Fascial Manipulation Level 2 Course

In the Level 2 Fascial Manipulation® course (FM-2), participants expand on their understanding of the biomechanical model to treat patients with multi-segmental dysfunctions more efficiently.

The Fascial Manipulation® Level 2 (FM-2) course consists of two three-day courses, called FM-2a and FM-2b. In this hybrid delivery, level 2a will be taken online and MUST be completed at least one week prior to attending level 2b in person.  You must watch all required lectures and pass each test from the online portion of the class.  You then need to print your certificate stating you passed these exams and bring it with you to level 2b.

• When you register for FM-2b you will need to enroll in the Hybrid FM-2a course on the Stecco Education Platform.
• Your hybrid course fee includes the cost for both parts. You do not need to pay a separate FM-2a course fee.

As part of the learning process, Level 2 students will be required to present Assessment Charts of cases treated after Level 1 for discussion.

Pre-Requisites:

• Certification in Fascial Manipulation Level 1.
• Assessment Charts and case notes from treatments used in Level 1.

Course Format

FM-2a – Fascial Manipulation Level 2 Part A (Online)

Course FM-2a consists of:

• Focus on the role of Centers of Fusion as part of the biomechanical model and the formation of Myofascial Diagonals.
• Elements of comparative anatomy studies will be introduced to assist the evaluation of adaptive compensations within the fascial system.
• The involvement of fascia in motor control will be discussed and the Assessment Chart used in Fascial Manipulation® Level 1 will be updated with new elements.

FM-2b – Fascial Manipulation Level 2 Part B (In Person)

Course FM-2b will consist of:

• Introduction to the Myofascial Spirals to complete understanding of complex movement patterns and mechanisms.
• The latest fascial research projects will be presented.
• Numerous treatment demonstrations and practice will highlight this course as comparative assessment of Centers of Coordination and Centers of Fusion, Assessment Chart analysis, clinical reasoning, hands-on skills, and treatment strategies will be emphasized.

At the completion of of the course

At the conclusion of the course, the participant should be able to:

• Understand the role of retinacula in proprioception and pain. (Knowledge)
• Differentiate between spiral and diagonal motor disorders thanks the assessment process. (Analysis)
• Define a correct treatment strategy to restore the biomechanics of the human body. (Synthesis)
• Evaluate the quality of the retinacula through palpatory verification and treat appropriate the points (Center of Fusions) restoring the gliding of the retinacula. (Evaluation) 
• Will be capable of utilizing the Assessment Chart for a 3D examination of the human fascial system.
• Will be proficiency in the comparative examination of Centers of Coordination.
• Will have expanded treatment strategies in Fascial Manipulation® method.

What does a course day look like?

Each day will begin at 8:00 am and finishes around 6:00 pm.

At the conclusion of the complete course there will be an examination to appraise the level of understanding and skill level of the practitioner.

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