SEMINAR – VISION AND OSTEOPATHY IN FLORENCE

The seminar deals with the problems of both functional and pathological vision of the eye, during the training we will try to improve the adaptability of the visual system, intervening on eye movements and circulation. But also on the cranial nerves as well as on the visual areas and other brain areas that work in vision. The methods taught during the seminar will be very different from the craniosacral techniques, they will be addressed to the intracranial content. Fascial correlations to eye muscle dysfunctions will also be treated.

TRAINING AND TEACHING

Since 2023 he has been a member of the Order of Florence FNOFI n° 156.

Since 2018 he has been registered with the TSRM Order as a Physiotherapist of Florence n°161.

In 2016 he was a lecturer in Osteopathy in the Master’s Degree “Integrated Clinical Posturology in Developmental Age” at the University of Brescia.

In 2015 he was a lecturer in Fascial Osteopathy for the Asociatia Pentru Cercetare si Train in Osteopathies Romania

Since 2012 he has been a lecturer and head of fascial matter for the OSCE School of Osteopathy in Bologna.

From 2012 to 2017 he was Professor of Osteopathy at the University Master “Complementary Medicine and Integrated Therapies” Faculty of Medicine University of Siena.

From 2010 to 2012 he taught at the CRESO School of Osteopathy and held post-graduate seminars on Osteopathy in the visceral field.

Since 2007 he has been registered in the Osteopathic Register of Italy, registration card no. 835 Rome It.

Since 2006 he has been holding seminars for Fisiogym s.r.l Provider n° 2976 of the Ministry of Health.

In 2001 he completed the training of the Franco-Italian School of Osteopathic Manual Therapy.

His education and teaching experience: in 1993 he graduated in Massage Physiotherapy, a title equivalent to the Degree in Physiotherapy.

Program.

• Anatomy and physiology of the eye.
• Eye movements and fascial correlations.
• Dysfunctions of eye movements: strabismus, phoria and saccadic movements.
• The dominant eye.
• The dysfunctions of the small wing of the sphenoid and the ring of Zinn.
• Rebalancing of cranial fluids.
• A new concept of doing manual therapy on the skull.
• The cerebellum and its correlations on eye movement and fascial chains.
• Torsion of the brain and its cognitive and fascial chain features.
• Brain stem and the nuclei of vision-related nerves.
• The optic nerve, its dysfunctions and correlations with the circulation of the eye and the movements of the eye
• Optical chrism and striated air.
• The visual areas of the occipital lobe. Considerations for their functions.
• The thalamus is the information clearing center of the central nervous system.
• The frontal areas and the relationship with the physiology of the eye.
• The occipital and frontal ocular field.
• Area 22.
• It woos premotor and parietal motor.
• Corpus callosum.
• The adaptation of the eyelid, compensatory to vision or determined by other causes.
• Tears and tear glands and their drainage.
• Considerations of vision disturbances on cognitive and motor coordination.
• Application of techniques on ASD problems.
• Application of techniques on competitive sports performance.
• The most common eye diseases.
• Eyewear considerations.