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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.sico.ch/event/integrated-osteopathic-appro
 ach-to-the-vagus-phrenic-and-splanchnic-nerves-58">Integrated Osteopathic 
 Approach to the Vagus\, Phrenic\, and Splanchnic Nerves</a>\nIntroduction 
 One of the keys to the art and science of osteopathy lies in the continuit
 y and coordination of neural input\, which supports fluid circulation\, he
 lps maintain hormonal balance\, and promotes the body’s natural ability 
 to self-regulate. In this course\, I will introduce an integrated approach
  based on choosing the appropriate method\, at the appropriate time\, with
  a clear and focused intention. The goal is to support the body’s natura
 l capacity to adapt and restore balance. This approach will specifically e
 xplore the dynamic relationships and functional interactions between the v
 agus\, phrenic\, and splanchnic nerves\, helping you better understand how
  their coordination influences overall physiological function and clinical
  outcomes. Course ObjectivesTo introduce precise and original manual techn
 iques aimed at assessing and optimising the pathways of the vagus\, phreni
 c\, and splanchnic nerves\, as well as their related plexuses.To develop r
 efined\, effective\, and safe fascial\, visceral\, viscero-somatic and som
 ato-visceral manipulation skills based on gentle and targeted approaches.T
 o acquire and refine palpatory skills through structured assessment method
 s\, including different palpation protocols (Protocol 1\, 2 and 3)To enhan
 ce clinical reasoning by improving your ability to integrate neurophysiolo
 gical concepts into hands-on practice.1)To provide you with practical tool
 s to design clear\, coherent\, and individualised treatment plans.To suppo
 rt a more confident\, efficient\, and enjoyable clinical practice\, both f
 or you and your patients. 1) © Claude Dufour – All rights reserved Prog
 ramme Day 1 – Pelvic Sphere and Lower Limbs Focus on lumbopelvic integra
 tion and lower extremity dynamics within a somatovisceral and viscero-soma
 tic perspective Day 2 – Lumbar Spine and Thoraco-Lumbar Junction Focus o
 n lumbar stability\, load transfer\, and abdominal-visceral [...]
DTSTAMP:20261029T185612Z
LOCATION:Campus3\, Haselstrasse 18b\, 5400 Baden\, Schweiz
SUMMARY:Integrated Osteopathic Approach to the Vagus\, Phrenic\, and Splanc
 hnic Nerves
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.sico.ch/event/integrated-
 osteopathic-approach-to-the-vagus-phrenic-and-splanchnic-nerves-58">Integr
 ated Osteopathic Approach to the Vagus\, Phrenic\, and Splanchnic Nerves</
 a>\nIntroduction One of the keys to the art and science of osteopathy lies
  in the continuity and coordination of neural input\, which supports fluid
  circulation\, helps maintain hormonal balance\, and promotes the body’s
  natural ability to self-regulate. In this course\, I will introduce an in
 tegrated approach based on choosing the appropriate method\, at the approp
 riate time\, with a clear and focused intention. The goal is to support th
 e body’s natural capacity to adapt and restore balance. This approach wi
 ll specifically explore the dynamic relationships and functional interacti
 ons between the vagus\, phrenic\, and splanchnic nerves\, helping you bett
 er understand how their coordination influences overall physiological func
 tion and clinical outcomes. Course ObjectivesTo introduce precise and orig
 inal manual techniques aimed at assessing and optimising the pathways of t
 he vagus\, phrenic\, and splanchnic nerves\, as well as their related plex
 uses.To develop refined\, effective\, and safe fascial\, visceral\, viscer
 o-somatic and somato-visceral manipulation skills based on gentle and targ
 eted approaches.To acquire and refine palpatory skills through structured 
 assessment methods\, including different palpation protocols (Protocol 1\,
  2 and 3)To enhance clinical reasoning by improving your ability to integr
 ate neurophysiological concepts into hands-on practice.1)To provide you wi
 th practical tools to design clear\, coherent\, and individualised treatme
 nt plans.To support a more confident\, efficient\, and enjoyable clinical 
 practice\, both for you and your patients. 1) © Claude Dufour – All rig
 hts reserved Programme Day 1 – Pelvic Sphere and Lower Limbs Focus on lu
 mbopelvic integration and lower extremity dynamics within a somatovisceral
  and viscero-somatic perspective Day 2 – Lumbar Spine and Thoraco-Lumbar
  Junction Focus on lumbar stability\, load transfer\, and abdominal-viscer
 al [...]
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