BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.1.7//EN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:736@club-physio.com DTSTART;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20200513T080000 DTEND;TZID=Africa/Johannesburg:20200530T110000 DTSTAMP:20200516T092437Z URL:https://club-physio.com/courses/fascial-therapy-introductory-advanced- and-neuro-fascial-online-course/ SUMMARY:FASCIAL THERAPY INTRODUCTORY\, ADVANCED AND NEURO-FASCIAL ONLINE CO URSE - via zoom meeting DESCRIPTION:[spoiler title='Important Information']\nFASCIAL THERAPY INTROD UCTORY\, ADVANCED AND NEURO-FASCIAL ONLINE COURSE - via zoom meeting\; Liv e stream\nwith Steve Goldstein\nLive stream time\; 8am - 11am South Africa n times for all 8 modules\; Mod 1\; 13th may\, Mod 2\; 16th may\, Mod 3\; 17th may\, Mod 4\; 20th may\, Mod 5\; 22nd may\, Mod 6\; 26th may\, Mod 7\ ; 28th may\; Mod 8\; 30 may 2020 - please check your own local times.\n\n[ /spoiler]\n\n[spoiler title='Course material']\n\nFascial Therapy Intro\, Advanced and Neuro-Fascial course Objectives for Course Modules 1-3\n\nPar ticipants in FT Introductory course will:\n\n Obtain a conceptual underst anding and practical application of lighter touch and the engagement of ea se versus bind positions that underlie the foundation principles of direct (bind) versus Indirect (ease) technique whose intention at all times is t o create NO PAIN.\n• Understand how lighter touch is to coin an adage\, the “homeopathy of bodywork”\, LESS IS MORE.\n• Obtain an understand ing of myofascial treatment methods and modalities and how these methods/m odalities are utilized within the scope of Fascial Therapy.\n• Obtain a basic understanding of the concept of myofascial anatomy and structure as related by work of Thomas Myer’s Anatomy Trains\, Serge Paoletti’s Fas cial Chains\, Robert Schleip’s Magic Spots: High Leverage Points in the Myofascia Net\, and Schultz’s Body Retinacula or Body Straps.\n• Obtai n an understanding of the most current evidenced based research concerning the field of connective tissue including the neurobiology and neurophysio logy concerning recent myofascial theories with reference to Schleips’ F ascial Plasticity.\n• Be introduced to assessment of the global cardinal lines of myofascial tension following the template Thomas Myers Anatomy T rains.\n• Observe through photos or video applied FT technique of superf icial myofascial soft- tissue layer according to lines of myofascial tensi on.\n• Obtain a basic understanding of the physiology of the how the Aut onomic\nNervous System’s discharge facilitates soft- tissue release.\n • Understand how the ANS discharge has a strong systemic effect and the\ nneed for ‘periodic disengagement’ (Shea) or ‘pace &\; space’ ( Goldstein) so as not to overload the autonomic nervous system &\; creat e an overtreatment situation.\n• Understand the concepts of osteopathic ‘Ease’\, ‘Bind’ &\; ‘Stacking’\n• Observe palpation of th ree planes of myofascial distortion within the superficial fascial layers: sagittal\, coronal &\; transverse directions.\n• Observe the core te chniques that underpin Fascial Therapy\,\nthat include the ‘Two Point’ \, the ‘Fulcrum’ as applied static &\; leverage\ncompression.\n• Observe how Fascial Therapy myofascial-releasing techniques from a supine\ , prone and side-lying position.\n• Understand the concepts of passive p ositional release and practice techniques associated with Lawrence Jones ’ ‘Position of Ease\,’ Exaggerate the Distortion’ and ‘Replicate the Strain’ concepts.\n• Understand the concepts\, of engaging barrie rs to joint range of motion and/or fascial restrictions that limit range o f motion. Useful techniques that address superficial fascial sleeve distor tion that are presented.\n• In a general context understand conceptually the spiral and rotational barriers effecting extremities and the torso of the body including bilateral applications\, rolling motion and torsion ba rrier releases.\n• Be introduced to various Fascial Therapy Foundation s equences to establish a fundamental protocol for integrating Fascial Thera py into their existing professional practice.\n• Understand the importan ce of the autonomic nervous system to soft-tissue release. Have a sense of potential side-effects of myofascial releasing methods and understand pro tocol associated with somato-emotional releasing.\n\nFascial Therapy Intro ductory Course Modules\n\nModule 1 - Cardinal Lines of Myofascial Tension/ Myofascial Concepts\, Theory &\; Principles\, with Direct MFR Applicati ons - 3 Hours.\n\nThe participant is introduced to the theory and concepts that underpin Fascial Therapy. Included is a brief survey of fascial anat omy and the integral concept of ‘tensegrity’.\nModels and patterns of myofascial chains are presented to give the viewer an opportunity to compa re and contrast patterns that are used to assess myofascial restrictions.\ nWe then de-construct Thomas Myers primary cardinal lines of myofascial te nsion by viewing the elements of the superficial back and superficial fron t lines.\n\nModule 2 - Direct &\; Indirect Applications - 3 Hours\;\n\n Module 2 bridges direct with indirect modalities that effect the myofascia l soft-tissue. This includes how Fascial Therapy has utilised modified MET Muscle Energy Technique to effect joint and ligamentous mechano-sensory r eceptor change through the interface of the central and autonomic nervous systems.\n\nWe will unpack the structures of Myers anatomy Train model for the lateral line and augment that with three-dimensional Fascial Therapy releases that include ‘levering’ of connect long bones of the body\, b ody rolling releases and approximation of position and gravity to change v ertebral spinal joint receptors. Lastly in this module will look at suppor ting and holding technique that has polyvagal effects. Along with a discus sion of the expression of the autonomic nervous system\, avoiding autonomi c exhaustion and protocol for somato-emotional releasing.\n\nModule 3 - Le vering Techniques for Upper and Lower Extremities\; Myofascial Arm Lines: Structure\, Assessment\, Palpation &\; Technique - 3 Hours\n\nIn Module 3 the important part of Fascial Articulations is introduced through joint levering and modified MET. This is integrated through detailing Myers Myo fascial Arm Lines in his anatomy Train model. We watch how his structure a nd template is utilised in the Fascial Therapy model. This is achieved thr ough applied techniques to the upper extremities\, axial spine\, scapula\, thorax and pelvis. Complexity is achieved through ‘stacking’ various levering both uni-lateral and paired in short and long positioning from su pine and side-lying positions.\n\nFascial Therapy Advanced Course Modules\ n\nModule 4 - Spine\, Scapula and Thorax - 3 Hours\n\nThe advanced module 4 course in Fascial Therapy is a more focused and detailed view of the bio mechanics of spinal motions including laws and types of motion\, how to pa lpate the fundamental landmarks of the transverse and spinal process to as sess and then apply Fascial Therapy technique. This cause has drawn on phy siotherapy\, osteopathy and structural integration.\n\nWe will palpate and apply myofascial technique that is exceptionally effective and also simpl istic\, so as to be integrated immediately into clinical practice. As with the Foundations course\, Fascial Therapy concepts of ‘ease-bind’\, ‘fulcrums’\, levering and modified MET are utilised in a more complica ted manner.\nFacet joint restrictions are addressed as well as ‘receptor enhancement’ for the thoracic and lumbar spine.\n\nModule 5 &\; 6 De ep Front Line – Advanced FT techniques - 3 hours each per module\n\nDeep Front Line – Learning Outcomes\n\nThe outcomes for this course have gre ater complexity\, as the DFL deep front line as a core line\, constitutes an enormity in structure to create an understanding of relationship.\n\nIn cluded in learning outcomes for this two-part module:\n\n ‘Benchmarks ’\, the ‘Hook-up’ and the Polyvagal theory are discussed.\n• Parti cipants will learn the constituent structures that constitute the DFL acco rding to Thomas Myers Anatomy Train model.\n• Introduction to the postur al and movement function of the DFL\n• Presentation and palpation of the core muscles that constitute the DFL\n• Palpation of key landmarks and myofascial ‘tracks’.\n• Integrate the relationships of the structure s related to the DFL.\n• Introduction to a series of Myers articles enti tled ‘Fans of the Hip Joint’ written in Massage magazine in the late 1 990’s.\n• Conceptually learn that no muscle should be treated separate ly from groups of muscles.\n• Clinically problem-solve complex soft-tiss ue patterns for muscle\, tendon\, ligament and joint that are usually refe rred to as chains\, slings\, lines or transfer points.\n• Understand Fas cial Therapy FT treatment protocol including ‘ease-bind’ assessment an d technique.\n• Introduced and practice ‘Fulcrums’ both static and g lide.\n• Understand basic concepts of tensegrity\, manual soft-tissue lo ading (Lederman)\, and how we adjust our touch ‘variables’.\n• Pract ice specific fulcrums\; i.e.\, umbilicus.\n• Employ special tests for th e scalenes.\n• Apply FT joint levering technique protocol to the gleno-h umeral\, sterno-clavicular and 1-2nd rib.\n• Anatomy and palpation plus technique is applied to the hyoid musculature\, including\; digrastric ant erior belly\, mylohyoid\, stylohyoid\, sternohyoid\, omohyoid and thyrohyo id.\n• Learn\, palpate and apply technique protocol for the respiratory diaphragm as drawn from Keleman\, Key and the Postural Restoration Institu te.\n• Understand the diaphragmic ‘zone of apposition’\, anterior in terior chain\, brachial chain and Sibson’s pleural mediastinum.\n• FT technique will be applied to core muscles of the DFL including the psoas\, illicus\, pectineus\, quadratus lumborum\, adductor group\, select deep l ateral rotator and pelvic floor musculature\, finishing with the popliteus and ‘toe’ flexors.\n• Understand and practice assessment and techni que application to the lumbar facets.\n\nModule 7 Neurofascial Mobilisatio n\; Part 1 - 3 hours\n\nPart 1 NFM Upper Extremities: Brachial Plexus & \; Median Nerve 3 hours\nIn this module we will introduce the participant to the fundamental concepts of neurofascial mobilisation as drawn from phy siotherapy (Shacklock-Butler)\, osteopathy (Barral)\, and Fascial Therapy (Goldstein).\n\nThe learning outcomes for this part 1 of module 6 include\ ;\nNeural anatomy of the brachial plexus and median\, radial and ulnar ner ve\, peripheral nerve palpation. Neurodynamic upper limb tests for each bi as (pathway). Anatomy specific to syndromes associated with each neural pa thway\, such as carpal tunnel\, cubital tunnel\, posterior interosseus ner ve\, and radial tunnel syndromes.\n\nModule 8 Neurofascial Mobilisation\; Part 2 - 3 hours\n\nPart 2 NFM for the Spine\, Lower Quadrant and Lower Ex tremity\n\nContinuing with Shacklock’s landmark work\, we view levels of neurodynamic assessment\, the base tests for neurodynamic assessment\; th e ‘slump’ and sciatic straight-leg raise. Special tests\, anatomy of l umbar and scaral plexus are introduced.\n\nDifferentiation of neural tensi on from soft-tissue tension especially myofascial are discussed.\n\nTechni ques are drawn from osteopathy (J.P. Barrel) and Fascial Therapy (Goldstei n)\n\nPathways assessed and technique applied to include:\nSpine\, sciatic nerve\, tibial nerve\, peroneal nerve\, medial and lateral plantar nerves \, lumbar plexus\, inguinal canal\, femoral nerve\, lateral cutaneous nerv e and obturator nerve.\n[/spoiler]\n[spoiler title='How to book for this c ourse?']\nHow To Book This Course:\n• Step 1: Create an account\; regist er your details here or click on the 'My Profile' button on the top menu: we need your details in order to reserve your seat and email you the preli minary materials for the course - ps\; please note that registering your d etails does not book you onto the course - you need to follow step 2 below .\n\n• Step 2: Book your place\; Once you have registered your details\, come back to this DN webpage to submit your booking below and choose your payment method\; to book\, click on the Submit button below.\n\n• Step 3: Choose and make your payment method below\; Payment by Bank Transfer: I f you wish to pay via a bank transfer\, simply follow the payment details on the proforma invoice that has been emailed to you now that you have mad e your booking. Payment by PayPal or Credit Card: Click the "Buy Now" Payp al button above to pay via PayPal or Credit Card. You are now booked and w ill receive a confirmation email shortly!\n\n[/spoiler]\n\n[spoiler title= 'Course Times']\nLive stream time\; 8am - 11am South African times for all 8 modules\; - please check your own local times\n[/spoiler]\n\n \; ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/jpeg:https://club-physio.com/wp-content/uploads/pc-on line-laptop-notebook-free-icon-png-8.png CATEGORIES:Australian Courses,Brazilian Courses,Euro Courses,Fascia,Fascial Therapy courses,IFR Courses,India / UEA / Asia Courses,Manual Therapy,Massage Therapy,Myofascial Release,Neuro Fascial Mobilisation,Online Courses,Pelvis,Southern Africa Courses,UK / Ireland Courses,USA Courses END:VEVENT BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Africa/Johannesburg X-LIC-LOCATION:Africa/Johannesburg BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:20190514T080000 TZOFFSETFROM:+0200 TZOFFSETTO:+0200 TZNAME:SAST END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE END:VCALENDAR