Sections in this lesson* Introduction – Ranchos Los Amigos terminology Front view and side view of gait Anterior oblique subssystem Primary and secondary synergists Antagonists Example of a painful abductor Download audio
This final lesson includes: Treatment of the different acupuncture points which address and support the Qi of the liver and gallbladder and the related meridians. The points will be shown and defined first anatomically with the help of graphics followed by demonstrations on the body. https://vimeo.com/415525657 Download audio
This lesson looks at: Demonstration of how to perform a Bowen move on an acupuncture point, how to determine the direction of the move and how to control dosage and intensity of the stimulation. With graphics and demonstration. https://vimeo.com/415176664 Download audio
Bowen moves in combination with acupuncture points Division of body areas Advantages of this approach Yin / yang relations Wei Qi The five elements https://vimeo.com/414752618 Download audio
Question Recap Vocabulary Planes of motion Evaluation assessment technique Fascia and temporal medicine Palpatory assessment technique Interosseous technique https://vimeo.com/408138968 Download audio
Inner cosmos Take-aways from session 1 Monosynaptic Reflex How are we informed by tensegrity Framing, Perception and Hierarchy Breathing pattern disorders Assessment strategies Using ground reaction force Foundation of breath Neuromuscular and osseofascial techniques Download handout https://vimeo.com/406124421 Download audio
Introduction History The term “assessment” The body’s requirements Pain Myofascial release? What does anatomy teach us Breath The Zink Technique What is a barrier Paradoxical breathing Q & A Download handout https://vimeo.com/403288213 Download audio
Through description, demonstration, and exercises, Nick conveys the difference between full and empty speech and how to develop a sense of what is needed in order to speak from our embodiment. https://vimeo.com/610183453 Download audio
The meaning that clients/patients ascribe to their Pain affects their perception of it. Meaning the client ascribes to their pain and how this affects their perception of it Meaning derived from biological, psychological and social cues and these cues can be positively influenced by specific behaviors and skills from their manual therapist Small group Discussions …
General standards and guidelines before, during and after treatment Risks, cautions and contraindications in myofascial trigger point treatment Hands-on assessments to locate the myofascial trigger point Therapeutic interventions to effectively treat myofascial trigger points https://vimeo.com/442861413 Download audio
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