Anatomy & Physiology: Cranial & Visceral Systems
November 22 @ 9:00 am – November 23 @ 5:30 pm
Unlike many anatomy courses which focus on learning anatomy as a collection of structures and identification of functions, these weekends focus on what we as Ortho-Bionomy practitioners need to know to be able to work with our clients and to engage with the body confidently and effectively. Some of the many topics that we’ll be addressing are:
How and why Ortho-Bionomy works
Understanding and communicating in anatomical language comfortably
Knowing what happens with isometrics and isotonics
Understanding the qualitative sensations of bone, connective tissue, fluids and nervous system
Increasing our knowledge for clinical reasoning in our sessions
Fine tuning your techniques based on your anatomical understanding
Increasing your confidence in working with every aspect of the body
Exploring the structural components of self-correction and self-balance
Increasing your effectiveness and confidence in every aspect of Ortho-Bionomy
And much, much more!
These trainings are deeply engaging and highly practical. By the end of the weekend you’ll have valuable insights which will take your practice to the next level!
Prerequisite: Fundamentals/Phase Four or Instructor’s Permission
