Fascial Manipulation®Stecco Method - Podiatry.

 Level 1b

This is the Onsite practical of 16 hours over 2 days. It brings together all the theory with and practical. Whilst predominantly practical it will contain lectures but no MCQ.

Learning Outcomes.

• At the conclusion of the whole course, the participant should be able to:Understand how the fascial system is formed, its interrelationship, mechanical function and dysfunction; the biomechanical model of Fascial Manipulation® and how Fascial Manipulation® may work; Assessment and treatment hypotheses;   (Knowledge)

• Utilise the Fascial Manipulation® assessment chart by asking the right questions which helps to switch to FM mode which is different to a previous outlook; understand and use Movement Verification and Centre of Coordination tests; form comparative palpation of a segments to determine the plane of treatment locations. (Analysis)

• Evaluate the quality of the localised fascial point (Centre of Coordination) through palpatory verification.  Employ movement coordination tests; differentiate between planes requiring treatment. (Evaluation)

• Determine a treatment strategy, be able to identify and palpate the CC of a segment(s) and determine  which Centres of Coordination requires treatment and how.  (Synthesis)