IOHA Live from the Lab: A&P Series - Remaining Workshops

IOHA Live from the Lab: A&P Series - Remaining Workshops

Join us for a series of immersive livestream anatomy workshops broadcast directly from the IOHA cadaver lab. Through expert-guided instruction and real cadaveric specimens, you'll explore the body's major systems and regions, including the reproductive, urinary, nervous, endocrine, musculoskeletal, integumentary, and connective tissue systems. Gain practical anatomical insights that can be applied to your studies, professional practice, or personal understanding of the human body.

Included Workshops & Dates:

Nervous & Endocrine Systems
📅 September 16, 2026 | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM MDT

Musculoskeletal - Body Wall
📅 September 30, 2026 | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM MDT

Musculoskeletal - Superior Limb
📅 October 21, 2026 | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM MDT

Musculoskeletal - Inferior Limb
📅 October 28, 2026 | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM MDT

Skin, Connective Tissues, & Joints
📅 November 11, 2026 | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM MST

💻 Location: Live Broadcast / Online Webinar

💲Full Series Certification Package Cost: $75

Package Information:

  • Lifetime replay access is included for each workshop in this package.
  • Workshops cannot be exchanged or substituted.
  • If you're unable to attend a live session, you'll still receive access to the replay.
  • Missed workshops are not eligible for refunds or credits.

This series is ideal for massage therapists, fitness and movement professionals, nursing and pre-med students, health and wellness practitioners, and anyone with a serious curiosity about how the human body is truly built.

Can't attend in person? No problem! These live-streamed workshops allow you to experience the full in-lab workshop from wherever you are, so you won't miss any of the demonstrations or key learning moments.

Register today to deepen your practical anatomy knowledge.

ℹ️ Please use your correct and active email address when signing up. Make sure it is entered correctly before completing your registration, as your Live Broadcast access link will be sent there.

For your name, please use only your real first and last name (letters only). Avoid numbers, symbols, emojis, or extra text to ensure smooth registration and access to the live broadcast.

Discount code is not applicable to In-Person or Live-Stream Workshops and cannot be combined with already discounted items.

Join us for a series of immersive livestream anatomy workshops broadcast directly from the IOHA cadaver lab. Through expert-guided instruction and real cadaveric specimens, you'll explore the body's major systems and regions, including the reproductive, urinary, nervous, endocrine, musculoskeletal, integumentary, and connective tissue systems. Gain practical anatomical insights that can be applied to your studies, professional practice, or personal understanding of the human body.

This series is ideal for massage therapists, fitness and movement professionals, nursing and pre-med students, health and wellness practitioners, and anyone with a serious curiosity about how the human body is truly built.

Can't attend in person? No problem! These live-streamed workshops allow you to experience the full in-lab workshop from wherever you are, so you won't miss any of the demonstrations or key learning moments.

Register today to deepen your practical anatomy knowledge.

ℹ️ Please use your correct and active email address when signing up. Make sure it is entered correctly before completing your registration, as your Live Broadcast access link will be sent there.

For your name, please use only your real first and last name (letters only). Avoid numbers, symbols, emojis, or extra text to ensure smooth registration and access to the live broadcast.

Discount code is not applicable to In-Person or Live-Stream Workshops and cannot be combined with already discounted items.

Patricia Meyer

Licensed Massage Therapist

“To be able to see the inside of body systems and receive an in-depth explanation of how they work has truly enhanced my ability to deliver better massage treatments. Understanding how and why these systems function the way they do also helps me ask more informed questions of my medical team.”

Jordan

“I’ve studied anatomy before, but this experience connected the dots in a way nothing else has. Seeing real structures explained step-by-step made everything click. It changed the way I think about the body and deepened my appreciation for how precisely everything works together.”