Gghjhjh 2 Modules: Mod.1 4-‐5th July ; Mod.2 24-‐25th October 2015 Gianluca Rossetti, DC These modules will cover the essential steps to evaluate the overall function of the body, by taking into consideration certain dysfunctions that are often overlooked. Particular attention will be paid to the performance of the neuro-‐musculoskeletal system as a way to evaluate the overall body performance. A simple thorough examination will be explained, which will clearly reveal the functional level of the patient and the appropriate corrections and how to evaluate and correct locally but how to make an effective change globally. The course will reveal how to make specific adjustments based on the patient’s responses. Using functional analysis it will be shown how to monitor their progression and how certain routines of everyday living can affect body performance. Module 1 will emphasize the importance of a functional evaluation and on the development of muscle testing skills to be able detecting critical dysfunctional priorities to be corrected prior to the first adjustments. It will also be explained diagnostic challenges to specify spinal dysfunction/misalignment listings and other body dysfunctions. It will be explain ITR (Instantaneous Tension Release), a revolutionary technique to release soft tissue tensions. -‐ History taking and important relevant key questions for pointing out dysfunctional priorities. -‐
Simple ways to communicate our goals to the patients and the chiropractic functional approach. -‐
Motion Palpation and how to double-‐check your findings with muscle testing. -‐
Common sense approach to prioritise the adjustments and what to do before the adjustments. -‐
Functional Muscle Testing. It will be covered the principles of muscle testing and how to apply progressive challenges to the muscles, by increasing the difficulty of the test for being able to evaluate even the more hidden dysfunctions, which are often overlooked. -‐
What to do before any adjustment and how to reveal and deal with certain structural dysfunctions (scars, injuries, burns, etc.) often overlooked. -‐
Dysfunctions caused by metal, leather, cosmetics and other chemicals and the reason behind it. It will be explained the chemical reason why metals are dysfunctional for the body, supported by clinical evidence, evaluation of body performance and by the research in this field. -‐
Assessment of dysfunctions caused by scars and other abnormal soft tissue tensions. -‐
How to assess glasses and when to refer the patient to check their prescription. -‐
ITR -‐ INSTANTANEOUS TENSION RELEASE: “the soft tissue adjustment”. It is a revolutionary and effective way to release soft tissue tensions. The release is instantaneous you can feel the tissue changes under your finger. It is very effective to release scar tensions, contusions, surgical adhesions, nodules, muscle strain, ligament sprain, etc. It can be used wherever there is a soft tissue tension. A particular characteristic of the technique is an audible click as the tissue releases the tension, that is why “the soft tissue adjustment”. Module 2 will be more focus on the delivery of the adjustments and the corrections for the most common structural dysfunctions. -‐ X-‐rays, MRI and CT reading with an eye on function. -‐
Scars and other injuries treatment with ITR and other soft tissue techniques and Injury Recall Technique. -‐
Abdomen: soft tissue release technique and visceral manipulation. -‐
Management of shoulder, elbow wrist, knee and ankle dysfunctions and problems. -‐
How to assess glasses, correction of certain cranial dysfunctions and when to refer the patient to modify their correction. -‐
Management of TMJ, teeth problems and gum problems, and how to assess a byte of the patient. -‐
Feet and how to assess for feet orthotics. -‐
Dizziness – vertigo: a simple and effective correction. -‐
ITR – INSTANTANEOUS TENSION RELEASE: It will be covered the different applications of ITR technique. On scar tissues, contusions, over bonny parts, over the paraspinal muscles, on trigger points, lymphatic congestion, muscle strain, ligament sprain, and in other body parts. Each module will have 13 hours teaching time: Saturday 9:00-‐13:00 and 14:30-‐18:00 Sunday 9:00-‐12:30 and 14:00-‐16:00 for 13 CPD Each module has been accredited credits by the European Academy Of Chiropractic
Dates: -‐ Mod. 1 (4-‐5th July 2015) – Mod. 2 (24-‐25th October 2015) Investment Pricing per module: DCs: 1st Year Graduates: Re-‐taking the seminar: Students: 375 Euros before 1st June 2015 450 Euros from the 1st June 2015 300 Euros 225 Euros 100 Euros Registration: [email protected] ; tel. +4790402576 Number of places: The seminars will be limited to 20 participants. Location: Hotel Villa Aurora – Piazza Mino, 39 –Fiesole – Firenze – Italy Special rates for staying at the Hotel Villa Aurora for the participants: -‐ Standard Room: € 100 per night (n. 2 beds or double bed, breakfast, Wi-‐Fi, car park) -‐ Executive Room: € 140 per night (n. 2 beds or double bed, breakfast, Wi-‐Fi, car park) -‐ City Tax per person €3 per night. Reserve your place at the Hotel: Tel. +39 055 59363; E-‐mail: [email protected]