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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.sico.ch/event/an-integrative-approach-to-l
 ymphatics-and-fluid-dynamics-in-osteopathy-66">An Integrative Approach to 
 Lymphatics and Fluid Dynamics in Osteopathy</a>\nIntroduction This three-d
 ay postgraduate course is open to osteopaths (D.O.). It draws primarily on
  Claudes 34 years of clinical practice and on the contributions of osteopa
 ths he has had the privilege of learning from\, including Philippe Druelle
 \, D.O.\, Denise Dufresne\, D.O.\, and Pierrette Cyr\, D.O. One of the gui
 ding principles of osteopathy is the importance of the internal environmen
 t—the “biological soup”—in which cells function. Fluid circulation
 \, vasomotion\, and pressure relationships contribute to cellular exchange
 \, tissue nutrition\, metabolism\, and immune function. He is pleased to i
 ntroduce an integrative approach guided by the selection of an appropriate
  technique\, at the right time\, with a clear therapeutic intention\, to s
 upport the body’s capacity for self-regulation. Self-care exercises will
  also be taught to encourage patients’ autonomy. The course will explore
  the differential assessment of myofascial\, structural\, visceral\, dural
 \, vascular\, neural\, and fluid-related dysfunctions\, and their relevanc
 e to osteopathic treatment planning. Through clinical reasoning\, practica
 l demonstrations\, and supervised practice\, participants will develop too
 ls to build coherent\, individualized treatment plans centered on each pat
 ient’s needs. Programme Day 1 – Assessment Methodology and the Cranial
  and Cervical RegionsFoundations and assessmentCranial and cervical techni
 ques Day 2 – The Thorax and Abdomen Day 3 – The Lower Extremities and 
 Clinical IntegrationLower-extremity techniquesAdditional techniques and cl
 inical integration Information about the course instructor Claude Dufour\,
  D.O.\, is teaching at several campuses in Canada\, Germany and Switzerlan
 d. Over the past several years\, his clinical and academic interests have 
 focused on the interrelationships between the various mechanisms of health
 \, including neuro-psycho-immuno-endocrinology\, as well as the [...]
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LOCATION:Campus3\, Haselstrasse 18b\, 5400 Baden\, Schweiz
SUMMARY:An Integrative Approach to Lymphatics and Fluid Dynamics in Osteopa
 thy
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.sico.ch/event/an-integrat
 ive-approach-to-lymphatics-and-fluid-dynamics-in-osteopathy-66">An Integra
 tive Approach to Lymphatics and Fluid Dynamics in Osteopathy</a>\nIntroduc
 tion This three-day postgraduate course is open to osteopaths (D.O.). It d
 raws primarily on Claudes 34 years of clinical practice and on the contrib
 utions of osteopaths he has had the privilege of learning from\, including
  Philippe Druelle\, D.O.\, Denise Dufresne\, D.O.\, and Pierrette Cyr\, D.
 O. One of the guiding principles of osteopathy is the importance of the in
 ternal environment—the “biological soup”—in which cells function. 
 Fluid circulation\, vasomotion\, and pressure relationships contribute to 
 cellular exchange\, tissue nutrition\, metabolism\, and immune function. H
 e is pleased to introduce an integrative approach guided by the selection 
 of an appropriate technique\, at the right time\, with a clear therapeutic
  intention\, to support the body’s capacity for self-regulation. Self-ca
 re exercises will also be taught to encourage patients’ autonomy. The co
 urse will explore the differential assessment of myofascial\, structural\,
  visceral\, dural\, vascular\, neural\, and fluid-related dysfunctions\, a
 nd their relevance to osteopathic treatment planning. Through clinical rea
 soning\, practical demonstrations\, and supervised practice\, participants
  will develop tools to build coherent\, individualized treatment plans cen
 tered on each patient’s needs. Programme Day 1 – Assessment Methodolog
 y and the Cranial and Cervical RegionsFoundations and assessmentCranial an
 d cervical techniques Day 2 – The Thorax and Abdomen Day 3 – The Lower
  Extremities and Clinical IntegrationLower-extremity techniquesAdditional 
 techniques and clinical integration Information about the course instructo
 r Claude Dufour\, D.O.\, is teaching at several campuses in Canada\, Germa
 ny and Switzerland. Over the past several years\, his clinical and academi
 c interests have focused on the interrelationships between the various mec
 hanisms of health\, including neuro-psycho-immuno-endocrinology\, as well 
 as the [...]
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