LEVEl 3 (HYBRID)

Program 3A on-line

THE TENSOSTRUCTURES: anatomy and physiology

• Basic principles of the internal fasciae: anatomy of the organ-fascial (o-f) unit – Carla
• Tensile structure: bio-mechanical model. Container and contents interactions – Antonio
• Physiology of the organ-fascial unit: the intra and extramural vegetative system (microscopic ganglia) – Carla
• Differences between locomotor system and internal dysfunction. Indications of treatment for o-f units – Antonio
• Filling FMID assessment chart – Antonio
• Local reflex pain: pain distribution along distal tensors – Carla

THE TENSOSTRUCTURES: clinical science

• Treatment of cervical tensile structure. Theoretical part – Antonio
• Treatment of the chest tensile structure. Theoretical part – Carla
• Treatment of lumbar tensile structure. Theoretical part – Antonio
• Treatment of pelvic tensile structure. Theoretical part – Carla
• Treatment of cephalic tensile structure. Theoretical part Antonio

THE APPARATUS: anatomy and physiology

• The apparatus-fascial sequences and catenary: anatomy of the inner fasciae analyzed in the longitudinal continuity. – Carla
• Physiology of the apparatus-fascial sequences: vegetative innervation of the visceral,
• vascular and glandular sequences.- Carla
• Engineering model of the catenary: catenaries of the trunk, pivot points of boundaries and tensors of the limbs – Antonio
• Distal reflex pain: pain distribution along the distal tensors – Carla

THE APPARATUS: clinical science

• Introduction and assessment of ARE – Carla
• Introduction and assessment of ADI Antonio
• Introduction and assessment of ACI Carla
• Introduction and assessment of AUN Antonio
• Introduction and assessment of AEN Carla
• Introduction and assessment of AHE Antonio
• Introduction and assessment of AFR, AMR, ACR Antonio

THE APPARATUS: palpation

• Introduction and assessment of ARE – Antonio
• Introduction and assessment of ADI – Antonio
• Introduction and assessment of ACI – Antonio
• Introduction and assessment of AUN – Antonio
• Introduction and assessment of AEN – Antonio
• Introduction and assessment of AHE Antonio
• Introduction and assessment of AFR, AMR, ACR Antonio

Program 3B on-site

Day 1

• 08.30-09.30 – Discussion and Q&A about the online lectures
• 09.30-10.30 –  Introduction to treatment of the catenaries + demonstration of global palpation verification PT
• 10.30-10.45 – Coffee Break
• 10.45-12.00 –  Global palpation verification: practical part
• 12.00-13.00 –  Respiratory Appartaus (ARE): demonstration
• 13.00-14.00 –  Lunch
• 14.00-15.00 – Respiratory Appartaus (ARE): practical part
• 15.00-16.00 – Digestive Apparatus (ADI): demonstration
• 16.00-16.15 – Coffee Break
• 16.15-16.45 – Digestive Apparatus (ADI): practical part
• 16.45-18.00 – Treatment of a clinical case and discussion with participants

Day 2

• 08.30-09.15 – Endocrine Apparatus (AEN): demonstration
• 09.15-09.45 – Hematopoietic Apparatus (AEN): practical part
• 09.45-10.30 – Hematopoietic Apparatus (AHE): demonstration
• 10.30-10.45 – Coffee Break
• 10.45-11.30 – Hematopoietic Apparatus (AHE): practical part
• 11.30-12.15 – Urinary Apparatus (AUN): demonstration
• 12.15-13.00 – Urinary Apparatus (AUN): practical part
• 13.00-14.00 – Lunch
• 14.00-14.45 – Circulatory Apparatus (ACI) demonstration
• 14.45-15.15 – Circulatory Apparatus (ACI) practical part
• 15.15-15.45 – Receptor Apparatus (AFR, AMR, ACR) demonstration
• 15.45-16.30 – Receptor Apparatus (AFR, AMR, ACR) practical part
• 16,30-16.45 – Coffee Break
• 16.55-18.00 – Summary of the apparatus

Day 3

• 08.30-10.30 – Assessment of participants (filling the chart, hypothesis formulation, palpation
• and treatment)
• 10.30-10.45 – Coffee Break
• 10.45-13.00 – Correction of charts and hypotheses, discussion of the case
• 13.00-14.00 – Lunch
• 14.00-16.00 – Assessment and treatment of participants/ external patients (filling the chart, hypothesis formulation, palpation and treatment)
• 16.00-16.30 – Discussion of the clinical case
• 16.30-16.45 – Coffee Break
• 16.45-17.30 – Summary of the apparatus
• 17.30-18.00 – Exam and review exam

Program 4A on-line

BASIC SCIENCE OF THE SUPERFICIAL FASCIA

• Welcome and course introduction – Antonio Stecco
• Anatomy of the superficial fascia – Carla Stecco
• Anatomy and physiolgy of the adipose tissue: the adipotomere Carla Stecco
• Anatomy and physiology of the lymphatic system: the lymphatomere – Carla Stecco
• Fascia entrapment neuropathy Carla Stecco

CLINICAL SCIENCE OF THE SUPERFICIAL FASCIA

• The quadrants – Antonio Stecco
• Evaluation and treatment of the adipotomere (Freschi) – Lorenzo Freschi
• Evaluation and treatment of the lymphatomere (Freschi) – Lorenzo Freschi
• Evaluation and treatment of the dermatomere – Antonio Stecco
• Videos of the manual techinques – Antonio Antonio

THE SYSTEMS

• The systems – Antonio Stecco
• The vegetative system: prevertebral and paravertebral ganglia – Carla Stecco
• The assessment chart of the system – Antonio Stecco
• The immunitary system – Lorenzo Freschi
• The metabolic system – Lorenzo Freschi
• Pain projected between systems – Carla Stecco
• Suggestions for treating SPS – Antonio Stecco

Program 4B on-site

Day 1

• 08.30-09.45 – Division of the quadrants. Practical part – Theory/Practical
• 09.45-10.30 – Palpation and training of the different manual skills
• 10.30-10.45 – Coffee Break
• 10.45-12.00 – Treatment of SLI demonstration Demo Practical
• 12.00-13.00 – Treatment of SLI practical part
• 13.00-14.00 – Lunch
• 14.00-15.00 – Treatment of SAM demonstration Demo Practical
• 15.00-16.00 – Treatment of SAM practical part
• 16.00-16.15 – Coffee Break
• 16.15-17.00 – Treatment of SCT practical demonstration (cutaneous nerves) – Demo Practical
• 17.00-18.00 – Treatment of the SCT practical part

Day 2

• 08.30-09.30 – Review of all modalities / procedures of palpation and treatment of the systems – Theory/Practical
• 09.30-10.30 – Assessment and palpation of colleagues (assessment chart, hypothesis, palpation)
• 10.30-10.45 –  Coffee Break
• 10.45-12.00 – Charts review and discussion
• 12.00-13.00 –  Treatment between participants
• 13.00-14.00 – Lunch
• 14.00-15.30 – Assessment, palpation and treatment of colleagues / external patients
• 15.30-16.00 – Charts review and discussion (part A)
• 16.00-16.15 – Coffee Break
• 16.15-17.00 –  Charts review and discussion (part B)
• 17.00-18.00 – Examination and revision