FORMATION – INTERNAL FASCIAL CHAINS AND THEIR CONTENTS IN FLORENCE

The course is divided into 6 three-day modules
During these seminars, internal fascial chains and their correlations with superficial fascial chains and cranial and peripheral nerves will be discussed.

The seminars include three areas of focus: the theoretical-practical aspect of the correlations of the internal fascial system, the theoretical-manipulative aspect of the CNS and the theoretical-manipulative aspect of the visceral system.

During the course, a global reading of the body will be taught, interweaving Craniosacral Osteopathy, Visceral Osteopathy, Structural Osteopathy and Fascial Osteopathy in order to understand the global physiology of the body.

The aim of the course is to understand how every action (many like to say technique) that we use on the patient intervenes on the fascial system, on the peripheral nervous system, on the neuro-vegetative system, on the vascular system, on the endocrine system, on the musculoskeletal system, on the pressure aspect of the cavities, on the excretory and also on the emotional aspect. The acquisition of the knowledge described above and its integrated use will help the trainee in daily clinical activity.

The intent of this training is to propose seminars with a new training path, both from a philosophical and scientific point of view, for the creation of a new osteopathic identity of the therapist.

Minimum Requirements for Participation Diploma in Osteopathy. The course has a maximum of 20 students. In case of conceptual difficulties of the participants, the seminars will be integrated with webinars.

TRAINING AND TEACHING

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

From 2012 to 2023 he was a lecturer and head of fascial matter for the OSCE School of Osteopathy in Bologna

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.

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.

In 1993 he graduated in Massage Physiotherapy, a title equivalent to the Degree in Physiotherapy.

The superficial and internal fascial system, the difference in physiology between fascial and muscle chains.

The cushioning areas and their functions. Superficial and internal fascial chains. Reflections on the excretory organs.

Anatomy and physiology of Cranial Nerves and related methods of manual treatment of dysfunctions. Differentiation between dysfunction of the nerve along the pathway or of the nucleus itself.

The physiology of the Eye and its correlations with the superficial chains. Cranial correlations with superficial fascial chains.

Treatment of cranial oculomotor nerves and optic nerve. Treatment of TMJ and correlations of the superficial and internal fascial system.

The brain and cerebral cortexes: anatomical notes and related techniques for correcting dysfunctions of the lobes of the cortex.

The cerebellum: anatomical notes and related techniques for the correction of dysfunctions, correlations with the posterior fascial chains and with the balance system.

Language and its physiology and its manipulative treatment. Cranial nerves in the neck and related manual treatment methods. The vascularity of the neck and the importance of its treatment.

Anatomy and physiology of the Pharynx and Larynx and related manual treatment methods. Anatomy and physiology of the Trachea and Esophagus and practical part.

The rib cage and its joint physiology, considerations on the importance of its contents. Anatomy and physiology: of the Pleura, Lungs and Bronchi and related manual treatment methods. Fluidic rebalancing techniques of the anterior neck and lungs.

The Brachial Plexus and its correlations with superficial and internal fascial chains, related manipulation techniques. The Brachial Plexus and its correlations with superficial and internal fascial chains, related manipulation techniques. Thoracic correlations with superficial fascial chains and internal fascial chains.

The Brachial Plexus and its correlations with superficial and internal fascial chains, related manipulation techniques. The Brachial Plexus and its correlations with superficial and internal fascial chains, related manipulation techniques. Thoracic correlations with superficial fascial chains and internal fascial chains.

Anatomy and physiology of the Mediastinal, related techniques of fluid manipulation and rebalancing.

Anatomy and physiology of the peritoneal organs that have a direct relationship with the diaphragm and techniques of manual treatment and rebalancing of fluids. Fascial correlations with surface chains.

The arterial system of the abdomen and its systemic diagnosis and treatment.

Anatomy and physiology of the Small Intestine and its correlations with superficial chains and manipulative treatment and fluid rebalancing.

Anatomy and physiology of the Fatty Intestine and related manual techniques and fluid rebalancing. Nutritional, phytotherapeutic and emotional considerations related to the abdomen. Abdominal correlations with superficial fascial chains.

Review of the classical physiology of the sacrum, treatment techniques.

Anatomy and physiology of the Kidney and Bladder and related manual treatment and fluid rebalancing.

Anatomy and physiology of male and female reproductive organs and related manual treatment and fluid rebalancing.

The Sciatic and Sacral Plexus and its treatment. Correlations of the organs of the pelvis with the superficial fascial chains and the lumbosacral plexus.