Kursus i Manuel Teknik

Professionel træningskursus i IMT

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING COURSE IN IMT

Thanks to the vision of and in joint collaboration with Michael Cohrt, DO, we are very excited and pleased to announce that we will be offering, for the first time in Denmark, the unique opportunity to study a professional training course in Integrative Manual Therapy (IMT).  First developed in the United States in the 1970s by Dr. Sharon Weiselfish Giammatteo, IMT is an innovate approach that fuses, integrates and expands upon the Biomechanical, Neurological, Circulatory, Metabolic, Biopsychosocial and Energetic/Motility models of osteopathic manual therapy.

 

Open to licensed healthcare practitioners (physiotherapist, osteopath, occupational therapist, medical doctor, dentist, massage therapist, etc.), the complete training (405 hours) consists of  a LEVEL 1 TRAINING (5 modules – 135 hours) and an advanced LEVEL 2 TRAINING 10 modules – 270 hours). To allow the student time for optimal practical integration of the new content and material provided, the LEVEL 1 TRAINING  will be organized and offered over the span of the 2022 Calendar year.  It will be assumed that the student will have captured and integrated the conceptual and practical content of LEVEL 1 and will have developed a skill level proficient enough to proceed with the more intense content and calendar of the LEVEL 2 TRAINING (10 modules, over the course of the 2023 and 2024 Calendar years.

 

The training program will be taught by Jonathan Ahladas, MSPT, IMTC, an American physiotherapist and direct protégé of Dr. Weiselfish with more than 20 years of experience in the field. Taking advantage of the fact that Jonathan lives and works in private practice in Madrid, Spain, one of the five modules of each level (dates to be determined) will be organized and taught in warmer and sunnier Madrid.

 

This training will offer quite a different approach than those courses on traditional physiotherapy concepts and classical and structural osteopathy techniques. Based on more than 40 years of clinical development, the content of this course stands out in that it will introduce completely new concepts of differential diagnosis as well as offering original and proprietary manual techniques. Based on the Integrative Systems Model, This course, in the LEVEL 1 TRAINING, will address the fascial system, the osseous and articular systems, the neuromuscular system and the lymphatic system, and will touch on aspects of the ANS and somatoemotional concepts. The ADVANCED LEVEL 2 TRAINING will delve into the realms of the circulatory system, the visceral systems, the craniosacral system and brain, and more profound somatoemotional dynamics.

 

As a treatment is only as effective as its diagnosis, throughout the training, time and emphasis will be placed on developing keen palpation skills and awareness of subtle phenomenon, such as body rhythms and tissue motilities, both on the physical and energetic (emotional) planes. By doing so, one will better be able to locate and identify specific tissue restrictions and energetic blockages, and the relationships between them as they relate to the clinical picture. All of the manual techniques taught in the training fall into one of two categories: 1) those in which form influences function (gentle and specific fascial fulcrum releases and multisystem positional releases), and 2) those in which function influences form (motility balancing/regulation and working with vectors/lines of force).

 

Upon completing the training, the student will have an overall vision and a significant number of practical manual diagnostic and treatment tools to carry out a comprehensive treatment tailored for each client. Integrative Manual Therapy is very versatile as it can be used in many clinical specialties, such as: sports medicine, orthopedics and trauma, neurology, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, dentistry, as well as for treatment of stress-related disorders and functional imbalances of the visceral and vascular systems.  Due to the gentle nature of its application, IMT can be applied to any and all patient populations, from a newborn baby, to a competitive athlete, to a very fragile elderly person, and can be used as a main tool in clinical practice, being a complete method in and of itself.

 

For those therapist and practitioners who have been looking for something different, a change and boost to your clinical practice, this course is for you! We invite you to BE different and change your PERSPECTIVE! In order to allow for an optimal learning environment, the course will be limited to a maximum of 16 students. We look very much forward to seeing you.

 

PROFESSIONAL TRAINING COURSE IN INTEGRATIVE MANUAL THERAPY

LEVEL 1 TRAINING:  JANUARY – DECEMBER 2022 (5 MODULES)

MODULE I. FEBRUARY 3-6:  FOUNDATION COURSE – FASCIAL SYSTEM

MODULE II. APRIL 7-10:  OSSEOUS ARTICULAR SYSTEMS 1

 

MODULE III. JUNE 16-19: OSSEOUS ARTICULAR SYSTEMS 2

 

MODULE IV. OCTOBER 7-9: NEUROMUSUCLAR  SYSTEM

 

MODULE V. DECEMBER 2-4: LYMPHATIC SYSTEM

TIMETABLE:     FRIDAY – SATURDAY – SUNDAY: 9.00am – 7:00pm

PRICE:                                            

DEPOSIT/RESERVATION:    LEVEL 1- 6.500 DKR (875 EUROS)

LEVEL 2 (optional) – 12.600 DKR (1700 EUROS)

PER MODULE: 3700 DKR (500 EUROS) 

MAXIMUM NUMBER OF STUDENTS: 16

NOTE: BARRING ANY TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS (DUE TO COVID-19) BETWEEN SPAIN AND DENMARK OR LOCAL RESTRICTIONS, THE COURSE WILL BE HELD AS SCHEDULED.  HEALTH AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS AND PROTECTIVE MEASURES WILL BE IMPLEMENTED FOR THE COURSE, ACCORDING TO OFFICIAL HEALTH/SAFTEY REQUIREMENTS. SHOULD THE COURSE BE CANCELED DUE TO COVID RESTRICTIONS, THE DEPOSIT WILL BE RETURNED IN FULL UNTIL THE NEXT SCHEDULED COURSE. THOSE ENROLLED WILL BE GIVEN FIRST PRIORITY FOR THE NEXT SCHEDULED COURSE

 

 

 

LEVEL 2 ADVANCED TRAINING:  JANUARY 2023 – DECEMBER 2024 (10 MODULES)

(OPTIONAL – LEVEL 1 PRE-REQUSISTE – SPECIFIC DATES TBD)

 

 

2023 2024
VISCERAL 1: JANUARY 2023 CRANIAL 1: ANUARY 2024
VISCERAL 2 : MARCH 2023 CRANIAL 2: MARCH 2024
VISCERAL 3: UNE 2023 CRANIAL 3: JUNE 2024
VISCERAL 4: OCTOBER  2023 CRANIAL 4: OCTOBER 2024
CIRCULATION: DECEMBER 2023 SOMATOEMOTIONAL / ANS: DECEMBER 2024

 

 

 

 

MODULE I: FASCIAL SYSTEM & FOUNDATION CONCEPTS

 

  1. INTRODUCTION TO IMT
    1. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
    2. FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES
    3. INTEGRATED SYSTEMS MODEL
    4. FOUNDATIONAL CONCEPTS OF FULCRUM TECHNIQUES
    5. OVERVIEW OF TRAINING
  1. EVALUATION AND ASSESSMENT
    1. POSTURE
    2. JOINT ROM/MOBILITY

 

  • ESSENTIAL and RELATIONAL TOUCH
    1. GROUNDING
    2. INTERFACE
    3. BARRIERS
    4. FULCRUMS

 

  1. TRIDIMENSIONAL FASCIAL FULCRUM
    1. DIAPHRAGMS
    2. CLAVIPECTORAL FASCIA
    3. LATERAL NECK FASCIA
    4. KNEE AND HIP

 

  1. ARTICULAR FASCIAL FULCRUMS 
    1. ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR ILIOSACRAL JOINTS
    2. SACRUM
    3. CERVICOTHORACIC, THORACOLUMBAR, LUMBOSACRAL JUNCTIONS
    4. SHOULDER AND KNEE JOINT

 

  1. SPINAL CORD AND SPINAL COLUMN
    1. DEFACILITATION OF THE SPINAL CORD
    2. DECOMPRESION OF L5-S1 AND NERVE ROOTS
    3. OA JOINT AND CRANIAL BASE RELEASE
    4. RELEASE OF SPINAL NERVE ROOTS C1-L5

 

  • DURAMATER RELEASES
    1. TEMPORO-PARIETAL
    2. FRONTO-OCCIPTAL
    3. FRONTAL DURA
    4. PARIETAL DURA
    5. TEMPORAL DURA
    6. OCCIPITAL DURA
    7. FILUM TERMINALE ADHERED TO S2

 

 

  • NEUROFASCIAL RELEASE
    1. SAGITTAL PLANE: PARIETAL / PARIETAL
    2. TRANSVERSE PLANE: FRONTAL / OCCIPITAL
    3. CORONAL PLANE: OCCIPITAL / SPHENOID
    4. FRONTO-TRANSVERSE PLANE: SPHENOID / ZYGOMA

 

  1. SPECIFIC FASCIAL TECHNIQUES   
    1. PATELOFEMORAL JOINT
    2. INTEROSSEOUS MEMBRANES OF RADIO-ULNAR / TIBIOFIBULAR JOINTS
    3. MUSCLE BELLY
    4. TENDON RELEASE (SCS)
    5. SCARS
    6. TMJ DECOMPRESSION
    7. 4-PHASE RELEASE OF HYOID SYSTEM

 

  1. Ligament Fiber relEase FOR CLAVICULAR LIGAMENTS: CORACOclaviculaR, conoid AND trapezoid , CORACOHUMERAL ligaments

 

  1. FASCIAL MAPPING – TRANSVERSE (PHYSICAL) PLANE  
    1. 5XLPS SCAN
    2. INTRODUCTION TO ABBERANT MOTILITIES:
      1. BONE BRUISE
      2. FASCIAL MEMBRANE MICRODAMAGE
      3. IMMUNE/TOXIC LOAD

 

  • PHYSIOLOGIC MOTILITIES
    1. FASCIA
    2. SKELETAL MUSCLE
    3. SKIN

 

  • INHIBITORY BALANCE TESTING
    1. ROM
    2. FASCIAL MAPPING
  • INTRODUCTION TO SUBTLE PALPATION
    1. LISTENING
    2. DOWSING

 

  1. INTRODUCTION TO BIONERGETIC PHENOMENON
    1. ANS TEMPLATES
    2. ENERGETIC PHENOMENON AND REFLEX POINTS: SYNCHRONIZERS, HYPOTHOLAMIC PPOINTS, REFERENCE POINTS, GOVERNING POINTS
    3. BLUEPRINTS

 

 

 

 

  • NEUROFASCIAL PROCESS: AN INTRO TO SOMATOEMOTIONAL
  1. 15 PROCESS CENTERS:
    1. PARIETAL LOBES
    2. FRONTAL LOBE
  • LIMBIC SYSTEM
  1. THYROID GLAND
  2. HEART
  3. LUNGS
  • LIVER
  • PANCREAS
  1. SPLEEN
  2. UTERUS/PROSTATE
  3. KIDNEYS
  • URETERS
  • UPPER ARMS
  • LOWER ARMS

 

  1. NFP PROTOCOLS
    1. SHOCK
    2. IMMUNE
  • DIGESTION
  1. ELIMINATION
  2. DETOXIFICATION

 

 

MODULE II: OSEOARTICULAR SYSTEM: SPINE, PELVIS AND SACRUM

 

PART 1: SPINE

  1. JOINT MOBILIZATION/MET WITH ANS TEMPLATES
  1. Accessory SI jointS
  2. Pelvic Compression Reflex
  3. Anterior/Posterior Inominate
  4. Inflare/Outflare ILIUM
  5. Upslip/Downslip oF Pubic Bone
  6. Upslip/downslip of ilium
  7. Unilateral/bilateral flexED OR ExtENDED sacrum
  8. Anterior/ posterior vertical rotations of sacrum
  9. Descended/ascended sacrum
  10. Descended/ascended L5
  11. Type II Biomechanical dysfunction of L5-S1 – sacral torsions
  1. TYPE I & TYPE II BIOMECHANICAL DYSFUNCTION (MET):
    1. Type I relationships for spinal vertebrae
    2. Type III biomechanical dysfunction for spinal vertebrae, odontoid process of c2, sacral vertebrae, ischium

 

  • ARTICULAR AND JOINT CAPSULE FULCRUMS
    1. JOINT Capsule
    2. Synovia
    3. Intra-articular drainage
    4. Joint blood flow
    5. Ligament release
  1. LISTENING PRESSURE SCANS FOR THE SPINE
    1. SPINAL VERTEBRAE
    2. DURA MATER
    3. ARACHNOID
    4. PIA MATER

 

  1. MOTILITIES AND ENERGETIC PHENOMENON
    1. MUSCLE
    2. DURA MATER
    3. ARACHNOID
    4. PIA MATER

 

  1. FASCIAL MAPPING PATTERNS of spinal dysfunction: spinal artery, spinal vein, spinal cord fibrosis, facet, disc

 

 

 

 

  • FASCIAL AND OSSEOUS COMPRESSION RELEASES
    1. Spinal vertebra, SACRUM, COCCYX, pubis, ILIUM, ISCHIUM
    2. Spinal discs
    3. Sacrotuberous ligaments
  • ENERGETIC PHENOMENON, DOWSING & AUTOIMMUNE MARKERS
    1. Spinal vertebrae
    2. Neuro-vascular Reflexes
    3. Neuro-lymphatic Reflexes
    4. Spinal Tracts
    5. listening from dens/sphenoid with BRAIN subcortical structures
    6. AUTO-IMMUNE markers at spinal segments
    7. SPINE-RELATED SYNCHRONIZERS / REFLEX REGULATORS LIST

 

  1. INTRODUCTION TO TEMPLATES AND ENERGETIC PHENOMENON
    1. Spinal vertebrae templates (C1-L5)
    2. SI joint mobility
    3. descended phenomenon
    4. l5 osseous dysfunction
    5. Disc, annulus fibrosus and nucleus pulposus integrity
    6. Sacrotuberous ligament
    7. syringomyElocele

 

  1. SYNCHRONIZER REFLEX POINTS
    1. type III DYSFUNCTION
    2. LIGAMENT – LONGITUDINAL FIBERS
    3. LIGAMENT – HORIZONTAL FIBERS
    4. TENDON
    5. SACROCOXXYGEAL JOINT
    6. SACRAL TRAUAMA

 

  1. BLUEPRINTS
    1. SHOCK
    2. DIAPHRAGMS and diaphragm derotation
    3. DURA MAter
    4. pelvic trauma
    5. spinal junctions
    6. SPINAL TRACTS
    7. Spinal decompression
    8. LEMNISCAL SYSTEM
    9. Compression / decompression
    10. descended l5 VERTEBRA
    11. hard sacrum
    12. sacral trauma
    13. tension phenomenon at sacrum
    14. depression phenomenon of sacrum
    15. Afferent AND EFFERENT SPINAL systemS
    16. Counteract gravitational pull
    17. Being upright
    18. center of gravity

 

  • PHSYOLOGIC MOTILITES:
    1. BONE
    2. HYALINE CARTILAGE
    3. TRABECULAE
    4. PERISOTEUM

 

 

PART 2: BONE & OSSEOUS TISSUE

  1. ABBERANT MOTILITY: BONE BRUISE TECHNIQUE
  1. SYNCHRONIZERS
    1. PERIOSTEUM
    2. CARTILAGE
    3. BONE CORTEX
    4. BONE TRABECULAE
    5. OSTEOPOROSIS

 

  • BLUEPRINTS
    1. bone graft
    2. breaking down bone
    3. calcium
    4. cortex
    5. fractures
    6. loading
    7. haverisan canals
    8. making bone

 

  1. ANS templates
    1. coMpreSsion of tissues within osseous compressions and bb
    2. joint compression
    3. joint space
    4. osseous soft tissue bridging
    5. osseous bridging
    6. osseous bridge to pelvic floor
    7. bone bar
    8. bone fault
    9. bone bruise AND separation bb
    10. calcium carbonate
    11. bone marrow exudate / edema
    12. lymph congestion spots in bone
    13. medullary cavity
    14. osseous torsion
    15. periosteum integrity 1& 2
    16. epiphyseal plate
    17. cortex
    18. haversian canals 1 & 2
    19. trabeculae
    20. sharpeys fibers
    21. volkmans canals
    22. nutRIent arteries to bone marroW
    23. BONE ENERGY

 

 

PART 3 OSSEOUS BRIDGING:

  1. OSSEOUS BRIDGING phenomenon and its clinical implications
  2. COCCYX PHENOMEON AND SACRAL PLEXUS
  3. ANS TEMPLATES FOR OSSEOUS BRIDGING
  4. BLUEPRINTS FOR OSSEOUS BRIDGING

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MODULE III: OSEOARTICULAR SYSTEM: UPPER AND LOWER EXTREMITIES

part 1: UPPER EXTREMITIES

  1. Articular and joint capsule fulcrums
    1. JOINT Capsule
    2. Synovia
    3. Intra-articular drainage
    4. Joint blood flow
    5. Ligament release

 

  1. Type I relationships: humeral head, glenoid fossa. proximal shaft of humerus, distal head of humerus, elbow, radius, ulna
  • Type II dysfuntion: glenohumeral joint, sternoclavicular joint, humeroradial joint, humeroulnar joint, radioulnar joint, wrist joint
  1. Type III dysfunction: DIAPHRAGMS, glenohumeral joint, humeroradial joint, hUmeroulnar joint, radioulnar joint, carpal rows, fingers
  1. Osseous COMPression, TORSIONS AND MEDULLARY CAVITY releaSES of upper extremity bones: RIBS, clavicle, scapula, glenoid fossa, humerus, radius, ulna, carpals, metacarpals, phalanges
  1. DISSASOCIATION OF FASCIAL COMPARTMENTS OF FOREARM
  • UPPER EXTREMITY Blueprints
    1. adhesive capsulitis
    2. UPPER EXTREMITITES FUNCTION
    3. ARM TREMBLING

 

PART 2: LOWER EXTREMITIES

  1. articular and joint capsule fulcrums
    1. JOINT Capsule
    2. Synovia
    3. Intra-articular drainage
    4. Joint blood flow
    5. Ligament release

 

  1. Type I relationships: hip, femur, knee, patella, tibia, fibula, tibiotalar joints
  • ype II dysfuntion: hip, knee, tibiotalar joints
  1. Type III dysfunction: hip, knee, tibiotalar, subtalar, talonavicular, toes
  1. Osseous COMPression, TORSIONS AND MEDULLARY CAVITY releaSES of LOWER extremity bones: acetabulum, femoral head, femur, patella, tibia, fibula, talus, calcaneus, tarsals, phalanges
  1. TOE WALKING
  • SYNCHRONIZER REFLEX POINTS
  1. HAMMER TOES
  2. PLANTAR FASCIA RELEASE
  3. ANKLE MORTISE ALIGNMENT
  4. TIBIOTALAR MOBILITY
  5. SUBTALAR JOINT
  • LOWER EXTREMITY Blueprints
    1. AMBULATION
    2. balance
    3. fear or walking/running
    4. foot function
    5. foot pressure
    6. ground contact
    7. forece vectors foot-knee-pelvis
    8. initiation of gait
    9. reciprocal movement
    10. learning to walk
    11. propogation of energy
    12. reflexogenic feet
    13. trendelenberg gait

 

 

PART 3: BONE & OSSEOUS TISSUE

  1. ABBERANT MOTILITY: BONE BRUISE TECHNIQUE
  1. SYNCHRONIZERS
    1. PERIOSTEUM
    2. CARTILAGE
    3. BONE CORTEX
    4. BONE TRABECULAE
    5. OSTEOPOROSIS

 

  • BLUEPRINTS
    1. bone graft
    2. breaking down bone
    3. calcium
    4. cortex
    5. fractures
    6. loading
    7. haverisan canals
    8. making bone

 

  1. ANS templates
    1. coMpreSsion of tissues within osseous compressions and bb
    2. joint compression
    3. joint space
    4. osseous soft tissue bridging
    5. osseous bridging
    6. osseous bridge to pelvic floor
    7. bone bar
    8. bone fault
    9. bone bruise AND separation bb
    10. calcium carbonate
    11. bone marrow exudate / edema
    12. lymph congestion spots in bone
    13. medullary cavity
    14. osseous torsion
    15. periosteum integrity 1& 2
    16. epiphyseal plate
    17. cortex
    18. haversian canals 1 & 2
    19. trabeculae
    20. sharpeys fibers
    21. volkmans canals
    22. nutRIent arteries to bone marroW
    23. BONE ENERGY

 

 

 

PART 4. OSSEOUS BRIDGING:

  1. OSSEOUS BRIDGING phenomenon and its clinical implications
  2. ANS TEMPLATES FOR OSSEOUS BRIDGING
  3. BLUEPRINTS FOR OSSEOUS BRIDGING

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MODULE IV:  NEURO-MUSCULAR SYTEM

  1. NERVE / NERVOUS SYSTEM: CLASSIFICATION AND BASIC ANATOMY REVIEW
  2. CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
    1. SPINAL CORD AND SPINAL NERVES
    2. MENINGES
  3. PERIPHERAL NERVOUS SYSTEM
    1. SOMATIC NS
    2. AUTONOMIC / VEGETATIVE NS
  4. PATHOLOGICAL MECHANISMS
  1. REVIEW NEUROLOGICAL ASSESSMENT:
    1. DERMATOMES – MYOTOMES – REFLEXES
    2. MECHANICAL NEURAL TENSION TESTS

 

  • NEURAL TISSUE TENSION AND DYSFUNCTION
  1. classification
    1. extraneural hypomobility
    2. intraneural fibrosis
    3. dural hypomobility
    4. nerve root impingement
    5. spinal cord fibrosis
  2. neurofascial fuLCrums vs MeCHANICAL neural tissue tension TECHNIQUES
  3. Fascial indications & contraindications
  4. TREATMENT PRINCIPLES
  5. BASIC NEUROFASCIAL TENSION FULCRUM TECHNIQUE
    1. fUlcrum Type 1 (extraneural)
    2. fascial fulcrum type 2 (intraneural)
  1. DOUBLE CRUSH COMPRESSION SITES: BRACHIAL PLEXUS AND THORACIC OUTLET SYNDROME
  2. SPINAL CORD FIBROSIS
  3. NERVE ROOT IMPINGEMENT
  4. CERVICAL PLEXUS
  5. COMPRESSION BETWEEN ANTERIOR AND MEDIAL SCALENES (ADSON´S)
  6. COMPRESSION AT SUPRASPINATUS
  7. COMPRESSION BETWEEN CLAVICLE AND 1ST RIB (COSTOCLAVICULAR)
  8. ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT
  9. ELEVATED FIRST RIB
  10. COMPRESSION UNDER PECTORAL MINOR
  11. COMPRESSION IN AXILA
  1. STRAIN COUNTERSTRAIN / POSITIONAL RELEASE
  2. SYNERGIC PATTERN RELEASE
  3. STRAIN COUNTERSTRAIN & ENERGETIC PHENOMENON FOR THE FOLLOWING:
    1. CERVICAL SPINE: Anterior cervical flexors C1-C8, Lateral cervicals
    2. THORACIC SPINE: Anterior T1-4 AND T12, Elevated first rib, Depressed 2nd rib
    3. LUMBAR SPINE: Anterior L1, Anterior L5, Posterior L5 upper pole
    4. UPPER EXTREMITIES: Anterior and Posterior AC Joints, Pectoral minor, Supraspinatus, Subscapularis, Biceps, Latissimus dorsi, Radial head/Braquioradialis, Wrist flexors, Oponens policis
    5. LOWER EXTREMITIES: Iliacus and Psoas, Quadratus lumborum, Piriformis, Adductors, Hamstrings, Quadriceps, Gastrocnemius, Anterior tibialis
    6. OTHER SCS TECHNIQUES (NOT PART OF SYNERGIC PATTERN): Sacrum 7 points, Infraspinatus, DepresseD 3rd rib, Medial and Lateral epicondyle, Wrist extensors, Gluteus medius, Medial meniscus, ACL and PCL, Medial calcaneus, Talus, Flexed calcaneus, Lateral calcaneus, Lateral ankle

 

  1. NEUROFASCIAL FULCRUMS AND TYPE I FASCIAL RELATIONSHIPS
    1. CUTANEOUS NERVES OF FACE AND HEAD
    2. INTERCOSTAL NERVES
    3. SPINAL NERVES:
  2. DORSAL ROOT GANGLIA
  3. TRUNKS
  4. MOTOR AND SENSORY DIVISIONS
    1. CERVICAL PLEXUS and…
  5. PHRENIC NERVE
    1. BRACHIAL PLEXUS and….
  6. SUBCLAVIAN NERVE
  7. SUPRASCAPULAR NERVE
  8. DORSOSCAPULAR NERVE
  9. MEDIAL AND LATERAL PECTORAL NERVE
  10. SUBSCAPULAR NERVE
  11. AXILLARY NERVE
  12. MUSCULOCUTANEOUS NERVE
  13. MEDIAN NERVE
  14. RADIAL NERVE
  15. ULNAR NERVE
  16. MEDIAL CUTANEOUS NERVE
  17. MEDIAL – LATERL – POSTERIOR ANTEBRACHIAL CUTANEOUS NERVES
    1. LUMBAR PLEXUS and…
      1. NERVE TO PSOAS
      2. FEMORAL NERVE
      3. OBTURATOR NERVE
      4. LUMBOINGUINAL (CRURAL) NERVE
      5. LATERAL FEMORAL CUTANEOUS NERVE
      6. SAPHENOUS NERVE
    2. ACRAL PLEXUS and…
  18. NERVE TO PIRIFORMIS
  19. POSTERIOR FEMORAL CUTANEOUS NERVE
  20. Pudendal Nerve
  21. Sciatic Nerve
  22. Tibial Nerve
  23. Posterior Tibial Nerve
  24. Common Peroneal Nerve
  25. Deep Peroneal Nerve
  26. Perforating Cutaneous Nerve
  • SELF EXERCISES FOR NERVE PLEXI
  • 12 CRANIAL NERVES
    1. BASIC ANATOMY REVIEW: BRAINSTEM & CRANIAL NERVE NUCLEI
    2. TREATMENT OF CRANIAL NERVES:
  1. NEUROFASCIAL FULCRUMS
  2. TYPE I RELATIONSHIPS
  3. ENERGETIC PHENOMENON
  4. NEURONAL STIMULATION TECHNIQUES
  5. NEUROFASCIAL PROCESS

 

  1. NEURAL REFLEX CENTERS – USING INHIBITORY BALANCING
  1. FASCIAL COMPRESSION SYNDROMES
  2. SPine: vagus nerve, stellate ganglion
  3. B. THORAX/RIBS: cutaneous branches of thoracic spinal nerves. phrenic nerve, thoracic cardiac nerves, pericardi-phrenic nerve, inercostal brachial nerves, long thoracic nerve
  4. UPPER EXTREMITY: acromion plexus, axillary lymphatic plexus, suprascapular artery and nerve, long head biceps, infraspinatus tendon, subdeltoid bursa, subscapularis tendon, teres minor tendon, triceps tendon, median nerve, radial nerve,, ulnar nerve, medial antebrachial cutaneous nerve and basilic vein, musculocutaneous nerve and lateral antebrachial cutaneous nerve, posterior interosseous nerve, dorsal and palmar digital nerves
  5. LOWER EXTREMITY: lateral cutaneous femoral nerve, muscular branch of femoral nerve, obturator nerve, sciatic nerve, posterior femoral cutaneous nerve, tibial nerve, common peroneal nerve, ACL, PCL, popliteus tendon, media and lateral meniscus, sural nerve, deep peroneal nerve, superficial peroneal nerve, infrapatellar branch of saphenous nerve

 

  1. BLOOD – NERVE BARRIER TECHNIQUES
  2. BRAIN
  3. CRANIOFACIAL VAULT
  4. NECK
  5. VERVICAL, THORACIC, LUMBAR SPINE
  6. SACRUM
  7. UPPER EXTREMITIES
  8. LOWER EXTREMITIES
  9. HEART
  10. LUNGS
  11. ABDOMEN
  12. PELVIS
  • PHYSIOLOGIC MOTILITIES
  1. NERVE
  2. DURA MATER
  3. MUSCLE

 

  • ABERRANT MOTILITIES
  1. FASCIAL MEMBRANE MICRODAMAGE (DOM) – TECHNIQUE
  2. IMMUNE / TOXIC LOAD (IDM) – TECHNIQUE

 

  • SYNCHRONIZER REFLEX POINTS
  1. Dura (craniosacral) motility and mobility
  2. Meninges
  3. Visceral, Neural and Brain motility
  4. Neural Plasticity and Regeneration

 

  1. ANS TEMPLATES – SPINAL CORD TRACTS
  1. CORTICOSPINAL
  2. CORTICORUBROSPINAL
  3. CORTICORETICULOSPINAL
  4. VESTIBULOSPINAL
  • TECTOSPINAL
  • RAPHESPINAL
  1. SPINOTHALAMIC
  2. MEDIAL LEMISCUS
  1. BLUEPRINTS
    1. Ganglia Interpretation
    2. SYMAPATHETIC BALANCE
    3. PARASYMPATHETIC balance

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

MODULE V: LYMPHATIC SYSTEM

 

  1. REVIEW: ANATOMY OF LYMPHATIC SYSTEM FLOW

 

  1. SCS AND FASCIAL RELEASE FOR HARD FRAME / THORACIC OUTLET (REVIEW MODULES I AND IV)

 

  • FASCIAL COUNTERSTRAIN FOR LYMPHATIC STRUCTURES AND ORGANS
  1. PELVIC, RESPIRATORY AND THORACIC INLET DIAPHRAGMS
  2. LYMHATIC VESSELS
    1. CRANIUM
    2. FACE
    3. NECK
    4. UPPER AND LOWER EXTREMITIES
    5. THORAX
    6. ABDOMEN
  3. LYMPH NODES
    1. FACE
    2. HEAD
    3. NECK
    4. CHEST/THORAX
    5. LUNGS AND MEDIASTINUM
    6. ABDOMEN
    7. LUMBOPELVIC
    8. UPPER QUADRANT / EXTREMITIES
    9. LOWER QUADRANT / EXTREMITIES
    10. THORACIC DUCT
    11. CYSTERN CHYLE
  4. BLOOD VESSELS
    1. PORTAL VEIN POSTRUAL DRAINAGE
    2. HEPATIC VEIN POSTURAL DRAINAGE
    3. RENAL ARTERY
    4. RENAL VEIN
  5. ORGANS/VISCERA
    1. LIVER
    2. KIDNEY CAPSULE
    3. URETERS

 

  1. CARDIAC – LYMPH BYPASS TECHNIQUE
  1. FASCIAL FULCRUMS FOR THE VENA CAVA

 

  1. FASCIAL COMPRESSION SYNDROMES
    1. LYMPH NODES AND VESSELS
  2. STELLATE GANGLION
  3. THORACIC DUCT
  4. THORACIC DUCT AT LEFT TERMINUS
  5. CISTERN CHYLE
  6. SPLENIC LYMPH NODE

 

  1. BLOOD VESSELS
  1. SVC
  2. SVC / RIGHT ATRIUM INTERFACE
  3. IVC
  4. LEFT AND RIGHT HEPATIC VEINS
  5. PORTAL VEIN
  6. RENAL ARTERY
  7. RENAL VEIN

 

  1. ORGANS/VISCERA
  1. THYMUS
  2. SPLEEN
  3. LIVER
  4. KIDNEY
  5. URETERS

 

  • FASCIAL FULCRUMS AND TECHNIQUES FOR THE SPLEEN
  1. CONVERGENCE SYNDROME
  2. SPLENIC VESSEL RELAXATION TECHNIQUES

 

  • TYPE 1 FASCIAL RELATIONSHIPS
  1. LEFT LYMPHATIC TERMINUS INTO SVC
  2. CISTERN CHYLE

 

  1. POSTURAL LYMPHATIC DRAINANGE:
    1. HEAD AND FACE
    2. NECK
    3. CHES
    4. SPINE
    5. SACRUM
    6. ABDOMEN
    7. PELVIS
    8. UPPER AND LOWER EXTREMITIES

 

  1. INFERIOR VENA CAVA SYNDROME
  1. PROTECTIVE MECHANISMS: PSEUDOSPHINCTERS AND PLUGS
  2. SPLEEN
  3. PSEUDOSPHINCTER AT VENA CAVA / LIVER
  4. PSEUDOSPHINCTER AT VENA / KIDNEY
  • PSEUDOSPHINCTERS/LYMPH CONGESTION SPOTS: A PROTECTIVE MODE
  1. OSSEOUS
  2. VISCERAL

 

 

  • NUROLYMPHATIC REFLEXES  
  1. WEISELFISH: ANS TEMPLATES and ENERGETIC PHENOMENON
  2. CHAPMAN´S REFLEX POINTS

 

  • PHYSIOLOGIC MOTILITIES
  1. LYMPH NODE
  2. LYMPH FLUID
  3. LYMPHATIC DRAINANGE
  4. DRAINAGE OF CAPILLARIES
  5. DRAINANGE OF INTERSTITIUM
  6. ARTERIAL/LYMPHATIC FLOW COORDINATION
  7. LIVER
  8. SPLEEN
  9. KIDNEYS
  10. THYMUS
  1. ABBERANT MOTILITIES
    1. INFLAMMATION
    2. IMMUNE / TOXIC LOAD
  •                   ENERGETIC PHENOMENON
  1. NEUROLYMPHATIC REFLEXES
  2. INFLAMMATION
  3. SPLEEN FUNCTION
  4. THYMUS REGULATION OF IMMIUNE FUNCTION
  5. LYMPHOID TISSUE
  6. LYMPH NODE
  7. ANTI-REJECTION
  8. SEPTICEMIA
  9. SYSTEMIC ILLNESS
  10. ANTIBODIES

 

  • AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM TEMPLATES
  1. LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE
  2. INFLAMMATION
  3. LYMPH NODE
  4. LYMPHOID TISSUE
  5. NEUROLYMPHATIC REFLEXES

 

  •  BLUEPRINTS
    1. ANTI-REJECTION
    2. SEPTICEMIA
    3. SYSTEMIC ILLNESS
    4. ANTIBODIES