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EVENING COURSES
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HOW TO TREAT
Prof. Eyal Lederman
These lectures are highly practical workshops designed to teach the theory and the management of common conditions seen in clinic. There will be discussion of the aetiology of the conditions and the related underlying physiological and neurological processes as well as psychological-behavioural aspects of the conditions. The participants will learn to develop treatment strategies / management specific to these conditions which will include different manual therapy and exercise approaches. There will be plenty of time during the workshops for demonstration and practice of specific techniques and exercise.
Each course is self-standing. Enrolment can be made to one or several of the courses.
HOW TO TREAT: ACUTE DISC / LOWER BACK PAIN
Prof. Eyal Lederman
Date: 21 Jan 10
HOW TO TREAT: CHRONIC LOWER BACK PAIN
Prof. Eyal Lederman
Date: 18 Feb 10
HOW TO TREAT: TRAPEZIUS MYALGIA AND CHRONIC NECK PAIN
Prof. Eyal Lederman
Date: 18 March 10
HOW TO TREAT: FROZEN SHOULDER
Prof. Eyal Lederman
Date: 20 May 10
HOW TO TREAT: TENNIS ELBOW
Prof. Eyal Lederman
Date: 30 Sept 10
HOW TO TREAT: WHIPLASH INJURIES
Prof. Eyal Lederman
Date: 28 Oct 10
HOW TO TREAT: IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME OF THE SHOULDER
Prof. Eyal Lederman
Date: 25 Nov 10
CPD hours: 3 each course
Prof. Eyal Lederman has been practising osteopathy for seventeen years and involved in researching and teaching the scientific basis of
osteopathic technique. He is a leading expert in the physiology, neurology and psychology of manual therapy. Eyal has been developing
new approaches in osteopathy in the area of Harmonic Technique and Neuromuscular Re-abilitation. He is the author of several articles
about manual therapy, and is the author of the the author of the three books "Harmonic Technique", "Fundamentals of Manual Therapy" and "The Science and Practice of Manual Therapy".
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OSTEOPATHIC TECHNIQUE MASTERCLASS
David Tatton
In these two masterclass sessions the participants will be able to revise, develop and practise their manual skills and their clinical application under the guidance of David Tatton, a leading osteopath and technique tutor. The two practical workshops will look at different areas of the body.
Each course is self-standing and enrolment can be made to one or both of the workshops.
OSTEOPATHIC TECHNIQUE MASTERCLASS: UPPER BODY
David Tatton
Date: 4 Feb 10
OSTEOPATHIC TECHNIQUE MASTERCLASS: LOWER BODY
David Tatton
Date: 20 May 10
CPD hours: 3 each course
David Tatton has been practising osteopathy for twenty years. He has been a senior lecturer in osteopathic technique at the British School of Osteopathy, organising the fourth year osteopathic technique studies. He teaches osteopathic technique in the UK and Europe.
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RHYTHMS WITHIN RHYTHMS - AN EXPLORATION OF BIODYNAMIC PRACTICE
Michael Kern
This course will provide an overview of the "Primary Respiratory System" and outline the different tides or rhythms that are often observed by biodynamic craniosacral practitioners. It will also explore the perceptual and palpatory skills that can be developed to tune into these subtle motions. In the practical part of the workshop the participants will have an opportunity to explore these rhythms at the tables.
Date: 25 Feb 10
CPD hours: 3
Michael Kern is a Craniosacral Therapist, Osteopath and Naturopath with a practice in London. He has been teaching Craniosacral Therapy since 1987 and is a leading international exponent of the biodynamic approach, currently running courses in the UK and abroad. He is founder of the Craniosacral Therapy Educational Trust, a senior tutor for the College of Osteopaths, the International Cranial Association, the Centre for Professional Development in Osteopathy and the University of Westminster in London. He is also author of the book 'Wisdom In The Body - The Craniosacral Approach To Essential Health', which is now translated into several languages.
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CLINIC REASONING USING CASE SCENARIOS
Dr. Massud Wasel
Would you like to be able to discuss difficult / complicated clinical cases with an experienced therapist? This supervision/workshop is an opportunity for participants to bring case histories and discuss them in a group setting under the supervision of Dr. Wasel. The supervision aims to help the participants develop their clinical analysis / reasoning and enable them to formulate a comprehensive diagnosis and make an appropriate management plan.
CLINIC REASONING USING CASE SCENARIOS
Dr. Massud Wasel
Date: 28 Oct 10
CPD hours: 3 each course
Dr. Massud Wasel is a registered osteopath, in addition he is a medical doctor in Ear, Nose and Throat (E.N.T) disease and Accident and Emergency (A&E) medicine. He has worked in Higher Education since 1986 in the U.K and abroad. He currently lectures osteopaths in ENT (anatomy, physiology of sound, pathology and osteopathic and medical treatment,
A&E (acute major and minor conditions); osteopathic approach of differential diagnosis; general medicine; clinical pharmacology; clinical examination of respiratory, cardiovascular, abdominal, endocrine, ENT, musculoskeletal system with special tests and nervous system.
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FASCIA RESEARCH: WHAT'S NEW AND RELEVANT FOR MANUAL THERAPISTS?
Dr. Robert Schleip
After at least 3 decades of severe neglect, fascia has recently entered main medical research as a goldmine for discoveries. During the last few years it became clear, that fascial tissues play a major role in force transmission as well as in proprioception and nociception. This talk will summarize the key elements from the 1st Fascia Research Congress (Harvard Med. School, 2007) and the 2nd congress in Amsterdam (2009) and will also highlight current research directions and preliminary findings. The relevance of these new insights will be emphasised for manual as well as movement therapy.
Youtube video links:
Interview with Dr. Robert Schleip
Facia Research
www.fasciaresearch.de
www.somatics.de
Date: 23 Nov 10
CPD hours: 3
Dr. Robert Schleip has been a Rolfing- as well as Feldenkrais Teacher since over 20 years. He directs the Fascia Research Laboratory at Ulm University in Germany, and is also Research Director of the European Rolfing Association. His research findings on the active contractile properties of human fasciae have been awarded with the Vladimir Janda Award for Musculoskeleteal Medicine in 2006.
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