Osteoarticular Pumping of the Lower Limb - 10-11th of October 2025
You will learn over 50 targeted manual therapy techniques to treat the joints and relational fascial anatomy of the joints of the lower limb. LEARN MORE
Osteoarticular Pumping of the Upper Limb & TMJ
You will learn over 50 targeted manual therapy techniques to treat the joints and relational fascial anatomy of the joints of the upper limb and temporomandibular joint. LEARN MORE
Osteoarticular Pumping of the Trunk & Pelvis
You will learn over 50 targeted manual therapy techniques to treat the joints and relational fascial anatomy of the joints of the pelvis, spine and ribcage. LEARN MORE
Fascial Normalization of the Lower Limb 12-13th of October 2025
The fascial normalisation of the Lower Limb course focuses on the intrinsic quality of the fasciae and will address many of the fascial chains of the Lower Limb analytically breaking down to their links. More details
Fascial Normalization of the Upper Limb & TMJ
The fascial normalisation of the Upper Limb & TMJ course focuses on the intrinsic quality of the fasciae and will address many of the fascial chains of the Upper Limb & TMJ analytically breaking down to their links. More details
Fascial Normalization of the Trunk & Pelvis
The fascial normalisation of the Trunk & Pelvis course focuses on the intrinsic quality of the fasciae and will address many of the fascial chains of the Trunk and pelvis analytically breaking down to their links. More details
TTLS of the Lower Limb
TTLS is a technique that addresses the structural needs and sensory functions of tendons, ligaments and specific muscles of the lower limb. Its focus is to normalise mechanical tension in a contracted or shortened ligament, tendons and muscles by creating a temporary inhibition in their protective mechanism. More details
TTLS of the Upper Limb & TMJ
TTLS is a technique that addresses the structural needs and sensory functions of tendons, ligaments and specific muscles of the upper limb and TMJ. Its focus is to normalize mechanical tension in a contracted or shortened ligament, tendons and muscles by creating a temporary inhibition in their protective mechanism. More details
TTLS of the Trunk & Pelvis
TTLS is a technique that addresses the structural needs and sensory functions of tendons, ligaments and specific muscles of the pelvis, the spine and the ribcage. Its focus is to normalise mechanical tension in a contracted or shortened ligament, tendons and muscles by creating a temporary inhibition in their protective mechanism. More details
The Thoracic Diaphragm
The fundamental muscle of respiration, but also one of the main muscles of the body with multiple fascial relations with all the abdominal, thoracic and pelvis viscera. More details
The Cervicothoracic Diaphragm
Both vertical (Stylian diaphragm) and horizontal (Bourgery diaphragm), the Cervico-thoracic diaphragm has a role in both the posture of the cervical spine and the stability of the shoulder girdle. It is also related to the larynx, pharynx and thyroid. More details
The Pelvis Diaphragm
The stability of the pelvis, and therefore of the entire spine, depends on the stability of the perineum. This diaphragm manages the entire urogenital system. It is also is the floor of all the viscera of the body. During pregnancy and childbirth, the quality of its function is fundamental. More details
The Cranial Diaphragm
This roof of the body protects and connects the brain and the spinal cord. The movement of cerebrospinal fluid within the cranial ventricles must be normalised. Whatever the cause, sports or accidental, the treatment of concussions requires the rebalancing of the cranial diaphragm. More details
