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URL:https://club-physio.com/courses/manual-therapy-at-the-tooth-level-cape
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SUMMARY:MANUAL THERAPY AT THE TOOTH LEVEL - Cape Town
DESCRIPTION:[spoiler title='Important Information']\nManual Therapy at the 
 Tooth Level - Cape Town\; with Colin Malval DO\nDates 2-4 November 2018\n
 \nCourse times. Day 1\; 1-7pm and days 2&amp\;3\; 8.30am-4.30pm\n\n[/spoil
 er]\n\n[spoiler title='Course material']\nMORE INFO\nManual Therapy at the
  Tooth Level\n\n\n\n\n\nVery often teeth and more precisely the tooth is s
 et aside from diagnosis.\n\nIs this due to a lack of knowledge in the fiel
 d? Lack of references\, work or research on the subject? Causes are plenty
 \, however manual therapy has a great potential to collaborate with profes
 sionals like dentists\, speech therapists or orthodontists.\n\nBased on a 
 many years of research and practice on dental osteopathy\, Colin Malval D.
 O.\, author of “​Stop Grinding your teeth\, a holistic approach of bru
 xism” ​offers his experience to conduct this class. Beyond the conside
 ration of the jaw alone\, we are now talking about the tooth. How to corre
 ct unbalanced posture\, how to treat headaches\, disturbed sleep\, chroniq
 ue back pain... by correcting mouth tension?\n\nIncorporating the dental d
 iagnosis can help you understand and treat your patient health and well be
 ing and get closer to the fundamental principle of Andrew T. Still: “​
 Unity of the body”​. Using very soft and subtle manipulation\, we can 
 adjust the tension on a single tooth hence on an entire body too.\n\nFrom 
 inexperienced manual therapy students to well experienced practitioners\, 
 this 2 day class gives you the keys to better understand and practice dent
 al manual practice in your clinic. A well educated sense of touch and basi
 cs on cranial movement are required to follow this course.\n\n\n\n\n\nDent
 al osteopathy has always been an interest for me. As part of my training a
 t the College International D'Ostéopathie (CIDO)\, Saint-Etienne\, France
 \, I developed a keen interest in working on my patient’s teeth\, adjust
 ing jaw tension\, and balancing people’s bite. I spent several years wor
 king and traveling around the world to deepen my knowledge of holistic and
  energetic medicine\, as well as dental care. I have gathered clinical exp
 erience in France\, Germany\, Belgium\, India and Canada. All of which has
  given me a comprehensive and ever-growing understanding of dental osteopa
 thy and health.\n\nAndré Mergui\, a French stomatologist\, was the first 
 to introduced me to dental osteopathy. The first step was to understand th
 e connection between the posture and the bite. André Mergui says\, “We 
 walk on our teeth”. He is speaking of the connection between our feet\, 
 posture and bite. In France\, I had the privilege of being mentored by Chr
 istine Perez\, a holistic dentist who teaches that teeth are very much ali
 ve. After moving to Canada I joined the Schecter dental office in Toronto.
  Together along with Dr. Michael Schecter\, DDS\, the team has been workin
 g hand in hand towards a better and more holistic dental care.\n\n\n\n\n\n
 First Day\n\n8:30am\n\nPresentation and introduction to the course Osteopa
 thic principles\nEmbryology and anatomy of the dental system\n\n9:45am​ 
 tea break\n\n10am\n\nNumerotation of the tooth Function of the tooth Postu
 rology and bite\n\n1pm​ Lunch break\n\n1.30pm\n\nObservation and posturo
 logy\nUnderstanding the relationship between\, the teeth\, the posture and
  feet position\n\n3pm​ tea break\n3:15pm\nTooth manipulation and guided 
 practice\, feeling and treating a tooth tension\n\n5pm​ End of the first
  day\n\nSecond Day\n\n8:30am Question answer about the previous day Indivi
 dual Practise of the previous day techniques\n\n10:30am Tea break\n\n10:45
 am Tooth function and tongue function Observing the saliva swallowing in a
  patient mouth\n\n1pm lunch break\n\n1:45pm Dental orthodontics\, differen
 t approach Mouth guards\n\n3 pm Tea break\n\n3:15pm Bite techniques\, guid
 ed practise Tooth and organ relationship Question answer\n5:00pm ​Closin
 g questions\, summary and conclusion\n5:30pm ​End of the 2 day course\n\
 nFeedback from two attendees of JOPA course taught by Malval D.O. in Septe
 mber\, 2017\n\n“I have always felt that the part around your teeth is al
 so important when you observe your patient’s body as a whole. Nonetheles
 s I had never had a chance to learn about the area properly. Then I receiv
 ed the brochure on the course I have taken this time. The impact your teet
 h give to your posture is much greater than I thought. I was really impres
 sed by the change of your body after your body was released. I struggled w
 ith detecting mobility of teeth at first. But gradually I gained my confid
 ence in my treatment having practiced many times on different practice par
 tners. I have re-acknowledged that teeth form an important part of your bo
 dy as it relates to swallowing and phonation as well. I am very grateful t
 o Malval D.O. and the translator\, Mr. Nohara for the special two days’ 
 course.”\n\n“I often see patients who have problem with their teeth so
  I decided to take this course. I was able to learn about teeth from the p
 erspective of anatomy and embryology so I could master the mobility of tee
 th and get proper response. I assume it will take a lot of experience to m
 aster this completely but I would like to try from tomorrow at my clinical
  work what I have learnt during the course. I would like to participate in
  the next stage of this course\, if any. Thank you very much.”\n\nClick 
 on the link to watch the feedback of Guy Ashburner who attend the Manual 
 therapy at the tooth level in Cape Town:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v
 =AXgCR7b9qsM\n\n[/spoiler]\n\n[spoiler title='How to book for this course?
 ']\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nHow To Book This Course:\n\n• Step 1: Crea
 te an account\; register your details here or click on the 'Members Area' 
 button on the top menu: we need your details in order to reserve your seat
  and email you the preliminary materials for the course - ps\; please note
  that registering your details does not book you onto the course - you nee
 d to follow step 2 below.\n\n• Step 2: Book your place\; Once you have r
 egistered your details\, come back to this course webpage to submit your 
 booking below and choose your payment method\; to book\, click on the Subm
 it button below.\n\n• Step 3: Choose and make your payment method below\
 ; Payment by Bank Transfer: If you wish to pay via a bank transfer\, simpl
 y follow the payment details on the proforma invoice that has been emailed
  to you now that you have made your booking. Payment by PayPal or Credit C
 ard: Click the "Buy Now" Paypal button above to pay via PayPal or Credit C
 ard. You are now booked and will receive a confirmation email shortly!\n\n
 [/spoiler]\n\n[spoiler title='Course Times']\nView the course times:\n\n 	
 Course times. Day 1\; 1-7pm and days 2&amp\;3\; 8.30am-4.30pm\n\n\n\n\n\n&
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CATEGORIES:Dental manual therapy,Headaches,Manual Therapy,Pain
 Management,Southern Africa Courses,TMJ
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