MOVE 1

Duration: 2 days Course Manual provided. All about expanding the box, not jumping out of it. Taking the skills you possess and helping you to observe, understandand apply them in a new way. In order to do this, we need to bring your shared knowledge into the room and explore

• the latest fascia news and it's relationship to therapy,
• introduce muscle physiology,
• neurology
• and start to play with how our bodies acquire movement patterns and what shapes them through adaptation, environment and behaviour and not to be guided by the presentation of pain.

MOVE 2

Duration: 2 days MOVE 2 will assist you to measure and demonstrate functional improvements in the whole body by making small adjustments and connections with the foot and lower limb. This is a workshop environment where the asessment from MOVE 1 will be built into MOVE 2 as we progress our understanding of

• Torque
• Force
• Vectors
• Events
• Emotion
• Adaptive behaviour

MOVE 3

Duration: 2 Days Pre - Course 45 min video . Neurological Receptors and their roles 45 min video. Your hands - an orchestra in the making. "No one ever discovered anything new by colouring inside the lines" ~ Thomas Vasquez Now to really start playing! We've spotted the individual muscle function, the pair, the chain and the affects of ligaments on behaviour. Pain is a construct in the brain created to primarily protect you. MOVE 3 delves into neurology on a receptor level and its full application. Each receptor responds to a stimulus. A nociceptor ( Don't worry, you will learn what they are and what they do!) for example will create a withdraw response that was created as a physiological pattern. A golgi receptor will affect range of movement, stretch and muscle bahaviour. A pacini will repsond to pressure and vibration. If you itch you scratch. If you have pain you will often apply direct pressure to relieve. We naturally rub...stroke...slap...and do many other conscious/subconscious actions to change the outcome in the body and what we experience. If a receptor is over-stimulated we will put an opposite in, most of the time without realising what we are doing, to reduce the signal. We also "steal" help from elsewhere to adapt our function to complete to a standard teh action that has been requested. It is often only when this adaptation reaches overload that clients turn up in clinic. We can adapt our hands on work to understand

• Which receptor is causing the problem.
• Where it is located.
• What impact it is having on the physiology.
• What it is connected to.
• What hands on approach to take using your skills to positively affect the receptor and alter the signal.

Qualification & Prerequisites

A recognised hands on therapy qualification. A willingness to explore and learn.

Fee Structure

MOVE 1: £300 MOVE 2: £300 MOVE 3: £300 BUNDLE DEAL: £750