The digestive and respiratory systems in pediatric Osteopathy met Bruno Ducoux DO MRO
€ 675,00
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The digestive and respiratory systems in pediatric Osteopathy
3 days workshop
A healthy digestive system at birth, when it is really functional, is necessary to prevent respiratory and sensory-nervous problems later.The visceral input and information from the digestive system follow the afferent visceral fibbers through the spinal cord, the brain stem and limbic system; then informations are sent through the autonomic nervous system in a systemic way to the body in order to maintain homeostasis. These same neuropeptides are found in the respiratory system.
This 3 days workshop will explore the anatomy, embryology and osteopathic connections. The osteopath can be a fulcrum, listening and sending vibratory informations through a vibratory fulcrum, helping the self healing process and enhancing the immunology of the baby.
This three days workshop will be essentially practical.
Main steps:
- What is life?
- Dynamic Embryology
- Anatomy from the endoderm
- The polyvagal system
- Midlines
- The diaphragms
- Osteopathic principles adapted in pédiatry
- Sensoriality and the three cranial vertebrae
- Digestive, respiratory and elimination systems
- Consequences on the immune system
Techniques:
- Practices on one self
- Dynamic endodermal embryologic memories
- Dural tube and midlines
- Extra cellular matrix and 7 diaphragms
- Practices on mesentery and digestiv fasciae
- Thoracic cylinders
- Pelvic diaphragms
- Vibratory fulcrums and neutral
- Cranial practices on the immune system
Some exercices can be done in the nature.
Recommended Reading:
AT Still by John Lewis 2012 Dry Bone Press
Ontogenic basis of human anatomy E.Blechschmidt 2004
Heart of Listening Hugh Milne
Biotensegrity G.Scarr 2014 Handspring
Architecture of human living fascia J C Guimberteau 2015 Handspring
An osteopathic approach to children Jane Carreiro 2009 Churchill Livingstone