offerings
BioActivation course dates are listed below.
BioActive Myomechanics course dates will be scheduled after May 15, 2025.
The Steiner Institute designed these courses for licensed health care practitioners including PT, MD, DO, DC, PTA, OT, CNP, LMT, personal trainers, and athletic trainers. The techniques are for use within the individual’s scope of practice.
BioActivation of the Lower Core
Option 1 : Austin, TX – September 14-15, 2024
Option 2 : Tulsa, OK – September 21-22, 2024
BioActivation of the Middle Core
Option 1 : Austin, TX – January 25-26, 2025
Option 2 : Tulsa, OK – February 8-9, 2025
BioActivation of the Upper Core
Option 1 : Austin, TX – March 8-9, 2025
Option 2 : To Be Announced
JOIN US
Registration
Cost: $595.00 per course.
To Pay by Check: Please mail a check to:
The Steiner Institute
4411 Medical Parkway
Austin, TX 78756
To Pay by Credit Card: Please call 512-328-8950. Please note that credit card payments incur credit card fees not included in the course cost.
To Complete Registration: Please provide the following information:
- Name as you would like it written on your course certificate.
- Profession & license number.
- Course name, location, and dates you are registering for.