Karen Kirkness: Five Filaments in Practice
Spirality in nature is everywhere we look, and resides in every movement we make. Nature’sdance through the music and mathematics of form leave patterns in nature that providenatural constraints, and in life we find it arising in complexity. Spiral constraints inform andinfuse every movement we make through filamentous tissue. Join Karen in a practicalworkshop exploring…
Tracey Mellor -10 minute movement session
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Robert Schleip: Tissue or brain response: How much of our treatment response involves the local tissue, and how often is it more the response of the central nervous system?
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Owen Lewis: Palpation, Perception and Philosophy in clinical practice
I don’t know enough. What did I miss? And who am I to try and make a change anyway? Our clinical reality is the battle with these inner demons of uncertainty. During this talk we explore how uncertainty is actually necessary for excellence.Learn to use philosophy as a practical clinical guide in this informative and…
Fabiana Silva: Manual Therapy with a look beyond pain
Fabiana will bring the clinical application of manual therapy with a perspective based on literature, focusing on its systemic effects in different dysfunctions. Objectives: to develop reasoning, bringing knowledge about the types of receptors in skin and fascia, about the possibilities of touches together with different stimuli such as deep breathing, foam rollers, balls, movement….
Ana Barretxeguren: The integral rhythm of the visceral cave; immersive techniques from the Moving Fascia® method
This workshop will explore the tensile continuum between the cavities of the trunk and the internal organs and consider the relationship with the autonomic nervous system. Through a combination of presentation, somatic enquiry and movement from the Moving Fascia® method we will focus on ways to enhance interoception, support self-regulation and restore visceral rhythm. •…