Fascial Manipulation

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Scientific Foundation: Microanatomy, Innervation, and Biochemistry of Deep Fascia Pertinent to Stecco’s® Fascial Manipulation®

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Scientific Principles of Fascial Manipulation® As proficient clinicians, we acknowledge your dedication to evidence-based practice and innovative interventions. Disregard the superficial and explore the scientific principles underlying Fascial Manipulation® (FM). This is not merely a fashionable method; it is a system grounded in the microanatomy, biomechanics, and mechanotransduction characteristics of deep fascia. By comprehending the

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Treating Low Back Pain with the Fascial Manipulation Method

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This is a comprehensive overview and evidence based practice review for treating low back pain using the Stecco developed model for the Fascial Manipulation Method®. After giving a brief history on the development pf the Fascial Manipulation Method® we will discuss the basic principles using in their training methodology and how it can be applied to treating low back pain.

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Hybrid Fascial Manipulation®/Stecco®, Level 3 b (FM3)

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Course Description In the Hybrid Fascial Manipulation®/Stecco®, Level 3 b (FM3), participants expand on their understanding of the biomechanical model to treat patients with multi-segmental dysfunctions more efficiently. This course allow the practitioner to treat musculoskeletal and internal problem simultaneously in complex patients who has visceral-somatic or somato-visceral compensations. Hybrid Fascial Manipulation®/Stecco®, Level 3 b

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Evaluating Fascial Manipulation for Treating Pain and Disability

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This article was sparked by a recent systematic review in an area I have been following for some time, Fascial Manipulation (FM).1  As clinicians, we all are in a never-ending search for treatments that add value to our patients, particularly when it comes to those in pain and struggling with their functional movement. It is

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Hybrid Fascial Manipulation®/Stecco®, Level 2 b (FM2)

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In the Hybrid Fascial Manipulation®/Stecco®, Level 2 b (FM2), participants expand on their understanding of the biomechanical model to treat patients with multi-segmental dysfunctions more efficiently. The Hybrid Fascial Manipulation®/Stecco®, Level 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

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Hybrid Fascial Manipulation®/Stecco®, Level 1 b (FM1)

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The Hybrid Fascial Manipulation®/Stecco®, Level 1 b (FM1) course takes a unique approach, looking at the body as a whole, not just “where it hurts” or where the problems appear to be. Utilizing a systematic approach to assessment and treatment of the tissue, the course covers deep tissue manipulation and focus areas of deep fascia.

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