FASCIAL LINE DERAILMENT; BALANCING THE FASCIA TO KEEP US MOBILE AND PAINFREE – with Paula Nutting – via zoom meeting

FASCIAL LINE DERAILMENT; BALANCING THE FASCIA TO KEEP US MOBILE AND PAINFREE – with Paula Nutting – via zoom meeting – 18 March 2023

No Fascial line works independently of the other. The fine balance of these anatomy trains keeps us mobile, stable and pain free. Join Paula in this interactive webinar where she guides you into the secrets the lines have on the upper and lower body.

Live stream times; 8am – 11am South African time Saturday 19 NOV 2022 – please check your own local times.

FASCIAL LINE DERAILMENT; BALANCING THE FASCIA TO KEEP US MOBILE AND PAINFREE – with Paula Nutting – via zoom meeting.

Introduction, expectations and questions.

Introduction into the fascial anatomy trains, the way that we can read the connections of the connective tissue as it travels its path through the human body; overview of the theory, research behind the anatomy trains and participants knowledge levels regarding fascia, surface anatomy and treatment choices currently used.

Theory – The fascial lines of the body are seen to follow some predictable pathways of muscle groups and are responsible for both functional movement patterns and static holds. We can apply our orthopaedic assessments currently used and also add palpation of various tendon attachment sites to assess potential “derailments” or dysfunctions within these trains. Once we identify the affected line, we can then treat the relevant muscle/muscles that will return the imbalance to more normalised function. This is shown to assist with correcting conditions complained both local and far reaching from the patient’s complaint.

Theory – Links to the fascial trains of the body in more depth. Covering each of the 9 major anatomy trains, what muscles and bony attachments are included, common pain pathologies, functional assessment indicators, palpatory links to indicate the relevant train.
A brief introduction to neurolymphatic point therapy, it’s history and research behind it. The autonomic nervous system and the links with stress and its effect on the musculoskeletal system.

How the stress protective patterns create imbalance of the 9 lines of the anatomy trains.

Theory, demonstration & practicum – The Webinar specific lines – where they are, what they do, what muscles are involved, what bony structures are involved. What common symptom picture is included within these lines, what palpatory findings we are likely to find/feel, what observations in standing, supine and prone. Power Point with video links to watch each step is then followed by students/participants applying a self-assessment where possible, OR if they have a patient with them, can palpate and apply the various assessments directly.

Practicum – Self-evaluation of specific webinar anatomy trains, applying the relevant low load muscle activation to stimulate the muscle/s likely to be weak and then retest. Apply the relevant neurolymphatic stimulation to improve neural efficiency to the muscle in question. Video demonstrations of relevant joint mobilization techniques for the anatomy train, added video demonstrations of the most effective MFR to be used on subsequent muscles/connective tissue within the anatomy train.

Recap open for further questions and close

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Live stream time; 8am – 11am South African time; – please check your own local times