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EVENING COURSES AND LECTURES 2013
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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: 17 Jan 13
HOW TO TREAT: CHRONIC LOWER BACK PAIN
Prof. Eyal Lederman
Date: 31 Jan 13
HOW TO TREAT: TRAPEZIUS MYALGIA AND CHRONIC NECK PAIN
Prof. Eyal Lederman
Date: 7 Feb 13
HOW TO TREAT: FROZEN SHOULDER
Prof. Eyal Lederman
Date: 23 May 13
HOW TO TREAT: TENNIS ELBOW
Prof. Eyal Lederman
Date: 13 Jun 13
HOW TO TREAT: WHIPLASH INJURIES
Prof. Eyal Lederman
Date: 24 Oct 13
HOW TO TREAT: IMPINGEMENT SYNDROME OF THE SHOULDER
Prof. Eyal Lederman
Date: 21 Nov 13
CPD hours: 2 each course • cost: £35 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".
THE EFFECT OF AGEING ON MUSCLE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION: IMPLICATIONS TO PHYSICAL THERAPIES
Prof. Geoffrey Goldspink
In this lecture Prof Goldspink will explore the physiological and functional changes that occur in skeletal muscles
during aging and their implications for health and function. There will be a discussion of the role physical therapy
and exercise play in minimizing these negative changes and in recovering functionality in the elderly.
Date: 24 Jan 13
CPD hours: 2 • cost: £20
Geoffrey Goldspink has been Professor of Anatomy and Developmental Biology, and Chairman of Division of Basic Medical Sciences at The Royal Free Hospital and UC Medical School. He is still involved in researching the adaptive cellular response of muscle tissue to mechanical and chemical signals
WORKING WITH SCOLIOSIS FROM A FASCIA-ORIENTED PERSPECTIVE
Dr. Robert Schleip
Many cases of scoliosis can be significantly improved with the support of specific myofascial therapy.
This seminar will review the current research evidence concerning possible driving factors behind this condition and
discuss different fascia-oriented therapeutic strategies.
The final half hour will be devoted to practical teaching of three hands-on working techniques of related manual
myofascial mobilization.
Further Youtube video links:
Interview with Dr. Robert Schleip
Fascia Research
www.fasciaresearch.de
www.somatics.de
Date: 4 Oct 13
CPD hours: 2 • cost: £55
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.
INTRODUCTION TO INTEGRATED MYOFASCIAL RELEASE
Rachel Fairweather and Meghan Mari
Fascia is the buzz word of the moment in manual and physical therapies. Adding myofascial techniques to your skill set can often be
the missing link in the treatment of complex and chronic pain conditions including low back pain, sports injuries, fibromyalgia,
and ongoing pain from accident, injury or emotional trauma.
These versatile skills can be used as a stand -alone technique or incorporated into your existing bodywork practice.
This practical workshop will explore the major approaches to working with fascia including direct methods derived from Rolfing/ structural integration and indirect methods.
Suitable for all manual therapists including osteopaths, physios, chiropractors, acupuncturists and massage therapists.
Date: 21 Nov 13
CPD hours: 2 • cost: £35
The course will be run by Rachel Fairweather and Meghan Mari, Directors of Jing Institute of Advanced Massage, are renowned for their interactive and engaging teaching style – this workshop is not to be missed!
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