Manipulations in FRSc

Joint manipulation is a world-renowned manual therapy practice that involves performing a quick, precise, yet gentle movement in the joint. They are used for the correction and specific mobilization of joints, and the effect of a well-made technique has a positive effect on the nervous, circulatory, lymphatic and musculoskeletal systems.

Spine and peripheral joints manipulations in FRSc.

The three-day coirse in basic and advanced manipulation techniques is addressed both to therapists with no experience in manual therapy, as well as those who want to expand and consolidate their knowledge and skills under the guidance of experienced instructors.

The instructors put special emphasis on practice, which is devoted to most of the class. The practical dimension of the workshop is provided by a group of experienced instructors.

Manipulations are characterized by high angular acceleration with minimal force to achieve cavitation at a specific joint. The advantage of manipulation is the local and global impact on the patient's body. They locally affect a specific segment of the spine or a selected peripheral joint, activating it in a specific direction. On the other hand, the global aspect is the largest and most interesting form of treatment. Through the central musculoskeletal system, we can influence the functioning of peripheral joints and restore the simplest form of locomotion, which is walking.

On the course you will learn:
– how to safely and effectively use manipulation techniques,
– when not to manipulate and choose another form of treatment,
– why the place of "blockage" is often painless and its location is not accidental,
– what manipulation techniques to choose for patients in acute and chronic conditions,
– how to regulate synkinetic chains by manipulation,
– why manipulation does not require strength, but only skills and practice,
– how to prepare the patient for “hard” techniques,
- what is the role of short, interspinal and interspinal rotators in coupled movements
… and many other interesting information.

We invite physiotherapy students and representatives of medical professions to the course: doctor, dentist, surgeon, physiotherapist, paramedic, massage technician, osteopath, orthopedic technician.

Do you work in another medical profession? Contact us!