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Online Video-Upledger's Beyond the Dura Exploration & Research Conference-10 Languages

Online Video-for your computer or digital device

10 languages - English with Subtitles for Chinese, Czech, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Spanish. 
 

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Online Video-Upledger-CranioSacral Dissection & Anatomy

Online Video-for your computer or digital device - CranioSacral Dissection & Anatomy. John E. Upledger, DO, OMM and a team of clinicians, present the craniosacral anatomy on a dissected, unembalmed cadaver. Dr. Upledger also performs CranioSacral Therapy on the cadaver to demonstrate the effect of the techniques on the tissues. 

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Online Video-Upledger-Applied Anatomy: Practical Dissection Experience for Manual Therapists

Online Video-for your computer or digital device - Applied Anatomy: Practical Dissection Experience for Manual Therapists - This is an online video program based on the Virtual Series that is currently running from February through the end of July.  Register now to join the virtual program.  If you miss any of the live dates, you will be able to watch via the online streaming video several weeks after the live date.

Series of 6 Programs - This Virtual Series is an exciting opportunity to participate in a dissection program from the comfort of your home. Eric Moya has taken his decades of teaching dissection classes and created this Applied Anatomy program that will benefit all manual therapists.

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Online Video-Barral-SET of 4 Anatomy Series – Visceral Manipulation

Online Video-for your computer or digital device - Online Video-Barral-SET of 4 Anatomy Series – Visceral Manipulation - Each segment in this series will provide in depth discussion with a visceral perspective. The presentations are designed to enrich your knowledge and enhance your practice with a greater understanding of organ specific fascial and soft tissue connections and their connection to pain and dysfunction. The BI Faculty have studied for many years and are able to encapsulate many years of knowledge to bring it to you and your practice.

The content will delve into
~anatomy of a specific organ and it's relationship to its surrounding anatomy
~pertinent dissection slides of unembalmed donor
~using models of organs, the presenter will demonstrate each organ’s movement patterns
~self palpation as it relates to clinical application

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Online Video-Ethics in Action

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Visceral Manipulation: Advanced Clinical Applications for Common Gastrointestinal Issues - 1 - Virtual Component

Online Video-for your computer or digital device - Visceral Manipulation: Advanced Clinical Applications for Common Gastrointestinal Issues - 1 - Virtual Component - This virtual program will strengthen the participant’s expertise in integrating Barral’s Visceral Manipulation techniques with common gastrointestinal issues as seen in the clinical practice. The focus of this class is the abdominal organs including the stomach, liver and gallbladder. The participants will gain a deeper understanding of each organ including their associated membranes, ligaments, innervation, vascularization, spatial and functional interrelationships, and organ-brain connections.

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Visceral Manipulation: Advanced Clinical Applications for Common Gastrointestinal Issues - 2 - Virtual Component

Online Video-for your computer or digital device - Visceral Manipulation: Advanced Clinical Applications for Common Gastrointestinal Issues - 2 - Virtual Component - This virtual program will strengthen the participant’s expertise in integrating Barral’s Visceral Manipulation techniques with common gastrointestinal issues as seen in the clinical practice. The focus of this class is the abdominal organs including the duodenum, jejunoileum, colon, and rectum. The participants will gain a deeper understanding of each organ including their associated membranes, ligaments, innervation, vascularization, spatial and functional interrelationships, and a deep-dive into organ physiology and common organ pathologies seen in the manual therapy practice.

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Visceral Manipulation: Advanced Clinical Applications for Common Gastrointestinal Issues - 3 - Virtual Component

Online Video-for your computer or digital device - Visceral Manipulation: Advanced Clinical Applications for Common Gastrointestinal Issues - 3 - Virtual Component - This virtual program will strengthen the participant’s expertise in integrating Barral’s Visceral Manipulation techniques with common gastrointestinal issues as seen in the clinical practice. The focus of this class is the abdominal organs including the pancreas, spleen and kidney. The participants will gain a deeper understanding of each organ including their associated membranes, ligaments, innervation, vascularization, spatial and functional interrelationships, and a deep-dive into organ physiology and common organ pathologies seen in the manual therapy practice.

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Online Video-Barral-Anatomy Series – Visceral Manipulation: Abdomen Part 1

Online Video-for your computer or digital device - Anatomy Series – Visceral Manipulation: Abdomen Part 1 - Each segment in this series will share with us the importance of knowing anatomy from a visceral perspective. The presentations are designed to enrich your knowledge and enhance your practice with a greater understanding of organ specific fascial and soft tissue connections and their connection to pain and dysfunction. The BI Faculty have studied for many years and are able to encapsulate many years of knowledge to bring it to you and your practice.

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Online Video-Barral-Anatomy Series – Visceral Manipulation: Abdomen Part 2

Online Video-for your computer or digital device - Anatomy Series – Visceral Manipulation: Abdomen Part 2 - Each segment in this series will provide in depth discussion with a visceral perspective. The presentations are designed to enrich your knowledge and enhance your practice with a greater understanding of organ specific fascial and soft tissue connections and their connection to pain and dysfunction. The BI Faculty have studied for many years and are able to encapsulate many years of knowledge to bring it to you and your practice.

The content will delve into
~anatomy of a specific organ and it's relationship to its surrounding anatomy
~pertinent dissection slides of unembalmed donor
~using models of organs, the presenter will demonstrate each organ’s movement patterns
~self palpation as it relates to clinical application

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