Course Description

In his view of the body, A.T. Still placed particular emphasis on visualization as a primary therapeutic focus. When we touch, palpation becomes the perception of vibrations, allowing us to reach places deep within the body that are connected to the environment.

Among the various levels we can access through our work, the emotional realm is an important intermediate stage; connected to the heart, it is an open gateway to joy.
In this course, we will learn ways to improve our communication within this complex body system, as well as our ability to access emotional components stored in the tissue layers: embryology, anatomy, extracellular matrix, autonomic and central nervous systems are tools to perceive vibrational foci as potentials, using synchronization, verbalization, and dialogue.

You will learn to “speak” to the body through internal and external dialogue; furthermore, you will learn how to use external vibrational anchors to increase the effectiveness of our work in the integration space-time continuum. With various techniques, we can access emotions and unleash the potential residing in our heart.

Under our hands, the emotional history – both dynamic and transformative – becomes the compost that nourishes our inner soil, allowing the healer to emerge in the biodynamic field, strengthening the immune system, and enabling us to delve deeper into places of joy.

This work will strengthen the continuity between our mind and the natural world around us, allowing us to better serve our clients. This three-day workshop is essentially practical.

By the end of the training, you should be able to:

• integrate the principles of neurosciences into osteopathic manual techniques in the biopsychosocial field
• manually assess the intuitive dimension of the patient’s perceptions in their entirety and in their environment
• perform a palpatory diagnosis incorporating a systemic approach
• develop a therapeutic protocol that includes a biopsychosocial approach in osteopathy
• integrate the biopsychosocial influences specific to each patient to optimize manual treatment.

Key topics:

• Dynamic Embryology
• Emotional Anatomy: Relational Structures
• Emotional Physiology
• Axes of the Body
• Osteopathic Principles Adapted to Emotions
• Paving the Way for Expression

Techniques:

• Dynamic Embryological Memories
• Dural tube and centerlines
• Extracellular Matrix and 7 Diaphragms
• Vibrational Levers and Full Body Palpation
• Hyoid Region and Boulevard of Expression
• Neutrality and Moments of Integration
• Verbalization and Dialogue in Syntonization
• Inner Peace and Joy

Some exercises can be performed by participants themselves and in nature.
Some treatments can also be performed on patients