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If you’re not fully harnessing your patients’ lymphatic
systems…
…you’re missing one of the most powerful tools you have to help them heal after surgery, manage chronic pain and inflammation, and break through treatment plateaus with lymphedema and lipedema.
The lymphatic system is the body’s
unsung hero. It’s essential for immune function, tissue healing, and fluid
balance — yet it’s often overlooked in traditional rehab approaches.
When you learn to activate and optimize it, you can transform the way you treat
swelling, accelerate recovery timelines, and improve your patients’ overall
outcomes.
That’s why some of the most-followed and
most-respected lymphatic health experts have joined forces to create a
truly integrative training — bringing together physical therapy, occupational
therapy, massage therapy, and holistic perspectives — to help you unlock the
full potential of the lymphatic system in your practice.
You might know
Kelly Sturm, PT, DPT, OnCS, CLT-LANA; Leah Levitan, LMT, CLT, MLD-C; and Barbara
(Babz) Tobin, MSOT, OTR/L, CLT-LANA, CYT, Reiki from social media
— but they’re also seasoned clinicians who have walked in your shoes.
And they’re joined by additional lymphatic specialists, so you’ll learn
from a team that spans disciplines and treatment philosophies. Together,
they’ll take you far beyond a cookie-cutter anatomy lecture and give you
proven, clinically relevant strategies you can use right away, including:
This training is practical, engaging, and designed to elevate your clinical results — and we’re so confident you’ll love it that we back your registration with a risk-free guarantee.



Come ready to learn the science behind lymphatic diseases with a concise review of the anatomy and physiology of lymphedema and lipedema. Be prepared for experiential learning as Leah showcases the lymphatic structures in a fun and engaging way wearing her acclaimed Instagram-famous lymphatic system body suit.
And it doesn't stop with the anatomy, Leah will dive into the importance of self-care practices like:
Experience live demonstrations of lymphatic system stimulation and drainage techniques you get to try for yourself.
Join Babz, founder of Lymph Flow Yoga™, and learn how lymphatic flow yoga can be an effective activity to enhance lymph flow through the body. You'll explore four key components that healthcare providers can incorporate into patient care to enhance lymphatic health for their clients:
Experience live demonstrations of lymphatic system stimulation and drainage techniques that participants will get to try for themselves.
Follow Along with Guided Demonstrations
See exactly how the experts do it — then try it yourself. Each session includes step-by-step video demonstrations you can watch, pause, and practice at your own pace so you can master the techniques before using them with clients.
You’ll get guided instruction for:
With these recordings, you can revisit the techniques anytime and build confidence as you integrate them into your own treatment plans.
While there is increasing evidence supporting the role of exercise in managing lymphedema, many professionals are unaware of the latest research on how specific types of exercise (aerobic, resistance, flexibility) can enhance lymphatic drainage. Much of the education done for lymphedema certification for professionals remains outdated. As a result, exercise is an often-overlooked aspect of care.
Join Kelly, founder of Cancer Rehab PT, LLC, and unlock targeted exercises that can enhance lymphatic function, reduce swelling, and prevent flare-ups. Kelly has developed one of the largest YouTube exercise libraries available for this patient population. Be prepared to access new updates on:
You'll leave this session with practical strategies for creating safe and effective exercise routines, tailored to the individual needs of your clients.
Lymphedema therapy is more than just measuring, MLD and wrapping. Every day we encounter tricky scenarios like these:
If you are like so many other clinicians who are unsure what to do in these situations, this session is for you!
Join Kathleen, author of Stress Reduction for Lymphedema, and look at what researchers from around the world have found beneficial for lymphedema self-care. You'll discuss these studies live, and practice techniques pulled from evidence-based protocols. You'll discover how you can effectively:
Lipedema is becoming increasingly recognized throughout the medical community, yet little information is provided on the disease through current lymphatic certification programs. This session will provide you with in-depth information on lipedema, how to stage and type lipedema, co-morbidities and differential diagnosis related to lipedema, and emerging diagnostic tools.
Join Lisa, who is teamed up with one of the nation's leading surgeons for lipedema treatment. You'll explore surgical interventions and how it impacts swelling. Collaboratively evaluate the most current research on conservative treatment strategies therapists can utilize for both surgical and nonsurgical patients. Plus, examine how lipedema impacts not only lymphatics but also its psychosocial and nutritional implications.
Are you out of ideas to help your patients with lymphedema? Are you taking two steps forward and one step back? Are your patients inadvertently undoing all your good work by eating the wrong foods?
Well, look no further!
Learn how you can help your patients by understanding the intricate connection between food and the lymphatic system.
Join registered dietitian and published author Jean LaMantia and discover her top 8 nutrition strategies to boost lymphatic health, plus the evidence behind them.
In just one hour, you'll learn how to guide your patients to become unstuck in their eating habits and start to see consistent progress with reduced swelling.
Discover the latest evidence in diagnosing, managing complications, and treating phlebolymphedema. You'll leave with fresh strategies for conducting thorough patient assessments, so you can determine the appropriate use of treatment modalities such as compression garments and pneumatic compression pumps, and select evidence-based, patient-centered approaches for managing venous wounds.
When conditions of the head, neck and face challenge our patients and clients, MLD is the conservative approach that's in demand. Physician referrals for MLD of the face quadrupled since major news channels shared the benefits of the modality. You'll learn a time and cost-effective self-care routine to keep the lymph flowing between appointments for the ultimate maintenance program.
Kelly Sturm, PT, DPT, OnCS, CLT-LANA, a physical therapist who received her B.S. in movement science from Winona State University and earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree from the Mayo Clinic. She became a Certified Lymphedema Therapist (CLT) through Klose Training and is certified by the Lymphology Association of North America (LANA). In 2019, Kelly became one of the first board-certified oncology clinical specialists in the United States. She has taught in physical therapy programs and is a guest speaker at various conferences, programs, and community groups. Kelly has clinical expertise in the rehabilitation treatment of oncology diagnoses, primary and secondary lymphedema, and pelvic health.
Barbara (Babz) Tobin, MSOT, OTR/L, CLT-LANA, CYT, Reiki, is
an occupational therapist, lymphedema therapist, certified yoga teacher,
certified in yoga4cancer, LoveYourBrain, Yoga for Trauma training, and reiki
attuned. She is a certified lymphedema therapist (LANA certified)
specializing in cancer rehab and the lymphatic system.
Babz integrates her clinical techniques into her yoga practice. She has
studied the effects of yoga and mindfulness with multiple populations. She
is passionate and eager to create wellness programs to help to teach and
support specialized populations including lymphatic flow yoga wellness.
Jean LaMantia, RD, is a registered dietician, cancer
survivor, author and speaker. She has been a dietitian for 30+ years and has
written three books on the topics of cancer, lymphedema and intermittent
fasting. Jean has worked in inpatient, diabetes education, home care,
health club and now her virtual private practice and on-line school. Jean
has been a repeat invited speaker for the National Lymphedema Network as
well as the Canadian Lymphedema Framework national conferences.
Ms. LaMantia received her Bachelor of Applied Science in human nutrition from the University of Guelph and completed a clinical dietetic internship at the Toronto Western Hospital, in Toronto, Canada.
Lisa Burraston, MS, OTR/L, CLT-LANA, graduated from the University of Utah in 2005 with her master's degree in occupational therapy. Lisa worked at a level I trauma center for much of her career working with patients at all levels of care from ICU, trauma, orthopedics as well as medical and neuro. Lisa also taught for 3 years at a COTA program in the Salt Lake Valley, preparing future COTA professionals to enter the Occupational Therapy field.
Approximately 5 years ago, Lisa trained to become a Certified Lymphedema Therapist and shortly thereafter completed her LANA certification. Lisa started the lymphedema program at the level I trauma center she was working at, and approximately 3 years ago, she transitioned into outpatient treatment for lymphatic conditions. Lisa also obtained an advanced certification in the lymphatic care of patients post plastic surgery.
A year ago, Lisa teamed with one of the leading surgeons treating lipedema to treat his patients post surgically. Through this process, Lisa has developed a passion for the lipedema population. Lisa is working with one of the leading researchers in the study of Lipedema to research the ways in which lipedema affects patients in their everyday lives.
Leah Levitan, LMT, CLT, MLD-C, is a licensed massage therapist who got
her start in a chiropractic office treating professional athletes. There she
worked closely with in-house physical therapists and gained clinical
experience in the treatment of chronic pain, acute injuries, and spinal
injuries. Around this time, she completed training in Fascial Distortion
Model (upper body), and RockTape™ Advanced Athletic Kinesiology
Taping.
Once she opened her own practice, she began exploring alternative methods of
healing: lymphatic drainage, neuroplasticity, craniosacral, energy work,
Traditional Chinese Medicine, and Sound and Light Therapy. During this time,
she started a 1 Year mentorship with a John Barnes Myofascial Release
practitioner with over 30 years of experience.
Leah attended top schools like The Academy of Lymphatic Studies and Norton School Of Lymphatic Therapy to gain certification in Level 1 Manual Lymphatic Drainage, Advanced Lymphedema Certification, and sought continuing education in Post-Surgical Lymphatic Drainage. Her thriving Austin practice specializes in the treatment of rare diseases, chronic illness, and lymphatic dysfunctions, and leans heavily into the self-care continuing education that empowers clients and “drains fear”.
Kathleen Helen Lisson, CMB, BCTMB, CLT, uses her lymphedema
therapy, yoga, mindfulness and health coaching skills to help people recover
from surgery and optimize self-care in the midst of chronic illness. She
holds a Bachelors of Applied Science degree in Massage Therapy, is board
certified in therapeutic massage and bodywork and is a Lymphedema
Therapist.
She is also an ACE certified health coach, Yoga Alliance Registered Yoga
Teacher and a MMI certified meditation teacher. Kathleen has spoken at the
American Venous and Lymphatic Society (AVLS), Fat Disorders Resource Society
(FDRS), International Society of Lymphology (ISL), MLD UK, Lymphedema
Association of Manitoba, National Lymphedema Network (NLN) and Society for
Oncology Massage (S4OM) conferences.
She is a NCBTMB approved continuing education provider and the author of Stress Reduction for Lymphedema and Mindful Strategies for Adult Clients with Adverse Childhood Experiences.
