540,00 €
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Cervicogenic disorders (neck pain, headaches, tinnitus, dizziness) are a common reason for patients to see a therapist. This course aims to deepen osteopaths’ knowledge of cervicogenic disorders. Participants should be enabled to treat patients with complex courses of disease who have previously been treated by various therapists without success. The current literature on chronic neck pain, cervicogenic headaches and cervicogenic dizziness is presented and practical references are made. The pathophysiology, epidemiology, semiology and differential diagnosis of these disorders are also discussed. From a clinical perspective, the course teaches how this knowledge can be applied in practice preventively, curatively and palliatively – taking into account the limited scope of practice of osteopaths.
Advanced volumetric techniques:
The advanced volumetric techniques describe the “know-how” developed by Joseph Gill-Lussier D.O. for complex cases. The techniques are based on the principles of Robert Rousse and show influences from Becker, Hoover and Arbuckle. The clinical approach requires a tissue dialogue and the involvement of the whole person with the aim of normalizing the cervical neurological problem. On the one hand, neuromechanical aspects such as the modifying influence of peripheral manipulations on the activity of the central nervous system are considered. On the other hand, treatment in this approach is characterized by patient education, self-efficacy and the biopsychosocial model. This approach is known to treat complex cases better in the clinic.
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Course fee
586,80 €
Course fee
1.765,00 €
Course fee
1.765,00 €