Theoretical and practical foundational knowledge

• The various types and layers of fascia and their significance in structural, functional, and integral anatomy

• The Effects of Gravity on the Human Body

• Fundamentals for Functional Myofascial for (Body Reading, Functional Movement Tests, Structural Listening)

Functional characteristics of the myofascial system

• Fascia as the most complex sensory organ

• Fascial Tension & Tensegrity

• Adaptability of the myofascial system

Treatment options for the following structures

• Structures of the neck (linea nuchae, trapezius, sternocleidomastoid)

• Thoracic structures (ventral thoracic opening, pectoralis major)

• Back structures (thoracolumbar fascia and erector spinae)

• Pelvic girdle and lower extremities (gluteus maximus, deep hip rotators, quadriceps, hamstrings, fascia cruris)

Specific treatment techniques

• Neck & Thorax

• Back

• Pelvic belt

• Lower extremity

• Understand the different types and layers of fascia and their significance in structural, functional, and integral anatomy

• Understand the effects of gravity on the human body

• Developing for fundamentals for functional myofascial for (body reading, functional movement tests, structural listening)

• Identify potential causes of functional disorders and restrictions in the myofascial system and their effects on the body

• Learn about the functional qualities of the myofascial system: Fascial tension & tensegrity / Fascia as a sensory organ / Adaptability

• Gain an overview of the myofascial treatment options for various structures

• Understand the theoretical foundations of lymphology, including the topographical and functional anatomy of the lymphatic system

• Physiological and pathophysiological conditions affecting blood and lymph vessels

• Fundamentals of Wound Healing and Wound Healing Disorders

• Incorporating Physical Edema Therapy into the Treatment of Exudative Edema

• Basics of compression therapy and relevant materials (pads, cotton bandages, short-stretch bandages, long-stretch bandages)

• Indications and Contraindications for Physical Edema for

• Basic Techniques of Manual Lymphatic Drainage and Targeted Assessment

• Specific treatment protocol for and post-surgical edema, as well as for and scars

• Proper application of compression bandages and effective implementation of compression therapy

• Be able to apply a solid understanding of anatomy and physiology in practice

• Professionally integrating post-traumatic and post-surgical edema into rehabilitation

• Accurately identify and distinguish between different types of edema through a targeted medical history, physical examination, and palpation

• Realistically assess the strengths and limitations of therapeutic interventions for patients with edema and adapt the approach competently

• Anatomy, Physiology, Biomechanics

• Conventional medical diagnosis of cranial nerve disorders

• Safety inspection

• Differentiated treatment of the 12 cranial nerves

• Participants will refresh their knowledge of anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics—with a focus on the cranial nerves, the cranium, and structures relevant to clinical practice

• learn how to perform a clinical examination of the cranial nerves according to conventional medical standards for the purpose of specific nerve identification and risk assessment

• understand the treatment approach that combines conventional medicine, osteopathy, Mobilisation of Nervous Structures®, and chiropractic

• recognize the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in cases involving cranial nerve symptom complexes

• define interfaces for collaboration with relevant professionals

• develop a professional diagnosis and treatment plan

Contents

• Systemic Considerations on Relationship Building

• Various communication models

• Elements of Nonviolent Communication according to Marshall Rosenberg

• Client Types According to Steve de Shazer

• Professional vs. Private Individual

• One's own space vs. someone else's space

• Raising Awareness for and Transference Phenomena

• Reflection on one's own behavior in an individual professional context

• Systemic techniques for and self-management

• Elements of body-oriented psychotherapy and constellation work

• Solution-focused supervision, if desired

Methods

• Theoretical insights

• Demonstrations

• Opportunities for self-reflection

• Small-group work

• Plenary discussion

• Physical exercises

• Case Discussions

• Participants explore personal issues and behaviors related to their own professional roles

• expand one's ability to respond to the other person's relationship and communication styles and to set appropriate boundaries

• learn about various theoretical and practical approaches and put them to the test

• discuss case studies submitted by participants and supervision-related issues