Course duration: 9 days (organized in 3 seminars)
Course fee: €1400
– 20% discount for registrations within 60 days of the start date
– 10% discount for registrations within 30 days
ECM credits: 50
Instructor: Dr. Marco De Matteis, physiotherapist and osteopath
Edenred Ticket Welfare vouchers accepted
Eligible healthcare professionals:
– Physiotherapists
– Physical medicine and rehabilitation physicians
– Osteopaths
– Occupational therapists
– Pediatric neuro and psychomotor therapists (TNPEE)
– Massage therapists with recognized healthcare training
✔ Visceral–Musculoskeletal Integration
You will understand how the visceral and musculoskeletal systems interact, both biomechanically and via the autonomic nervous system.
✔ Assessment of Visceral Dysfunctions
You will learn how to recognize and treat visceral myofascial dysfunctions, taking into account the relationships between:
• Adjacent organs
• Related musculoskeletal structures
• Direct and indirect neurological connections
✔ Posture and Muscular Chains
You will learn to include the visceral chain within postural reasoning and muscular chain dynamics.
✔ Comprehensive Assessment Approach
You will acquire a method that starts with postural observation and continues with:
• Palpatory testing
• Mobility testing
• Functional clinical tests
✔ Specific Manual Techniques
You will learn visceral, autonomic, and structural normalization techniques for functionally related regions.
This 9-day course is organized into 3 seminars and provides a complete theoretical and practical skillset with immediate clinical applicability. It is intended for healthcare professionals who focus on postural assessment and manual therapy.
The course is a valuable tool for the rehabilitation of dysmorphic conditions, the treatment of musculoskeletal symptoms of visceral origin, and the management of functional disorders of the digestive and urogenital systems—that is, dysfunctions not explained by organic pathology.
You will gain a solid understanding of the mechanisms through which the visceral and musculoskeletal systems influence one another. You will learn to assess and treat visceral tissue dysfunctions and restricted mobility—both in relation to adjacent organs and to the musculoskeletal structures connected through direct or indirect neural pathways.
You will learn to include the visceral chain within the broader dynamics of muscular chains, using an evaluation method that begins with postural observation and progresses through palpatory, clinical, and mobility testing. Treatment includes specific techniques for visceral, autonomic, and structural normalization of interconnected regions.
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