Fascial Manipulation®Stecco Method - Podiatry.
Level 2b
This is the Onsite practical of 16 hours, over 2 days. Whilst predominantly practical it will contain lectures but no MCQ.
Learning Outcomes
At the conclusion of the course, the participant should be able to:
- Understand the role of retinacula in proprioception and pain. (knowlege)
- Differentiate between spiral and diagonal motor disorders thanks to the assessment process. (Analysis)
- Define a correct treatment strategy to restore the biomechanics of the human body. (Synthesis)
- Evaluate the quality of the retinacula through palpatory verification and treat the appropriate points (Center of Fusions) restoring the gliding of the retinacula. (Evaluation)
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Dates and Costs for 2027
Venue: To be confirmed.
LEVEL 4: 27-28 Feb (this is provisional)
LEVEL 1: 13-14 March (practical)
LEVEL 2: 19-20 June (practical)
MASTERCLASS: 4 June (this is provisional)
Cost: £1600
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Please note, training levels are progressive as Level 1, 2.
Masterclass can only be undertaken once you have passed level 2.
It is hoped to provide a further course, specific to working with superficial fascia but this is to be determined.
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Fascial Manipulation Stecco Course Testimonials
A fantastic course….already helped our patients…thank you Ian for introducing myself and the team to FM.
Mr Ben H.
It was a privilege to attend the level 1 course….a lot to learn in the 4 days….took Antonio Stecco’s advice and started with it on the Monday…..since then been amazed at how this technique augments treatment approaches
Mr Iain J.
I find the joint mobilisation and fascial manipulation techniques to be an overall part of my assessment……From a surgical perspective the techniques have resulted in many patients not having to undergo surgical procedures as well as managing post-operative complications resulting from abnormal gait patterns.
Dr. Mark P.