• Introduction to Integrative Manual Therapy

• Interface:  Essential touch and the barrier concept (physical and energetic)

• Clinical application of Fascial Fulcrums

• Transverse Fascial Mapping (physical and emotional level)

• Inhibitory Balance Testing: determining the priority

• 3D Fascial Fulcrum: the 3 lower diaphragms (pelvic/respiratory/thoracic inlet), Upper Quadrant, Upper and Lower Extremities 

• Articular Fascial Fulcrum: Upper and Lower Extremities,  C7-D1, D12-L1, L5-S1 junctions, anterior and posterior iliosacral joint, sacrum

• De-facilitation of the spinal cord, CO-C1, cranial base, inion

• Fascial Fulcrums for the dura mater: frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital, reciprocal tensión membranes of the falx and tentorium, filum terminale

• Neurofascial Fulcrums: Falx, Tentorium, spehnobasilar, speho-zygmotic

• Specific Fascial techniques: TMJ, hyoid complex, scars, patella, interosseous membranes, tendón counterstrain, muscle belly

• Diagnostic scans: 5x Longitudinal, 5x Transversal, skull, thorax, abdomen, pelvis

• Regulatory reflex points: fascial unwinding, plantar fascia, tendons, ligaments, cartilage, collagen, fibrin, conus medularis, bone bruise

• Neurofascial Process: introduction to somatoemotional: the physiological and emotional significance of the 15 “Process Centers”, protocols for Routes of Elimination,  Detoxification, Digestion and Immune system, Shock

• Lines of tensión and force vectors 

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