Microkinetics. Structural dysfunctions

Plan Workshop:

1. Anatomy and physiology of bone tissue;
2. Rationale for working with microkinetics techniques in tissues of mesodermal origin;
3. Microkinetic techniques and rules for their application;
4. Concept of typical and atypical structural dysfunction;
5. The principle of operation of microkinetic intraosseous techniques on tubular bones of the extremities;
6. Typical structural foot dysfunctions;
7. Release of the talus, calcaneus;
8. Typical structural dysfunctions of the pelvic bones;
9. Typical structural dysfunctions of the sacrum and sacrococcygeal joint;
10. Using microkinetic intraosseous techniques to relieve pain in the lumbar spine;
11. Typical structural hand dysfunctions;
12. Typical structural dysfunctions of the scapula;
13. Microkinetic intraosseous techniques in working out the acromioclavicular joint;
14. Structural dysfunctions of the chest;
15. Application of microkinetic techniques for working out dysfunctions of the anterior longitudinal ligament of the spine;
16. Typical structural dysfunctions of the cranium;
17. Typical structural dysfunctions of the facial skull.

The program recommended by the "Association of Massage Therapists"

The CPRM company provides for the duration of the seminar professional massage tables to consolidate acquired knowledge.

The CPRM company provides all consumables free of charge and equipment for practice in the center.